Myotomes Lower Limb | Peripheral Neurological Examination

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This is not medical advice. The content is intended as educational content for health care professionals and students. If you are a patient, seek care of a health care professional. Myotomes assessment of the lower limb is an essential part of peripheral neurological examination when suspecting signs of radiculopathy
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All Comments (21)

@natenraghav7365 3 years ago

L2 - Hip Flexion L3 - Knee Extension L4 - Ankle Dorsi Flexion & Supination L5 - Great Toe Extension S1 - Ankle Plantar flexion S2 - Knee Flexion
@jyotishrivastava7034 5 years ago

The best thing about your video is it's short with good content,gives proper information without boring the audience.
@bhoomigowda5986 1 year ago

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@amritkaal75 3 years ago

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@aguzzerodxt 3 years ago

Thank you for the knowledge
@jenc5969 6 years ago

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@dr.muddasirapt6687 2 years ago

Thank u sooo much very helpfull
@ChantelStays 1 year ago

Can you give me a gentle, and clear, difference between myotome testing and resisted muscle testing using isometric contraction? thank you!!!
@nandinijoshi5768 1 year ago

Thanks for sharing 🙏👍
@kipklop975 4 years ago

hello! may i ask if there a reason why you would intercross your hands when testing L4 instead of simply applying pressure directly down? thanks for the video, its really useful (:
@granrappanotyouraveragemoe2682 2 years ago

thanks again
@sweathanathan9612 5 years ago

can u add video on which myotomes area the spinal nerves are supplied like u can show by palpating ???
@shumailabhutto4171 1 year ago

Myotome for hip extension??
@user-qs4pt5nj6e 9 months ago

You guys save me so much time! Thanks a lot.
@pallavidodia 5 years ago

You are doing a great job.
@akhterhamid2137 5 years ago

excellent ....thnx physiotutors....
@fennakoelman6613 1 year ago

So if I understand you test the strength of the hip, knee and ankle in flexion and extension?
@harikrishnanranganathan8478 2 years ago

Can I evaluate L3 myotome in high sitting? Or it is preferred only in supine lying?
@dipti6395 5 years ago

thank you 👌👌👌
@bshayersaleh6921 6 years ago

thanks