T&Cs Read & Agree
Dry Needling: Brief overview
Dry Needling Safety Overview
Dry Needling Safety Overview - Download
DN Adverse Events Study 2014 & 2020
Risk Stratification Table - WHO
Trigger Point Dry Needling - Textbook
Dry Needling Guidelines
Guidelines For Dry Needling Practice ISCP
References & Reading Material
Lung Anatomy
Lung Anatomy: Practical implications
Pneumothorax: Definition & clinical features
Pneumothorax: Types
Pneumothorax: Incidence & treatment
Needling & Pneumothorax: Dry needling adverse event and case studies
Needling & Pneumothorax: Acupuncture studies
Needling & Pneumothorax: Summary & implications
Pneumothorax: What if?
Technique: Introduction
Technique: Flat grip
Technique: Pincer grip
Technique: Pincer grip versus flat grip
Technique: Pincer versus flat grip implications
Technique: Needle length
Technique: Grip recommendations per muscle
Treatment Appendix: Palpation, technique, aftercare
Muscles: Introduction
Posterior Neck: Trapezius, levator scapula, rhomboids
Rotator Cuff: Infraspinatus, teres minor, supraspinatus, subscapularis
Scapular Thoracic: Teres major, latissimus dorsi, serratus anterior
Anterior Neck: Scalene, sternocleidomastoid
Chest: Pectoralis major and minor
Thoracic Back: Erector spinae and multifidus
Bordering Muscles:
Appendix: Grip recommendations per muscle
Summary Slides
Summary Slides PDF
Test Information
Introduction
Lung Anatomy
Pneumothorax
Dry Needling & Pneumothorax Risk
Acupuncture & Pneumothorax Risk
Technique
Muscle Specific
Final Words
Survey