Dry needling of the anterior scalene muscles resolved the symptoms of nerve tingling and pain as tested with the upper limb tension test!
Dry needling of the levator scapulae improved neck range of motion!
Dry needing of the levator scapulae restored neck rotation.
Strength output more than doubled after dry needling of the deltoids.
Amazing improvement in cervical spine rotation after dry needling of the SCM muscle.
Rob Stanborough needled the upper trapezius and improved cervical range of motion.
Immediate progress noted in the clinic with dry needling of the oblique capitis inferior muscle.
Wow! Dramatic increase in passive range of motion of the neck after dry needling of the Oblique Capitis Inferior Muscle.
Impressive improvement in neck range of motion after dry needling of the levator scapula muscle.
Improved range of motion after DN of the SCM.
Splenius capitus, Splenius cervicis, Multifidi, Rotatorea.
Dry needling of the muscles of the neck requires accurate identification of the spinous processes of C2 and C6.
Practice Tips for Dry Needling of the Oblique Capitis Inferior Muscle.
See the results of petrosal mobilizations during the CRAFTA courses!
Dry needling plays an important role in managing craniomandibular dysfunction
Dry needling of just a few muscles, such as the masseter and lateral pterygoid, resolved a long-standing TMD problem.
Dry needling of the pterygoids corrected abnormal mouth dynamics!
Palpation of the temporal branch of the facial nerve during the CRAFTA courses
Amazing improvement in mouth opening after dry needling of the masseter and temporalis muscles
I have to admit, when I first started treating patients with headaches, I didn’t do a very good job! I used some basic cervical and soft tissue techniques I had
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