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Thoracic region 1
Basic rib (1-7) movements are demonstrated and tested for signs of disturbances in the inhalation and exhalation phase, with articulatory and muscle energy manipulative procedures used to improve mobility.
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- "Thoracic region: true ribs"@en
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- "Basic rib (1-7) movements are demonstrated and tested for signs of disturbances in the inhalation and exhalation phase, with articulatory and muscle energy manipulative procedures used to improve mobility."@en
- "Manipulative procedures are preceded by a diagnostic examination which focuses attention on the precise location of a segmental dysfunction in the upper thoracic region. Further diagnostic tests detail the specific segmental findings which form a basis for the procedures demonstrated. The principle of a direct technique is explained and three types of direct procedure are shown in sufficient detail to assist the student in practicing for skill development."@en