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  2. Begin by entering your personal information, including your name, date of birth, and contact details. This section is crucial for identifying your case.
  3. Fill in the referral source and describe any postures or stresses that may relate to your condition. This helps in understanding the context of your symptoms.
  4. In the 'History' section, detail your present symptoms, their duration, and any factors that worsen or alleviate them. Be as specific as possible to aid in accurate assessment.
  5. Complete the 'Examination' section by noting observations and measurements related to pain and functional activity. This includes documenting responses during active and passive movements.
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When to Avoid McKenzie Method Exercises: 5 Potential Risks Your pain started after a recent injury. You may have a possibility of spinal tumors or infections. MDT exercises are not used to treat back or neck pain due to spinal tumors and/or infections. You have had certain types of spine surgery.
The McKenzie method, also called Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), functions as a classification system for assessing and treating various musculoskeletal conditions, including lower back, neck, and extremity pain.
The McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT) is an internationally researched and acclaimed system of assessment and management for spinal and extremity musculoskeletal disorders developed by New Zealand Physiotherapist Robin McKenzie.
The McKenzie Method is very accurate even when compared with an MRI; the success rate has been shown to be 92% with a therapist and patient. (Journal of Manual and Manipulative Therapy) The McKenzie Method offers the patient independence at home in treating their own back or neck.
The McKenzie method physical examination involves asking the patient to perform specific provocative movements in various directions in both standing and lying positions. In most cases, patients are made to perform single or repeated forward and backward bending movements (flexion and extension).

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