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- Feature: A New Model for Investigating Effects of Neural Techniques On Muscle Function During Manual Therapy
- Feature: Asymmetry and Diagnosis
- NDS Instructor Brian Yee joins our team.
- Alfio Albasini has joined Neurodynamic Solutions International as Senior Instructor.
- Tarlov's cysts are relatively rare but, when present, they typically occur in the lumbosacral region.
- Ms Jutta Bauer: NDS Instructor for Austria, Germany and Switzerland.
- Wrist Technique during Median Neurodynamic Testing
- Trouble Shooting with Scapular Stabilisation
- Sciatica: Is Extension the Right Choice? - FEATURE
- Neural Aspect to Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome - FEATURE
- NDS in the USA
- NDS Braves Atlanta for Its New USA Hub
- Michael Shacklock Receives Academic Position at Georgia State University
- New American Instructor joins NDS
- Biography Russell Foley
- NDS Teaches in Savannah, Atlanta and Denver
- Neurodynamics gets Standing-Room-Only Reception
- NDS España Developing Rapidly
- NDS India Opens with Successful First Course in Bangalore
- Feature Article - The Sporting Nerve Part 2
- Feature Article - The Sporting Nerve Part 1
- How effective can Neurodynamic Testing really be in Diagnosis?
- NDS is Going Global - European/Nordic Instructors' Meeting held in Spain
- Sensitivity of Neural Tissue to Movement (Mechanosensitivity)
- Alf Breig Memorial Lecture in Sweden
- NDS Goes Viking
- Michael Shacklock receives Award for Book 'Clinical Neurodynamics'
- New NDS Book Release – Biomechanics of the Nervous System: Breig Revisited
- Feature Article - Heel Pain/Plantar Fasciitis and Neurodynamics
- Are Nerve Root Dysfunctions Visible on Radiological Investigation?
- New Painless Cervical Nerve Root Mobilisations: taking tension off the system for nerve root pain
- Neuroscientist with Attitude: who was Santiago Ramón y Cajal?
- NDS Receives Gifts from Spanish Parliament
- NDS España
- Can Nerve Root Tissue move relative to its Meningeal Sheath? Dr. Alf Breig does it again.
- Piriformis Syndrome as a Cause of Sciatica
- Cadaver Dissection - Diane Jacobs
- Spanish Translation of Book Released
- Portugal: First NDS Course held in Braga
- Neurodynamic Solutions shoots hoops with the Chicago Bulls - no bull
- Blame it on Rio
- NDS Course with Athletico
- Gregory Grieve Memorial Lecture presented by Michael Shacklock
- Original Founder of Adverse Neural Tension passes away
- NDS Global Teaching Program
- Are you interested in teaching Neurodynamics or are you teaching Neurodynamics?
New Release – Book by NDS about the work of the founder of Adverse Mechanical Tension in the Nervous System, Dr Alf Breig.
Biomechanics of the Nervous System: Breig Revisited
New ReleaseDr Alf Breig is the Leonardo da Vinci of mechanical function of the nervous system. As part of his work he founded the concept of adverse mechanical tension, something which has had an enormous and profound influence on the physical medicine professions.
This new book by NDS is about the work of this remarkable man and is a celebration of his life and his passion.
Many have heard of him, but few have actually seen his amazing work.
OMT SwedenBreig's work was in danger of being lost because it is no longer being printed by the original publishers. As such, NDS has obtained the copyright and agreed with Dr Breig and his wife Elisabeth to release his work again.
In association with the Orthopaedic Manual Therapy Division of the Swedish Association of Registered Physiotherapists, NDS Neurodynamic Solutions is proud to announce this new released book.
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ORDER NOW! - Breig Book (Biomechanics of the Nervous System) Cost - $101.50 Australian Dollars plus Postage of approx. $15.00 worldwide - Publisher: Neurodynamic Solutions (NDS), Adelaide, South Australia - Editor: Michael Shacklock - Copyright: © NDS |
Here are just a few samples of the illustrations in the new book:
 force distribution in the spinal cord |
 effect of pressure on blood flow in lumbar dura (microangiography) |
 lumbar disc bulge pressing on a nerve root |
 dynamics of the brain stem during neck movements |
 spinal cord axon distortion during neck movements |
We have been featuring some of Dr Alf Breig's pioneering work on Biomechanics of the Nervous System in Newsletters and on this Website:
Radiological Investigation - Myelography
Lumbar Nerve Root Physiology and Movement Impairment
Painless Cervical Nerve Root Mobilisation - taking Tension off the System for Nerve Root Pain
Can Nerve Root Tissue move relative to its Meningeal Sheath?
Piriformis Syndrome - Biomechanical Interactions between the Neural Tissues in the Pelvis and Piriformis Muscle during the SLR
All the pictures you can see by visiting above featured article links, are from Dr Alf Breig's two books:
- Biomechanics of the Nervous System, Almqvist and Wiksell, 1960
- Adverse Mechanical Tension in the Central Nervous System, Almqvist and Wiksell, 1978
New Release
Alf Breig provided a looking glass for mechanical function of the nervous system like no others have done before, or subsequently. For many, this was a whole new world, that the nervous system was a mechanical organ whose mechanics, physiology and histopathological mechanisms were considered to be interdependent.
In performing his key works between the 1950s and 1980s, Breig gave birth to a unique milestone on which physical examination and treatment by the thousands of clinicians around the world are still based today.
