Effect of Neurodynamic Mobilization on Precision Grip among Healthy Individuals

Abstract

Over the last three decades, insights into the role of the median nerve in precision grip control have been documented in the study of healthy volunteers using Microneurography Technique 1 or a nerve anesthesia block at the wrist or hand . Accurate grip requires proper adjustment of the grip force (GF) perpendicular to the grip surface of the object and the tangential load (LF). Prevents objects from slipping and prevents premature muscle fatigue. Neurodynamic techniques (NDT) are a type of manual therapy in which forces are supposed to be directed to neural regions via the positioning and movement of several joints . The Changes in the mechanics or physiology of the nervous system can cause other system dysfunctions or dysfunctions in the musculoskeletal tissues that receive its innervations, according to the theory of neural mobilization. The objective of the study is to determine the effects of neuromobilisation on key pinch, three jaw chuck and tip to tip pinch among the healthy individual.