Neurodynamic Sequencing

neurodynamic testing is going to tell you the exact location where the entrapment site could potentially be. So I think that is one of the biggest misconceptions. We've done some study in the lab up in Barcelona where we're actually using micro strain devices to see what happens to the nerve elongation with different sequences. It turns out that if you use the same ranges of motion at the end of all tests, no matter what sequence it is, the elongation is actually the same. You have as much elongation where you finish last and you have it much more when you start first.