NUCCA Biomechanics: Type 4

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NUCCA Biomechanics: Type 4 By: Takanobu Nakaseko and Pat Lin Edited By: Lauren Lankenau

Type 4 Characteristics C1 laterality on the same side of angular rotation Contralateral acute angle Skull is tilted away from vertical axis C1 is above parallel

Type 4 Misalignment

How to Correct Misalignment? Combination of the Head piece placement and Triceps pull Patient placement is extremely crucial!

Head Piece A B C D

Mastoid Process 1 4 3 2

Mechanism of Head Piece 4 on C COG Allows the head to fall away to help corect the head tilt of the misalignment

C/A Type 4 The vector is close to but above C/A because both lower angle and head tilt should be corrected at the same time.

Type 4 Correction E R R

Type 4 Correction COG C