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Body Chart — Pain Mapping

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Anterior
Posterior
L. Lateral
R. Lateral
Mark Type
Pain (P)
Referred (R)
Numbness (N)
Pins & Needles
Stiffness (S)
Other (O)
Eraser
Select Body Area
Cervical Spine
Thoracic Spine
Lumbar Spine
Shoulder
Elbow
Wrist / Hand
Hip
Knee
Ankle / Foot
Visceral
Stecco FM
Women's Health

1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Cervical Spine)

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TxSh
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Neck pain
Headache
Arm pain / radiculopathy
Dizziness
Stiffness
Post-whiplash
Post-surgical
⚠ Red Flags
Bilateral UL Sx
Bilateral LL Sx
Hand Clumsiness
Gait Disturbance
Recent Significant Trauma
Bowel/Bladder Dysfunction
Osteoporosis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Long-term Corticosteroids
Unexplained Weight Loss
Hx of Cancer
Night Sweats
Night Pain (not relieved by rest)
Drop Attacks
Dizziness
Diplopia
Dysarthria
Dysphagia
Facial Numbness
Nystagmus
Nausea
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Cervical Spine)

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TxSh

3 — Cervical ROM & Movement(Cervical Spine)

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TxSh
Active ROM (% or degrees)
Effect of Repeated Movement
Isometric Testing
Scapular Influence

4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Cervical Spine)

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TxFM
Palpation Findings
Soft Tissue
Upper trapezius
Levator scapulae
Suboccipitals
SCM
Scalenes
Splenius capitis
Splenius cervicis
Semispinalis capitis
Multifidus (Cx)
Deep neck flexors
Pectoralis minor
Rhomboids
MAP
PAIVM / Accessory Movement
Passive ROM / End Feel
Hypermobility

5 — Special Tests(Cervical Spine)

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TxSh
Cervical Radiculopathy
Upper Cervical Instability
VBI (Vertebrobasilar Insufficiency)
Cervicogenic Headache
UMNL (Upper Motor Neuron)
Cranial Nerves

6 — Neurological Assessment(Cervical Spine)

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Sh
Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes
Reflexes
ULTT (Upper Limb Tension Tests)

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Cervical Spine)

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8 — Treatment(Cervical Spine)

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TxShViFM
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
AP MobilisationsAnterior-posterior ▾
Central AP Cx
Unilateral AP Cx
Central AP Tx
Unilateral AP Tx
IV-Glide
Transverse glide
Longitudinal Mobilisations ▾
Longitudinal cephalad
Longitudinal caudad
SNAGSustained natural apophyseal glide ▾
Cx Flexion SNAG
Cx Extension SNAG
Cx Rotation SNAG (L)
Cx Rotation SNAG (R)
Reverse SNAG
1st Rib SNAG
Manual Traction ▾
Sustained traction
Intermittent traction
Position of ease traction
Cx MaitlandMaitland accessory pressure ▾
Grade I–II (pain)
Grade III–IV (stiffness)
Grade V (HVLAT)
Cx MAP ▾
MAP 1st Rib
MAP C0/C1
MAP C1/C2
C2–C7 Up-slope
C2–C7 Down-slope
Segmental Traction
MAP C7/T1
Visceral ManipulationCervical referral patterns ▾
Diaphragm release (C3–C5 phrenic nerve)
Pericardium / cardiac ligaments
Lung / pleura — upper lobe
Stomach fascial release (left Cx)
Liver / gallbladder release (right Cx)
Mediastinum release
Thyroid fascial release
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Upper trapezius
Levator scapulae
Suboccipitals
SCM
Scalenes
Posterior Cx muscles
Pectorals
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Upper trapezius
Levator scapulae
Suboccipitals
SCM
Scalenes
Splenius capitis
Semispinalis
Neural & Exercise
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
Median nerve glide
Radial nerve glide
Ulnar nerve glide
Neural interface Cx
Exercise Programme ▾
DNF training (deep neck flexors)
Scapular stabilisation
Cx ROM exercises
Cx strengthening
McKenzie extension
Postural correction
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Cervical Spine)

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ShTx
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Thoracic Spine)

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CxLx
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Mid-back pain
Thoracic stiffness
Rib pain
Referred chest pain
Post-surgical
Postural pain
⚠ Red Flags
Unexplained Weight Loss
Night Pain
Hx of Cancer
Bowel/Bladder Dysfunction
Bilateral LL Sx
Chest Pain on Exertion
Osteoporosis / Fracture risk
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Thoracic Spine)

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CxLx
Palpation & PAIVMs

3 — ROM & Movement(Thoracic Spine)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Thoracic Spine)

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MAP

5 — Special Tests(Thoracic Spine)

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CxLx

6 — Neurological Assessment(Thoracic Spine)

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Reflexes
Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Thoracic Spine)

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8 — Treatment(Thoracic Spine)

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CxLxViFM
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
Central PA MobilisationsThoracic ▾
T1–T2 Central PA
T3–T4 Central PA
T5–T6 Central PA
T7–T8 Central PA
T9–T10 Central PA
T11–T12 Central PA
Grade I–II (pain)
Grade III–IV (stiffness)
Unilateral PA MobilisationsThoracic ▾
Unilateral PA (L)
Unilateral PA (R)
Grade I–II
Grade III–IV
Rib Mobilisation ▾
Rib PA mob
Rib rotation mob
1st rib mob
Rib HVLAT
Thoracic HVLAT / Manipulation ▾
Upper Tx HVLAT
Mid Tx HVLAT
Lower Tx HVLAT
Side-lying Tx manipulation
Tx MAP ▾
Visceral ManipulationThoracic referral patterns ▾
Diaphragm — central tendon / costal
Lung / pleura — upper lobe
Lung / pleura — lower lobe
Pericardium / cardiac ligaments
Mediastinum release
Liver / gallbladder (right lower Tx)
Stomach (left lower Tx)
Oesophagus fascial release
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Trapezius (middle/lower)
Rhomboids
Erector spinae (Tx)
Latissimus dorsi
Serratus posterior
Intercostals
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Trapezius (middle)
Rhomboids
Erector spinae (Tx)
Multifidus (Tx)
Serratus posterior superior
Exercise & Rehabilitation
Exercise Programme ▾
Thoracic extension over roll
Thoracic rotation exercises
Scapular retraction exercises
Posture correction
Breathing re-education
Rib mobility exercises
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Thoracic Spine)

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CxLx
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
No follow-up sessions recorded yet. Click “+ Add Session” above.

1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Lumbar Spine)

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TxHip
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Low back pain
Leg pain / sciatica
Lumbar radiculopathy
SIJ pain
Lumbar stenosis
Post-surgical
⚠ Red Flags (Lumbar)
Bowel/Bladder Dysfunction
Saddle Anaesthesia
Bilateral LL Weakness
Unexplained Weight Loss
Night Pain
Hx of Cancer
Recent Significant Trauma
Cauda Equina symptoms
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Lumbar Stenosis
Lumbar Disc Herniation
Vertebral Fracture
Spinal Infection
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
HIV
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Lumbar Spine)

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TxHip

3 — ROM & Movement(Lumbar Spine)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Lumbar Spine)

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FM
MAP Assessment
MAP Assessment
Soft Tissue
Erector spinae
Multifidus
Quadratus lumborum
Gluteus maximus
Piriformis
TFL / ITB
Hamstrings
Hip flexors

5 — Special Tests(Lumbar Spine)

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TxHipKn
Lumbar Radiculopathy / Disc
SIJ Tests

6 — Neurological Assessment(Lumbar Spine)

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Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes
Reflexes
Neurodynamics

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Lumbar Spine)

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Outcome Measures

8 — Treatment(Lumbar Spine)

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TxHipViFM
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
Lx MobilisationLumbar mobilisation ▾
Central PA L1
Central PA L2
Central PA L3
Central PA L4
Central PA L5
Unilateral PA (L)
Unilateral PA (R)
Rotation mob (L)
Rotation mob (R)
HVLAT / manipulation
Lateral flexion mob
Lat. glide in side lying
MulliganLumbar Mulligan techniques ▾
SNAG — lumbar
Sustained SNAG
Belt SNAG
SLR SNAG
MWM (Flex)
MWM (Ext)
MAPMyofascial Activation Protocol ▾
Lx Dysfunction (Neutral)
Lx Dysfunction (Ext)
Lx Dysfunction (Flex)
Ant. Rot. Ilium (NM)
Ant. Rot. Ilium (Mechanical)
Post. Rot. Ilium (NM)
Post. Rot. Ilium (Mechanical)
Up-slip (NM)
Up-slip (Mechanical)
Compound Pubis
Ant. Pubic Dysfunction
Post. Pubic Dysfunction
Sacrum Flex SB
Sacrum Ext. SB
Sacral Torsion Fwd
Sacral Torsion Backwd
SIJ Manipulation / Mobilisation ▾
SIJ distraction
SIJ compression
SIJ manipulation (HVLAT)
Posterior rotation mob
McKenzie Programme ▾
Flexion in lying
Extension in lying
Extension in standing
Lateral shift correction
Repeated end-range extension
Repeated end-range flexion
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
SLR nerve slider
SLR nerve tensioner
Femoral nerve slider
Sciatic nerve glide
Neural interface Lx
Lumbar plexus NM release
Sacral plexus NM release
Visceral ManipulationLumbar referral patterns ▾
Kidney / renal fascia (L1–L2)
Psoas / iliacus fascial release
Small intestine / mesenteric root
Large intestine — ascending (right Lx)
Large intestine — descending (left Lx)
Cecum (right Lx)
Sigmoid colon (left Lx / SIJ)
Bladder dome
Diaphragm — lumbar attachments
Uterus / broad ligament
Pelvic floor fascial release
Rectum / sigmoid (sacrum / coccyx)
Round ligament
Prostate fascial release
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Erector spinae
Multifidus
Quadratus lumborum
Gluteus maximus
Piriformis
TFL / ITB
Hamstrings
Hip flexors
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Erector spinae
Multifidus
Quadratus lumborum
Gluteus maximus
Gluteus medius
Piriformis
TFL
Exercise & Rehabilitation
Exercise Programme ▾
Core stability — basic
Core stability — progressive
Transversus abdominis activation
Multifidus activation
Hip strengthening
Glut activation
Hamstring strengthening
McKenzie HEP
Stretching programme
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Lumbar Spine)

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TxHip
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Shoulder)

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CxEl
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Shoulder pain
Rotator cuff injury
Impingement syndrome
Instability / dislocation
Frozen shoulder / capsulitis
AC joint pain
Biceps tendinopathy
SLAP lesion
Post-surgical
⚠ Red Flags
Unexplained Weight Loss
Night Pain (at rest)
Hx of Cancer
Fever / Infection
Recent Significant Trauma
Bilateral UL Sx
Cervical myelopathy signs
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Shoulder)

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Cx
Range of Motion (Active / Passive)
Strength Testing

3 — ROM & Movement(Shoulder)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Shoulder)

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FM

5 — Special Tests(Shoulder)

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CxEl
Impingement
Rotator Cuff Strength Tests
Instability
Labral Disorder
Biceps Tendinopathy
AC Joint

6 — Neurological Assessment(Shoulder)

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Cx
Reflexes
Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes
ULTT (Upper Limb Tension Tests)

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Shoulder)

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Cx

8 — Treatment(Shoulder)

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CxElTxVi
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
AP MobilisationsGH joint ▾
Posterior glide
Inferior glide
Anterior glide
Inferior AP
Longitudinal caudad
Grade I–II (pain)
Grade III–IV (stiffness)
Cx MobilisationCervical (shoulder influence) ▾
Central AP Cx
Unilateral AP Cx
Cx SNAG
Reverse SNAG
Cx rotation mob
Mulligan MWMMobilisation with movement ▾
MWM — abduction
MWM — flexion
MWM — ER
MWM — IR
Belt MWM
SNAG / Reverse SNAG ▾
SNAG Cx for shoulder
Reverse SNAG
1st rib SNAG
Visceral ManipulationShoulder referral patterns ▾
Liver / gallbladder (right shoulder)
Stomach fascial release (left shoulder)
Lung / pleura release
Pericardium (left shoulder)
Diaphragm release
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Subscapularis
Teres minor
Deltoid
Upper trapezius
Pectoralis minor
Pectoralis major
Biceps tendon
Levator scapulae
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Subscapularis
Teres minor
Deltoid
Upper trapezius
Pectoralis minor
Neural & Exercise
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
Median nerve glide
Radial nerve glide
Ulnar nerve glide
Brachial plexus slider
Neural interface Cx/Tx
Exercise Programme ▾
Rotator cuff strengthening — ER
Rotator cuff strengthening — IR
Supraspinatus loading
Scapular stabilisation
Serratus anterior activation
Posterior capsule stretch
Pendulum exercises
Proprioception training
Progressive loading
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Shoulder)

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CxEl
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Elbow)

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ShWrCx
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Lateral epicondylalgia
Medial epicondylalgia
Elbow pain
Stiffness
Olecranon bursitis
Post-surgical / fracture
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Elbow)

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3 — ROM & Movement(Elbow)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Elbow)

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FM

5 — Special Tests(Elbow)

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ShWrCx

6 — Neurological Assessment(Elbow)

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Reflexes
Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Elbow)

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8 — Treatment(Elbow)

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ShWrCx
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
Elbow Joint Mobilisation ▾
Medial glide
Lateral glide
Posteroanterior glide
Longitudinal distraction
Extension mob
Flexion mob
Grade I–II (pain)
Grade III–IV (stiffness)
MWMMobilisation with movement ▾
MWM — lateral epicondyle (tennis elbow)
MWM — medial epicondyle
MWM — elbow extension
MWM — forearm pronation
MWM — forearm supination
Radial Head Mobilisation ▾
PA radial head
Anterior glide radial head
Posterior glide radial head
Visceral ManipulationElbow / arm fascial chains ▾
Liver / gallbladder fascial chain (right arm)
Pericardium / cardiac (left arm)
Lung / pleura fascial chain
Diaphragm release
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Common extensor origin
Common flexor origin
Brachioradialis
Biceps tendon
Triceps
Forearm extensors
Forearm flexors
Supinator
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Common extensor origin
Common flexor origin
Brachioradialis
Forearm extensors
Forearm flexors
Supinator
Neural & Exercise
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
Radial nerve glide
Ulnar nerve glide (cubital tunnel)
Median nerve glide
Neural interface Cx/elbow
Exercise Programme ▾
Eccentric wrist extension loading (tennis elbow)
Eccentric wrist flexion loading (golfer's elbow)
Forearm strengthening
Grip strengthening
Elbow ROM exercises
Proprioception training
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Elbow)

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ShWr
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Wrist / Hand)

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ElCx
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Wrist pain
CTS (carpal tunnel)
De Quervain's tenosynovitis
Wrist instability
Finger / thumb pain
TFCC injury
Post-fracture
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Wrist / Hand)

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3 — ROM & Movement(Wrist / Hand)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Wrist / Hand)

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FM

5 — Special Tests(Wrist / Hand)

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ElCx

6 — Neurological Assessment(Wrist / Hand)

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Reflexes
Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Wrist / Hand)

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8 — Treatment(Wrist / Hand)

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ElCx
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
Wrist Joint Mobilisation ▾
PA radiocarpal
Posterior glide
Anterior glide
Ulnar glide
Radial glide
Distraction
Longitudinal mob
Carpal Mobilisation ▾
Scaphoid mob
Lunate mob
Triquetrum mob
Capitate mob
Hamate mob
Pisiform mob
Carpal tunnel stretch mob
Finger / Thumb Joint Mobilisation ▾
MCP joint mob
PIP joint mob
DIP joint mob
CMC (thumb) distraction
CMC (thumb) PA mob
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Flexor tendons
Extensor tendons
Thenar muscles
Hypothenar muscles
Interossei
Wrist flexors (forearm)
Wrist extensors (forearm)
De Quervain's — APL/EPB
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Thenar muscles
Wrist flexors
Wrist extensors
Interossei
Flexor carpi ulnaris
Neural & Exercise
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
Median nerve glide (CTS)
Ulnar nerve glide
Radial nerve glide
Carpal tunnel neural mob
Exercise Programme ▾
Grip strengthening
Pinch strengthening
Wrist flexion/extension loading
Forearm pronation/supination
Tendon gliding exercises
Nerve gliding exercises
Fine motor retraining
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Wrist / Hand)

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El
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Hip)

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LxKn
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Hip pain
FAI (femoroacetabular impingement)
Gluteal tendinopathy
Hip OA
Labral tear
Groin pain / adductor
Trochanteric bursitis
Post-surgical / THR
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Hip)

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3 — ROM & Movement(Hip)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Hip)

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FM

5 — Special Tests(Hip)

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LxKn

6 — Neurological Assessment(Hip)

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Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Hip)

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Outcome Measures

8 — Treatment(Hip)

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LxKnViFM
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
Hip Joint Mobilisation ▾
Posterior glide (flexion)
Anterior glide (extension)
Inferior glide (abduction)
Medial rotation mob
Lateral rotation mob
Long-axis distraction
Grade I–II (pain)
Grade III–IV (stiffness / OA)
Lx / SIJ MobilisationLumbar & sacroiliac influence ▾
Central PA Lx
Unilateral PA Lx
SIJ distraction
SIJ compression
SIJ manipulation (HVLAT)
Mulligan MWMHip mobilisation with movement ▾
MWM — hip flexion
MWM — hip ER
MWM — hip abduction
Belt MWM distraction
Visceral ManipulationHip referral patterns ▾
Cecum / appendix (right hip)
Sigmoid colon (left hip)
Kidney / renal ptosis
Bladder / ureteral fascia
Uterus / ovary (right hip)
Uterus / ovary (left hip)
Psoas / iliacus fascial release
Inguinal ligament / iliacus
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Gluteus maximus
Gluteus medius
Gluteus minimus
Piriformis
TFL / ITB
Hip flexors (iliopsoas)
Hip adductors
Hamstrings (proximal)
Quadratus lumborum
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Gluteus medius
Gluteus minimus
Piriformis
TFL
Iliopsoas
Quadratus lumborum
Hip adductors
Neural & Exercise
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
Sciatic nerve slider
Femoral nerve slider
Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve
Neural interface Lx/hip
Exercise Programme ▾
Glut max strengthening
Glut med strengthening
Single leg squat progression
Hip flexor stretching
Adductor strengthening
Hip ER/IR strengthening
Proprioception / balance
Load management programme
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Hip)

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LxKn
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Knee)

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HipLxAn
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Knee pain
ACL injury
Meniscal injury
Patellofemoral pain
OA knee
MCL / LCL sprain
Patellar tendinopathy
Post-surgical / TKR
ITB syndrome
Bursitis
⚠ Red Flags
Unexplained Weight Loss
Night Pain (at rest)
Hx of Cancer
Fever / Infection
Recent Significant Trauma
Bilateral LL Sx
Neurovascular compromise
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Knee)

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HipLx
Range of Motion
Strength Testing (MRC Scale)

3 — ROM & Movement(Knee)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Knee)

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FM

5 — Special Tests(Knee)

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HipLxAn
Ligament Tests
Meniscus Tests
Patella Tests

6 — Neurological Assessment(Knee)

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Lx
Reflexes
Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes
Neural Dynamics

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Knee)

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Hip

8 — Treatment(Knee)

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HipLxAnVi
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
Knee Joint Mobilisation ▾
PA tibiofemoral
Anterior glide tibia
Posterior glide tibia
Medial glide tibia
Lateral glide tibia
Distraction
Grade I–II (pain)
Grade III–IV (stiffness)
Patella Mobilisation ▾
Superior glide patella
Inferior glide patella
Medial glide patella
Lateral glide patella
Patellar tilt correction
PMJ MobsPatellomeniscal joint ▾
Medial meniscus mob
Lateral meniscus mob
Medial joint line mob
Lateral joint line mob
Mulligan MWMMobilisation with movement ▾
MWM — knee flexion
MWM — knee extension
MWM — tibia IR
MWM — tibia ER
Belt MWM
Lx / Hip MobilisationLumbar & hip influence on knee ▾
Central PA Lx
Hip posterior glide
Hip distraction
SIJ mob
Visceral ManipulationKnee fascial chains ▾
Kidney / renal fascia (posterior knee)
Bladder meridian (posterior knee / calf)
Pelvic floor (knee valgus pattern)
Sigmoid / cecum via fascial chain
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Quadriceps
VMO
Hamstrings
ITB / TFL
Gastrocnemius
Popliteus
Pes anserine group
Iliotibial band rolling
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Vastus medialis (VMO)
Vastus lateralis
Rectus femoris
Hamstrings
Gastrocnemius
Popliteus
TFL
Neural & Exercise
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
SLR nerve slider (sciatic)
Femoral nerve slider
PKB nerve slider
Neural interface Lx/knee
Exercise Programme ▾
VMO activation
Quad sets
SLR (quad)
Terminal knee extension
Step-ups
Squats — partial
Single leg squat
Hamstring loading (eccentric)
Proprioception / balance board
Glut activation for knee
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Knee)

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HipLx
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Ankle / Foot)

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KnHip
Patient Story / History in Own Words
Type freely or record the patient's story
Tap to select (multiple allowed)Currently selected shown when ticked▾
Ankle sprain (lateral)
Ankle sprain (medial)
Achilles tendinopathy
Plantar fasciitis
Ankle instability
Foot pain
Post-fracture
Post-surgical
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Observation & Posture(Ankle / Foot)

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3 — ROM & Movement(Ankle / Foot)

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4 — Palpation & Joint Assessment(Ankle / Foot)

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FM

5 — Special Tests(Ankle / Foot)

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KnHip

6 — Neurological Assessment(Ankle / Foot)

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Reflexes
Sensation / Dermatomes
Strength / Myotomes

7 — Outcome Measures & Diagnosis(Ankle / Foot)

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8 — Treatment(Ankle / Foot)

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KnHipLx
Manual Therapy — Mobilisations
Talocrural (Ankle) Mobilisation ▾
Posterior glide (dorsiflexion)
Anterior glide
Medial glide
Lateral glide
Distraction
Grade I–II (pain)
Grade III–IV (stiffness)
Subtalar Mobilisation ▾
Medial glide
Lateral glide
Inversion mob
Eversion mob
Distraction subtalar
Mulligan MWMMobilisation with movement ▾
MWM — dorsiflexion
MWM — inversion sprain
MWM — eversion
Belt MWM dorsiflexion
Foot / Toe Mobilisation ▾
Midfoot PA mob
1st MTP mob
MTP extension mob
Subtalar pronation mob
Navicular mob
Cuboid mob
Visceral ManipulationAnkle / foot fascial chains ▾
Kidney / renal fascia via fascial chain
Bladder meridian (calf / ankle)
Pelvic floor (plantar fascial chain)
Liver / GB (right ankle via fascial chain)
Soft Tissue & Needling
STRxSoft tissue release ▾
Gastrocnemius / Achilles
Soleus
Peroneals
Tibialis anterior
Tibialis posterior
Plantar fascia
Intrinsic foot muscles
Toe flexors / extensors
Dry Needling (DN) ▾
Gastrocnemius
Soleus
Tibialis posterior
Peroneals
Plantar intrinsics
Tibialis anterior
Neural & Exercise
Nerve Mobilisation / Glides ▾
Sciatic nerve slider
Common peroneal nerve
Tibial nerve slider
Sural nerve slider
Exercise Programme ▾
Calf raises (bilateral)
Single-leg calf raise
Eccentric heel drops (Achilles)
Soleus loading
Peroneal strengthening
Tibialis posterior loading
Intrinsic foot exercises
Balance board / proprioception
Gait retraining
Return to sport progression
HEP issued

9 — Plan & Follow-Up(Ankle / Foot)

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KnHip
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Movement Verification (MoVe)(Stecco FM)

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CxVi

2 — Palpation Verification (PaVe) — Densification Chart(Stecco FM)

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CxTxLxShElWrHipKnAnVi

Click each cell to cycle: clear → mild (1) → moderate (2) → dense (3). Pattern emerges across segments and planes.

0 — clear
1 — mild
2 — moderate
3 — dense
Segment Cardinal planes Diagonals
AN RE ME LA IR ER AN-ME AN-LA RE-ME RE-LA AN-IR AN-ER RE-IR RE-ER
Dense points
0
Moderate points
0
Dominant plane
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Dominant segment
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Stiffness pattern
No restrictions marked yet.

3 — Treatment Points(Stecco FM)

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CxLxShVi
Response during treatment

4 — Plan & Follow-Up(Stecco FM)

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CxLx
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Visceral)

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CxLxHip
Patient Story / History in Own Words
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Chronic / recurrent pain not resolving
Post-surgical adhesions
Referred visceral pain
Pelvic / abdominal pain
Post-whiplash with autonomic component
Hormonal / gynaecological
Digestive dysfunction with MSK pain
⚠ Red Flags
Unexplained Weight Loss
Blood in Stool / Urine
Unexplained Abdominal Mass
Hx of Cancer
Bowel / Bladder Dysfunction
Fever / Infection
Night Sweats
Acute Abdomen Signs
Yellow Flags
Fear Avoidance
Catastrophizing
Work Dissatisfaction
Central Sensitisation
Sleep Disturbance
Ruminating

2 — Visceral Assessment(Visceral)

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FM
Listening Assessment (Barral)
Systems Involved

3 — Visceral Treatment(Visceral)

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CxTxLxHipSh
Abdominal / Digestive
Liver & GallbladderRight shoulder / right Cx referral ▾
Liver Lift
Liver Transverse Plane
Liver Frontal Plane
Liver Sagittal Plane
Liver Viscoelasticity
Liver Motility
Liver Ant. Roll
Liver Post. Roll
Triangular Lig. (L)
Triangular Lig. (R)
Gallbladder Tension Release
Gallbladder Draining
Bile Duct Stretching
Gallbladder Motility
Liver/Gallbladder Motility
StomachLeft shoulder / left Cx referral ▾
Stomach Transverse Motion
Stomach Vertical Motion
Liver / Lesser Omentum
Stomach Transverse/Vertical Combined
Gastric Ptosis inf. restrictions
Stomach Motility
Stomach/Liver Motility
Oesophageal Hiatus Stretch
Hiatus Rot. Tendencies
Balance Gastro-oesophageal Junction / Diaphragm
Abdominal Sphincters ▾
Cardiac Sphincter
Pylorus
Sphincter of Oddi
Ileocecal Valve
DJ Flexure
Small IntestineLumbar / central referral ▾
Duodenum / D1 Stretch
Duodenum / D2 Stretch
Duodenum / D4 Stretch
D2 Post/Lat Restrictions
Duodenaljejunal Flexure / L1 Attachment
Duodenum Motility
Duodenum/Stomach Motility
Jejunoileum Root
Mobilising Loop Restrictions
Mobilise Mesentery
Jejunoileum Motility
Large IntestineLumbar / SIJ / hip referral ▾
Mobs Cecum
Cecum Motility
Mobs Ascending Colon
Mobs Descending Colon
Mobs Hepatic Flexure
Mobs Splenic Flexure
Mobs Transverse Mesocolon
Mobs Sigmoid Colon
Sigmoid Motility
Large Intestine Motility
SpleenLeft shoulder / left Cx referral ▾
Spleen Motility
Spleen/Diaphragm Association
Spleen/Diaphragm (Using Legs)
Spleen/Stomach Association
Spleen/L Kidney Association
Spleen Viscoelasticity
Pancreas ▾
Pancreas Motility
Pancreas/Spleen Association
Pancreas/Duodenum Association
Pancreas Viscoelasticity
Greater Omentum
Greater Omentum ▾
GO Stomach/Transverse Colon
Greater Omentum/Stomach
Greater Omentum/Hepatic Flexure
Greater Omentum/Splenic Flexure
Lesser Omentum
Peritoneum
Peritoneum ▾
Ant. Peritoneum (Global)
Ant. Peritoneum (Specific)
Post. Peritoneum
Post. Peritoneum (Parietal)
Parietal Peritoneum Motility
Urogenital
KidneysLumbar / 12th rib / hip flexor ▾
Mobs Kidney (Grynfeltt's Space)
Mobs Kidney (Long Lever)
Mobs Kidney (Side Lying)
Mobs Kidney/Liver
Mobs Kidney See-Saw
BladderPubic symphysis / hip / L5–S1 ▾
Pubovesical Lig. (L)
Pubovesical Lig. (R)
Urachus Stretch (General)
Med. Umbilical Lig. (L)
Med. Umbilical Lig. (R)
Obturator Foramen
Combined Bladder/Lumbar
Parietal Peritoneum (Frozen Bladder)
Combined Bladder/Lower Extremity
Induction (Expir)
Induction (Ant/Post)
Ureter ▾
Ureter Direct (L)
Ureter Direct (R)
Ureter With Lower Extremity (L)
Ureter With Lower Extremity (R)
Kidney/Bladder/Ureter Induction
Gynaecological / Reproductive
Uterus & AdnexaSacrum / SIJ / hip / Lx ▾
Uterine body mobility
Broad ligament (right)
Broad ligament (left)
Round ligament (right)
Round ligament (left)
Uterosacral ligament
Right ovary / tube release
Left ovary / tube release
ProstateSacrum / perineum / hip ▾
Prostate fascial release
Rectovesical space
Denonvilliers fascia
Perineal body release
Thoracic / Respiratory
DiaphragmLx / Cx / shoulder / psoas ▾
Central tendon release
Right dome release
Left dome release
Crural (lumbar) attachments
Aortic hiatus
Oesophageal hiatus release
Costal attachments
Pericardiophrenic ligament
Lungs & PleuraUpper Tx / shoulder / Cx ▾
Right lung — upper lobe
Right lung — lower lobe
Left lung — upper lobe
Left lung — lower lobe
Pleural cupola (cervical pleura)
Pulmonary ligament
Costopleural recesses
Pericardium & HeartUpper Tx / left shoulder / Cx ▾
Pericardium mobility
Sternopericaridal ligaments
Phrenicopericardiac ligament
Cardiac ligament release
Mediastinum release
Fascial / Meningeal
Fascial Chain ReleaseGlobal fascial patterns ▾
Peritoneal adhesion release
Omental release
Post-surgical scar mobilisation
Umbilical scar release
Caesarean scar release
Appendectomy scar release
Laparoscopy port sites
MeningesDural mobility ▾
Spinal dura release
Sacral dural attachment
Craniosacral rhythm assessment
Intracranial membrane release
General

4 — Plan & Follow-Up(Visceral)

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LxHip
Initial Plan
Follow-Up Sessions
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1 — Subjective / Present Illness(Women's Health)

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Symptoms

2 — Observation(Women's Health)

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External ▾
Atrophy
Perineal descent
Discharge
Scarring
Dermatomes ▾
S2 decreased
S3 decreased
S4 decreased
✓ All cleared
Reflexes ▾
Cough reflex absent
Anal wink absent
Clitoral absent
✓ All cleared

3 — Pelvic Floor Assessment(Women's Health)

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Pelvic Floor
Trigger Points
Prolapse

4 — Abdominal Assessment(Women's Health)

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5 — Red Flags(Women's Health)

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⚠ Red Flags
Unexplained bleeding
Suspected malignancy
Acute infection / fever
Severe prolapse (Grade III/IV)
Cauda equina symptoms
Recent abdominal surgery (<6wk)

6 — Treatment(Women's Health)

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Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
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