Posture and overall muscle chains
Neuropostural syndrome of anterior cervical scars
Description As we defined in neuropostural syndrome, the pain felt by the patient can be neurological and/or postural: Neuropathic pain is related to scarring neuropathy from an anterior cervical scar. Muscle pain is linked to
Neuropostural Syndrome: Definition
New physiopathological concept sometimes suspected by professionals working on posture (physiotherapist, osteopath, posturologist podiatrist, functional rehabilitation doctor) Definition : Combines scar neuropathy and a global posture disorder aimed at reducing the impact of scar neuropathy.
Postural assessment by videogrammetry
Non-ionizing technique for measuring postures by taking high-frequency photographs for a period of around twenty seconds with computer reconstruction making it possible to produce reproducible and reliable assessments with a reliability of 0.1 mm. You
The antero-lateral (AL) muscle chain
Composition of the antero-lateral (AL) muscle chain Muscles of the main structure of the AL chain: Muscles of the lower limbs: Front part of the gluteus medius. Fascia lata tensor. Anterior tibial and posterior
The postero-anterior-anterior-posterior (PA AP) muscle chain
Composition of the postero-anterior-anterior-posterior (PA AP) muscle chain: The main chain has 4 muscle groups, each with a specific function: The Sentinel Group of the Vertical Axis: Deep posterior muscles of the spine: Multifids. Inter
The postero-median muscle chain (PM)
Composition of the postero-median muscle chain: The main part consists of the head and trunk muscles, from top to bottom: –Tensed musculo-aponeurotic structures from the occiput to the orbital region. -Semispinatus, longissimus of the head.
The anteromedial (AM) muscle chain
Composition of the anteromedial muscle chain: The main part includes the muscles of the head and trunk, from top to bottom: – Orbicularis of the lips -Digastrics – Anterior part of the sterno-cleido-mastoid -Anterior
The posterolateral (PL) muscle chain
Composition of the posterolateral (PL) muscle chain Main structures of the PL chain Muscles of the chain of the lower limbs: Gluteus medius. External hamstrings (short and long portion of the biceps femoris) Vastus lateralis
Global muscle chains
Global muscle chain theory Description of the motor functioning of the body in its entirety and modeling of global muscle chains balancing with each other and defining the posture of an individual as a whole.