Paul Manley Back pain clinic central London

Paul Manley: The Theobalds Natural Health Centre, 46 Theobalds Road, London WC1X 8NW
Call 07925 616 753 for an appointment. Email Paul for advice - click here

Back Pain Clinic

About Paul Manley Conditions treated

Back & neck pain Sciatica Muscle & ligament injury Trapped nerves Hip, knee & ankle Shoulder, wrist & finger joints Sports injuries Postural problems Repetitive strain injury Headaches & migraine General stiffness

Back problem
treatment methods

Massage Myo-articulation Long lever articulation Spinal manipulation Enhanced cranial technique Abdominal massage techniques Tailored exercise Lab test results, x-ray and MRI scans

What is back pain? Articles by Paul Manley

Cranial technique and its role in reducing intracranial pressure Muscle and tendon pathology

Glossary of back pain terminology Contact and location

Spinal problems

Spine anatomy Homepage Upper spine problems Head and neck

Vertebrae and muscles of the neck Base of the skull and suboccipital musles Muscles which rotate the neck Muscles which side bend the neck

Ribcage and thoracic / dorsal spine

The bones of the ribcage and thoracic / dorsal spine The muscles of the ribcage and thoracic / dorsal spine

Low back problems Low back and Lumbar spine

Muscles and bones of the low back Pelvic bones and sacro-iliac joints Pelvic muscles and ligaments

The bones of the whole spine The muscles of the whole spine The muscle layers of the whole body

Musicians problems

Musicians problems Homepage Case histories of musicians problems and RSI Forearm muscles flexion extension Forearm muscle layers Muscles of the hand and fingers Carpal bones of the wrist Shoulder joint movements and muscles Flexion of forearm muscles for the pianist Treatment of musicians problems Instructions for viewing 3D movies

Voice problems Homepage Anatomy of the diaphragm How we breathe The compartments of breath Voice and larynx The larynx in action CNS control of respiration

Links

Primal pictures 3D anatomy Web design

How to work the movies - where you see the sign press down left mouse button and move mouse side to side to animate.
Download Quicktime 6.5 Detailed Instruction page

Intercarpal ligaments

The Intercarpal ligaments in red. These ligaments define the coronal axes of movement of the carpal bones.

Thus a 'weak zone' can be seen in the centre of the carpal architecture which will both allow for maximum opening of the palm and for aberrations of carpal algnment in the central weak zone: in yellow


Pivot point in carpal abduction / adduction	Abduction / adduction of the wrist x-ray

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Paul Manley specialises in back pain, low back ache, neck pain, headaches, shoulder pain, knee pain and wrist pain and repetitive strain injuries.
Call 07925 616 753 for an appointment at his Holborn, London WC1 practice
or for house calls in the home counties area.
Email Paul Manley for advice - click here