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...to fill the space between the plinth and the neck without pushing it into lordosis. ...g. Use the pressure sensor as biofeedback to monitor the flattening of the lordosis by watching for an increase in pressure. Monitor for substitution by palpat

...o palpate the spinous process of C3-C6 in individuals with normal cervical lordosis. === Cervical Lordosis ===

...knee and hip flexion, [[gait]], posture, and [[balance]]. Increased lumbar lordosis due to an increased pelvic tilt can be associated with the risk of low back High heels are also seen to increase lumbar lordosis. They raise the Center of Mass (CoM), decreasing postural stability. It is

...sterior tilt position, decreasing the lumbar lordosis (an excess in lumbar lordosis is often seen in scoliosis patients).

...efficient for pelvic asymmetry modifications in head positioning, cervical lordosis or thoracic kyphosis.<ref>Iunes DH, Cecílio MB, Dozza MA, Almeida PR. [htt

*Excessive lordosis which results in increased mechanical pressure Patients with Baastrup syndrome typically show an excessive lordosis.<ref name=":3" /> <ref name=":19">Jang EC, Song KS, Lee HJ, Kim JY, Yang JJ

|'''Increased Lumbar Lordosis''' |Lumbar lordosis is exaggerated during prosthetic stance phase<br><br>

...cause of the lumbar lordosis, alignment of the upper spine, cervical spine lordosis, kyphotic thoracic spine and the appropriate alignment of the pelvis connec ...gait, the patient will tilt their trunk forward or compensate by excessive lordosis of the spine and an anterior pelvic tilt.<ref name=":6" />

* Cervical lordosis * Lumbar lordosis

* Bilateral contracture of low back muscles results in lordosis.

...la, S., Parker, T., Robertson, K. and Pepin, M.-E. (2022) Comparing Lumbar Lordosis in Functional Dance Positions in Collegiate Dancers with and without Low Ba ...ncers will attempt to compensate by increasing hip flexion and thus lumbar lordosis<ref name=":19" /><ref name=":2" /><ref name=":10" />.

...of paraspinal muscle fullness or asymmetry, increase or decrease in lumbar lordosis, muscle atrophy, or posture asymmetry. Patients with chronic facet syndrome *Reducing lumbar lordosis

| Pt sitting with spine in a natural lordosis. Pt retract scapulae and gently elongate the cervical spines to achieve a n

...draw in maneuver before the bridging exercise to prevent excessive lumbar lordosis. Also maximum expiration which was found to increase the abdominal muscles

...les|transversospinalis]] group. They provide posterior support of cervical lordosis in synergy with the [[Cervical Deep Neck Flexors|deep neck flexors]] and pr

...lvic tilt, crouch [[gait]], hip instability and increased lumbar [[Posture|lordosis]].<ref>Bilgili F, Temelli Y, Akalan NE. Assessment of the hip and knee flex

...ect of adding abdominal bracing to spinal stabilization exercise on lumbar lordosis angle, extensor strength, pain, and function in patients with non-specific ...lt=|thumb|Obesity can lead to altered body positions eg exaggerated lumbar lordosis]]The body is composed of water, [[Proteins|protein]], minerals, and [[Adipo

'''<u>4. Lordosis:</u>''' A lordosis is classified as an excessive convex curvature of the lumbar spine.<ref nam ** Reduces excessive lumbar lordosis

...s://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s12891-016-1250-1 How consistent are lordosis, range of movement and lumbo-pelvic rhythm in people with and without back

...ormities will result in sagittal plane abnormalities, for e.g. kyphosis or lordosis, whereas others will primarily affect the coronal plane e.g. scoliosis. The ...mal development of the spine can cause significant scoliosis, kyphosis, or lordosis, resulting in body deformities that can be distressing to patients and thei