Paul Manley Back Pain and RSI Clinic
Paul Manley, D.O. (ESO 1980), M.A.O.(Manip), Registered OsteomyologistFor muscle and joint problems
Paul Manley, D.O. (ESO 1980), M.A.O.(Manip),
Registered Osteomyologist, RSM (Royal Society of Medicine)
Specialist in the treatment of Musculo-skeletal problems
Location: 33 Chalton St, London NW1 1JD (Close to Kings Cross and Euston stations)
14/10/2024
Registered Osteomyologist, RSM (Royal Society of Medicine)
Specialist in the treatment of Musculo-skeletal problems
Location: 33 Chalton St, London NW1 1JD (Close to Kings Cross and Euston stations)
14/10/2024
Anatomy
and physiology for students of voice:
The
5 compartments of breathing
e.g. RR2 = the upper rear section on the right side.
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Whenever there
is a spinal assymetry present, especially in the ribcage, the breathing
is affected. Often the breath is forced upwards towards a high breathing pattern. The most common pattern is illustrated on the left and affects the upper section of the ribcage ( R2, F2 ). The resultant breathing pattern becomes confined to the areas below the area of fixity. The person cannot inhale fully into the upper ribcage. |
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London location: 33 Chalton St, London NW1 1JD (Close to Kings Cross and Euston stations)