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Diabetes
Peripheral neuropathy
Progressive neurological disorders
Cancer
Upper motor neurologic disorder
Surgery in last 6 months
Significant hand deformation due to nerve damage
QuickDASH
Secondary Outcomes
Scapular stabilization
Neural gliding
Proximal manual therapy
Distal stretching
Sleeping Posture
Sitting Posture
3 phase progression
Progressing from low to high electromyograhical
activity
Short to long lever arm to challenge patients
(Day et al., 2014)
3 Phases
Supine
Sitting
Standing
Progressed when able to demonstrate 30 nerve
glides w/o reproducing symptoms
(Day et al., 2014)
QuickDASH improvement
Mean Pain
Bias
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