Ep. 386 – PRI Technique Considerations for Tietze Syndrome or Costochondral Joint Pain

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December 9, 2024
Abdominal Binder, Anterior Chest Wall Pain, Breathing, Cartilage, Costochondritis, Costosternal Syndrome, Distraction, Elongation, Inflammation, Inhalation, Lengthening, Manual Techniques, Overhead Reach, Pectoralis, Posterior Mediastinum, Precordial Catch Syndrome, Rib, Shoulder Flexion, Sternal, Sternum, Swelling, Upper Ribs, ZOA, Zone of Apposition

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