MT Endangerment Sites

Monday, November 12, 2018

33. Cluneal Nerves




Cluneal Nerve. These nerves are the cutaneous nerves of the buttocks. There are three nerve type superior, medial and inferior cluneal nerves. 

MT's avoid this area because there can be a lot of nerve entrapment in some of these nerves. Causing extra stress on the nerve may not feel good to the client causing burning or shooting pain. 
Posted by Bigger Than Me at 9:35 PM
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      • 1. Arteries and Veins
      • 2. Nerves
      • 3. Joints
      • 4. Eyeballs
      • 5. Facial arteries
      • 6. Brachial Plexus
      • 7. External Jugular Vein
      • 8. Subclavian Artery
      • 9. Styloid Process
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      • 11. Median Nerve
      • 12. Radial Arteries
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      • 14. Thoracic Outlet
      • 15. Common Carotid Artery
      • 16. Carotid Sinus
      • 17. Parotid Salivary Gland
      • 18. Submandibular Salivary Gland
      • 19. Axilla
      • 20. Ulnar Groove
      • 21. Xyphoid Process
      • 22. Carpal Tunnel
      • 23. Hook of Hamate Bone
      • 24. Liver
      • 25. Descending Aorta
      • 26. Appendix
      • 27. Femoral Triangle
      • 28. Lymph Nodes
      • 29. Tarsel Tunnel
      • 30. Bursea
      • 31. Floating Ribs
      • 32. Kidneys
      • 33. Cluneal Nerves
      • 34. Sciatic Nerve
      • 35. Varicose Veins
      • 36. Poplitial Fossa
      • 37. Squamous Portion of the Temporal Bone and the ...
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