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Title: Therapeutic Taping for the Cervicothoracic, Maxillofacial


1
Therapeutic Taping for the Cervicothoracic,
Maxillofacial TMJ
  • Dr. Dyanna Haley-Rezac, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, CKTP
  • Dr. Scott Rezac, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, CKTP, CEAS

2
Taping for C/S T/S
  • Identify your Asterisk () Sign
  • Tape for sign, re-check
  • Spine tends to be more taping for function than
    pain (pain follows function)
  • Great adjunct to manual techniques to carry over
    following Rx.
  • Joint mobilization
  • Soft Tissue mobilization
  • PNF (scapular)
  • Capital Flexion Neuro Re-ed

3
Sternocleidomastiod (SCM)Kinesio Technique
  • Split strip in two, starting at mastoid, one
    strip to manubrium other to clavicle
  • Tape with cervical spine in contralateral
    sidebend and ipsilateral rotation
  • Facilitation or Inhibition

4
Sternocleidomastiod (SCM)Kinesio Technique
  • Indications
  • Inhibit SCM to facilitate deep capital flexors
    (longis colli / longus capitis)
  • Correct Torticollis
  • Decrease SCM spasm, facilitate ROM
  • Decrease tension on TMJ
  • Headaches
  • Testing
  • Capital Flexion
  • Posture
  • Pain / HA
  • ROM

5
Posterior Cervicothoracic (Erector Spinae)
MusclesMcConnell Kinesio Technique
  • Single strip to facilitate or inhibit over
    affected segments
  • Tape with spine in flexion
  • Unilateral or bilateral
  • Bilateral extension facilitate both sides
  • Rotation inhibit side with muscle spasm and
    facilitate contralateral side

6
Posterior Cervicothoracic (Erector Spinae)
MusclesMcConnell Kinesio Technique
  • Indications
  • Generally effective to tape C/S and T/S for
    enhanced postural correction
  • Bilaterally to decrease excess cervical lordosis
  • Vertebral rotations - Unilaterally to inhibit
    muscle spasm on contracted side and facilitate
    less active side
  • Improve painfree C/S and T/S extension or inhibit
    excessive extension
  • Testing
  • Posture
  • AROM / quality of motion
  • Pain
  • Segmental spinal motion

7
Posterior SpineMulligan Technique
  • Following Joint Mobilization
  • 2 strip across the segment mobilized with
    moderate to maximum stretch
  • Can use this in conjunction with the McConnell
    Kinesio Erector Spinae Technique

8
Posterior SpineMulligan Technique
  • Indications
  • Following Joint Mobilization for Stabilization
  • Improve thoracic extension
  • Testing
  • Posture
  • AROM / quality of motion
  • Pain
  • Segmental spinal motion

9
Levator ScapulaeKinesio Tape
  • Kinesio Technique
  • Split strip starting at transverse processes
    C1-C4 one strip to the medial border of scapula,
    other to the superior angle with inhibition
    stretch
  • Tape with cervical spine in contralateral
    rotation and flexion
  • Modified Tape Practical Application
  • Single strip

10
Upper / Middle TrapeziusKinesio Technique
  • Kinesio Technique
  • Split strip starting at the TP of the 2nd
    Vertebrae (below the hairline) with minimal
    stretch apply one strip to lateral clavicle /
    acromion, other strip to medial border of the
    scapula
  • Tape with cervical spine in contralateral
    sidebend
  • Indications generally inhibition
  • Modified Tape Practical Application
  • Single strip

11
Kinesio Taping UTDecreased Pain, no change EMG
  • Murray H. Effect of Kinesio Taping on Upper
    Trapezius Muscle Tone and Cervical Discomfort.
    15th Annual Kinesio Taping Symposium 2000
  • Upper Trapezius inhibition
  • 15 subjects with neck pain
  • No significant difference with EMG
  • Subjective complaint of pain decreased with tape

12
Effects of Tape on ScaptionDecreased UT /
Increased LT EMG
  • Selkowitz DM et al. The effects of scapular
    taping on the surface electromyographic signal
    amplitude of shoulder girdle muscles during upper
    extremity elevation in individuals with suspected
    shoulder impingement syndrome. J Orthop Sports
    Phys Ther. 2007 Nov37(11)694-702.
  • Scapular taping decreased upper trapezius and
    increased lower trapezius activity in people with
    suspected shoulder impingement during a
    functional overhead-reaching task, and decreased
    upper trapezius activity during shoulder
    scaption.

13
Effects of Endura Fix on Lower TrapeziusInhibits
Muscle Activity
  • Alexander CM et al. Does tape facilitate or
    inhibit the lower fibres of trapezius? Man Ther.
    2003 Feb8(1)37-41.
  • The tape was found to inhibit lower trapezius
    activity. On average, the application of Endura
    Fix tape inhibited trapezius by 4. The
    application of Endura Sports tape overlaying the
    Endura Fix tape inhibited trapezius on average by
    22. The inhibitory effect was negated once the
    tape was removed.

14
Kinesio Taping PostureDecreased Pain/Increased
GH flexion
  • Murray H, Husk L, Garcia D. Effects of Kinesio
    Taping on Posture and Upper Extremity Pain.
    Presented at 16th Annual Kinesio Taping
    Symposium. 2001
  • Unilateral rhomboid facilitation and pectoralis
    inhibition
  • 15 subjects
  • Pain complaints significantly decreased and GHJ
    AROM flexion increased by an average of 15
    degrees

15
Postural CorrectionMcConnell Technique
  • Enhance Force Couple
  • Can tape from scapula to contralateral pelvis
  • Unilateral or Bilateral
  • Carry-over PNF
  • Postural Correction
  • Scapular retraction and depression
  • Unilateral or bilateral

16
Postural CorrectionDecreased Kyphosis
  • Greig AM et al. Postural taping decreases
    thoracic kyphosis but does not influence trunk
    muscle electromyographic activity or balance in
    women with osteoporosis. Man Ther, 2007 Apr
  • There was a significant effect of postural taping
    on thoracic kyphosis (p0.026), with a greater
    reduction in thoracic kyphosis after taping
    compared with both control tape and no tape. No
    EMG or balance effects found.

17
Scoliosis
  • Tape single strips moderate to maximum stretch on
    anterior rotated segments

18
Rib Pain (Fracture/Subluxation)Athletic
Kinesio Technique
  • Decrease pain, similar to immobilizer brace, but
    allows mobility of other segments
  • Single strip over affected rib light to moderate
    stretch
  • Cross strips unload with space corrections (max
    stretch across middle 1/3, no stretch on ends) on
    either side of fracture

19
Maxillofacial (sinus)Kinesio Technique
  • Edema strips no stretch
  • Single strip across frontal sinus
  • Split across nasal sinus

20
TMJ Unload
  • Space correction
  • ½ strip or 1 tape
  • 1.5 squares
  • Maximal pull over center 1/3, no pull on lateral
    2/3
  • Apply 2-4 strips in crossing directions

21
C7-T1 Unload (Dowagers Hump)
  • Decrease pressure / pain over C7-T1 joint
  • 2 - 4 space correction strips
  • Maximal stretch over middle 1/3, no stretch
    lateral 2/3
  • Great carry-over following C7-T1 fascial release

22
Clinical Evidence-Based
  • Gonzalez-Iglesias. Short-term effects of cervical
    kinesiotaping on pain and cervical ROM in
    patients with acute whiplash injury a randomized
    clinical trial. JOSPT 2009.
  • Tension application vs sham
  • Increase in ROM and decrease in pain in tension
    group

23
Clinical Evidence-Based
  • What was your Comparable or Asterisk () Sign?
    recheck that after taping
  • Objective Assessment
  • Capital Flexion Tests substitution of SCM /
    scalenes, mmHG (pressure) they can hold, number
    of reps, range they can perform and hold time
  • Posture symmetry, improvement in excessive or
    decreased kyphosis or lordosis
  • AROM Improvement in range, pain and quality of
    motion

24
Clinical Evidence-Based
  • Objective Assessment
  • Outcome Measures - NDI (Neck Disability Index)
  • Pain / Headaches - at rest, with previously
    aggravating motions and / or activities
  • Frequency
  • Intensity
  • Duration
  • MMT spine and UEs
  • Neurological Testing
  • Decreased radicular symptoms
  • Special Testing Adsons, Allens, ULT, Shoulder
    abduction test

25
Clinical Evidence-Based
  • Functional Improvements
  • Positional Tolerance
  • Sitting at computer, to drive, attend childs
    sports activities
  • Standing with UE activity washing dishes, at
    work
  • C/S Extension overhead hanging curtains,
    changing lightbulb, painting, drywall
  • Activity Tolerance
  • Turning head for driving safely
  • Lifting groceries, children, housework
  • Pushing/Pulling lawnmower, vacuum, pushing a
    stroller or grocery cart

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