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Cervical Brachial Syndrome
Definition:
Impingement of the nerves of the brachial plexus. Neck and arm discomfort as a result of pressure on the brachial plexus. The brachial plexus is a group of nerves in the neck and shoulder region that sends nerve supply to the arms and hands.
Symptoms:
Sharp pain in the neck
Radiating pain in neck, shoulder, arm, hand
Pain with stomach sleeping
Causes:
Faulty posture
Tight neck musculature
Treatment:
Posture program
ROM and stretching to neck
Upper extremity strengthening exercises
Upper extremity stabilization exercises
Phase 1
Prone Cervical Rotation R L
Cervical Levator Scap Stretch
Foam Wedge In Flexion
Sitting Posture
Standing Posture
Prone Thoracic Extension
Neck Support For Pillow
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Phase 2
Thoracic Stretch 1
Wall Slides
Chin Tucks
Neck Circuit
Curl Press
Push Up Hold Top
Hummers
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