#Axis Deviation

🚗 Axis Deviation: Easy Mode Think of the heart’s axis like your car’s turn signals: ⬅️ Left blinker down = Left Axis ➡️ Right blinker up = Right Axis ⬆️⬆️ Both up = Normal (Driving straight) ⏬⏬ Both down = Reverse (Extreme Axis 🚨) Once you see it like this, axis deviation stops feeling scary… it’s just reading the direction of the heart’s “signal.” 🫀✨ #emslife #emergencymedicine #paramedic #rn #ems #emt #paramedicsophie

🫀The heart axis is a measure of the overall direction of electrical activity in the heart during a heartbeat, as seen on an ECG. It's determined by looking at the QRS complex in specific ECG leads. The normal heart axis falls between -30 and +90 degrees. Deviations from this range can indicate various heart conditions. . . . . #cardiology #axis #deviation #heart #medicine #ecg #ekg #electrocardiogram #medicaldoctors #medical #doctors #doctor #nurse #heartcondition #medicina

One tiny bone could be causing your big health problems… Your atlas (C1) is the only bone in your neck not locked in by others—highly mobile, but prone to misalignment. When it shifts, it can affect your brainstem, balance, and cause dizziness, headaches, fatigue, and more. Let’s check your atlas!

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. ⚠️🚨 Extreme Case: Cervical Instability at Its Worst The hospital initially reported that there was nothing wrong with the patient’s neck, including the C1 (atlas). Conventional imaging like X-ray, MRI, and CT scan showed no clear abnormality—because they only capture static images. However, using Digital Motion X-ray (DMX), real-time imaging under motion revealed severe upper cervical instability at C1, where the head was no longer being properly supported by normal ligamentous structures. Instead, it showed extreme instability and loss of structural support, consistent with significant ligamentous laxity. DMX made it possible to visualize what static imaging could not—the breakdown of ligament integrity and abnormal motion within the cervical spine. By capturing the body in motion, DMX exposes instability, laxity, and functional deficits that traditional imaging may miss. #dmxdiagnostics #MedicalTikTok #digitalmotionxray #SpineHealth #DMXImaging

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💥C1 and C2 vertebrae ⤵️ . Also known as the atlas and axis, serve as a crucial junction between the skull and the spine. . 👉🏼 Atlas (C1): . The atlas is the first cervical vertebra, and it supports the weight of the skull. The primary motion of the atlas is flexion and extension. It allows us to nod our heads up and down. . 👉🏼 Axis (C2): . The axis is the second cervical vertebra, and it forms a unique pivot joint with the atlas. This joint is called the atlantoaxial joint and allows rotational movement of the head. The odontoid process, also known as the dens, projects upward from the axis and fits into the atlas, forming this pivotal joint. This arrangement allows us to rotate our heads from side to side. If you’re having trouble rotating your head, this joint could be restricted. . Restriction or misalignment if these vertebrae can lead to different physiological issues. . 👉🏼 Nervous System Function: The vertebral column protects the spinal cord, a critical component of the nervous system. Proper alignment of C1 and C2 ensures that there is no undue pressure on the spinal cord, preserving the integrity of nerve signals. . 👉🏼 Blood Flow and Circulation: The vertebral arteries, major blood vessels supplying the brain, pass through openings in the atlas and axis. Proper motion and alignment of these vertebrae are essential for maintaining optimal blood flow to the brain, supporting cognitive function and overall well-being. . 👉🏼 Range of Motion: The unique design of the atlantoaxial joint allows for a wide range of head movements. This flexibility is vital for activities such as turning the head while driving, looking over one’s shoulder, or simply scanning the environment. . 👉🏼 Balance and Stability: C1 and C2 contribute to the overall balance and stability of the head and neck. Any dysfunction in these vertebrae can lead to issues such as headaches, dizziness, and compromised stability. . ✅ Manual Osteopathic practitioners ensure the proper alignment and function of the C1 and C2 vertebrae through assessment and treatment. . #headacherelief #migrainerelief #neckpainrelief #tensionheadache #osteopathy #btosteopathy #osteopath #spinehealth

💥C1 and C2 vertebrae ⤵️ . Also known as the atlas and axis, serve as a crucial junction between the skull and the spine. . 👉🏼 Atlas (C1): . The atlas is the first cervical vertebra, and it supports the weight of the skull. The primary motion of the atlas is flexion and extension. It allows us to nod our heads up and down. . 👉🏼 Axis (C2): . The axis is the second cervical vertebra, and it forms a unique pivot joint with the atlas. This joint is called the atlantoaxial joint and allows rotational movement of the head. The odontoid process, also known as the dens, projects upward from the axis and fits into the atlas, forming this pivotal joint. This arrangement allows us to rotate our heads from side to side. If you’re having trouble rotating your head, this joint could be restricted. . Restriction or misalignment if these vertebrae can lead to different physiological issues. . 👉🏼 Nervous System Function: The vertebral column protects the spinal cord, a critical component of the nervous system. Proper alignment of C1 and C2 ensures that there is no undue pressure on the spinal cord, preserving the integrity of nerve signals. . 👉🏼 Blood Flow and Circulation: The vertebral arteries, major blood vessels supplying the brain, pass through openings in the atlas and axis. Proper motion and alignment of these vertebrae are essential for maintaining optimal blood flow to the brain, supporting cognitive function and overall well-being. . 👉🏼 Range of Motion: The unique design of the atlantoaxial joint allows for a wide range of head movements. This flexibility is vital for activities such as turning the head while driving, looking over one’s shoulder, or simply scanning the environment. . 👉🏼 Balance and Stability: C1 and C2 contribute to the overall balance and stability of the head and neck. Any dysfunction in these vertebrae can lead to issues such as headaches, dizziness, and compromised stability. . ✅ Manual Osteopathic practitioners ensure the proper alignment and function of the C1 and C2 vertebrae through assessment and treatment. . #headacherelief #migrainerelief #neckpainrelief #learn_medication#tensionheadache #osteopathy #btosteopathy #osteopath #sp

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Your bite is not “just teeth” and your posture is not “just your back” – they are one system. When your lower jaw sits too far back or to one side, your head and neck instinctively twist and tilt to keep your eyes level and your airway as open as possible. Over time, that can show up as: - Forward head posture - Tension in neck and shoulders - Headaches and jaw pain - Compensations all the way down the spine And it works the other way too. If you habitually slouch, crane your head forward over a screen, or sleep in a twisted position, your jaw is dragged with you. That can change how your teeth meet, overload certain teeth, and even worsen grinding and clenching at night. As a longevity-focused dentist, we are not just looking at how your teeth touch. We are looking at how your jaw sits in your face, how your head sits on your neck, and how your body is stacking itself to protect your airway and nervous system. Healthy bite = supported posture. Healthy posture = more stable bite, calmer muscles, fewer fractures and chips, and a happier airway long-term. This is why a real “check-up” should include your head, neck and posture – not just a quick look at your teeth. Drop your questions below 👇 👦🧒@theorthodonticspecialist our paediatric orthodontics 🧠 Dentists & Orthos — comment ACADEMY to learn more #longevityclinic #airwayorthodontics #MARPE #bodyposture

Critical Atlas Adjustment Helps Neck Pain & Stiffness! What is the critical atlas adjustment? For those of you new to my socials, I will explain the critical atlas adjustment here. When I say the patient has a critical atlas, it means that there is an atlas (C1) misalignment on one side and there is an opposite misalignment of C2. Basically, C2 has an opposite wedge to C1. In the gonstead method, the way we adjust the atlas is on the side of laterally, the side of the open wedge. It is a lateral to medial adjustment setting the atlas across both lateral masses over C2. Now if C2 is wedge on the opposite side, there won’t be a stay put value of the adjustment. So, C2 (the bottom segment) is adjusted first to give C1 a better foundation to be adjusted on. The rotational component of the C1 misalignment is taken out during positioning of the patients neck prior to the adjustment. For example, if the atlas has an anterior rotational component then we turn the head towards the doctor to remove the anterior rotation. Conversely, if there is a posterior rotational component to the misalignment then the head is turned away from the doctor to remove the posterior rotation. The idea is that you don’t want to adjust one bad joint over another bad joint. #drrahim #gonstead #chiropractor #critical #atlas #adjustment #explanation #demonstration #c1 #c2 #chiropractic #adjustment #reels #foryou #fyp #gonsteadwellness #losangeles #dubai #dxb #lax #chiroprsctic #education #knowledgeispower

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