1 The concept of neurodynamics
2 Neurodynamic sequencing
3 " Effect of bilateral neurodynamic testing on neurodynamics – SLR and upper
limb neurodynamic tests
4 " Neuropathodynamics – expanding the boundaries and classification of
different dysfunctions
5 " Neurodynamic testing – MNT1, MNT2, RNT, UNT, RSNT and sensitisation
6 " Planning the physical examination – how not to provoke pain but still treat the
neurodynamic component. How to sensitise the examination and treatment for
hidden neurodynamic problems, level 1,2 and type 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d
examinations.
7 " Diagnosis of neurodynamic tests – differentiating neural tissue from
neuromusculoskeletal tissues, establishing what is normal and abnormal
8 " Classification and diagnosis of specific dysfunctions – sliding dysfunction,
tension dysfunction, pathophysiological dysfunction, mechanosensitivity
dysfunction, mechanical interface dysfunctions, hyperactivity protective
muscle dysfunction, innervated tissue dysfunctions.
9 " Method of treatment – system of technique progression, hypersensitivity
problems, hidden neural component and sensitised examination
10.Treatment progressions – cervical nerve root foraminal opening and closing
dysfunctions, neural tension dysfunction, combined neural tension and
reduced closing dysfunctions (level/type 3c), thoracic outlet syndrome
treatment combinations, medial and lateral elbow pain, carpal tunnel
syndrome. Neural tension dysfunction, specific neural sliding dysfunctions
