Biomechanics Monthly | Muscular Systems and Anatomical Slings

Biomechanics Monthly | Muscular Systems and Anatomical Slings

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Muscular Systems and Anatomical Slings    What is an Anatomical Sling? An anatomical, or myofascial, sling refers to a given group of muscles, fascia, and ligaments functioning together to crea...

Biomechanics Monthly | Orthotics

Biomechanics Monthly | Orthotics

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What is an Orthosis? An orthosis is any artificial brace or support for the limbs or spine. These devices are designed to support or improve functional movement in a given region of the body by ei...

Designed to Move | Winged Scapula

Designed to Move | Winged Scapula

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  What Is Winged Scapula The shoulder region, comprised of the shoulder blade (scapulae) and the collarbone (clavicle), act as a supportive stabilizer for the chest muscles (pectorals and trapezi...

Designed to Move | Upper Cross Syndrome

Designed to Move | Upper Cross Syndrome

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  What is Upper Cross Syndrome Upper cross syndrome refers to a compensation pattern where the shoulder girdle becomes unstable in which the upper back and head have an exaggerated forward tilt (...

Designed to Move | Uneven Shoulders

Designed to Move | Uneven Shoulders

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  What are Uneven Shoulders? In a neutral state, the shoulders should sit evenly on top of the rib cage. The rib cage, the supportive foundation for the diaphragm and lungs, is essential for opt...

Designed to Move | Unequal Leg Length – Leg Length Discrepancy

Designed to Move | Unequal Leg Length – Leg Length Discrepancy

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Limb length discrepancy is a common condition where one leg is shorter than the other (usually less than a 1 cm difference on average). This can lead to distinct changes in the walking pattern, pa...