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accessory movement

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accessory movement [ak′ses·ə·rē ‚müv·mənt]
(physiology)


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In order to justify the need for passive joint mobilisation, they also had to have pain and/or stiffness during accessory movements of the shoulder region joints.
Limiting accessory movements of the upper ribcage and shoulder girdles can reduce dyspnea (Breslin, Garoutte, Kohlman-Carrieri, & Celli, 1990).
Examination should include posterior and anterior palpation and accessory movement on the ipsilateral side with the arm in neutral and in a position in which tension in the neural structures is increased.
 
 
 
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