Looking for some advice for something that is something I am struggling to devise a treatment plan for.
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Diagnosis of this 40 year old race walker is Intermedial Dorsal Cutaneous Nerve tension/compression.
I have given advice regarding alteration of shoe lacing patterns to reduce compression and given some padding either side of the nerve pathway to ensure that there is no pressure on the nerve.
However, the question I have is; are nerve glides appropriate and successful for intermedial dorsal cutaneous nerve tension.
I am pretty sure that the compression is a factor but based on the fact that the patient experiences more problems walking downhill and the symptoms are relieved going uphill, I think that tension is the issue.
I would appreciate any comments or if anyone can offer any other advice, I would be most grateful.
Kind regards,
Robin
Just before anyone says anything, I have always thought it was the intermediate , not intermedial. Curiously, the Grays diagram says intermedial?! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Gray836.png
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