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This study and the techniques used were based on the proposed biomechanical links between the thoracic and cervical spines (Cleland et al 2007) and the hypoalgesic effects of TJM on neck pain (Vicenzino et al 1998).
Thoracic spine thrust manipulation versus cervical spine thrust manipulation in patients with acute neck pain: a randomized clinical trial
They preserve the connection between the thoracic and cervical portion and receive their blood supply from the neck.
Substernal thyroid masses
Further evaluation of the spine by MRI revealed the presence of a space-occupying lesion at the level of the conus medullaris and involvement of the leptomeninges in the thoracic and cervical areas.
Cranial neuropathy in neurosarcoidosis. (Imaging Clinic)
The sex ratios apparently depend on the site of the lesion along the neuroaxis: more males have low spinal lesions involving the sacrum, but high thoracic and cervical involvement is biased toward females (36,37).
The Secular Trends in Male:Female Ratio at Birth in Postwar Industrialized Countries
In order of frequency, foot and toe injuries (more often in females) are first on the list, followed by ankle, lower leg, knee (slightly more frequent in males), hip and thigh, lumbar spine (equal in males and females), thoracic and cervical spine, rib cage (more reported by females), shoulder (more reported by males), head, forearm, and hand (a surprising female complaint).
Leaps and Bounds
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