Table 5

Angular displacement (degrees) of the head relative to the sternum and VA length change (%) combining data from all cervical spine levels (C1 to C7), donors and clinicians during CSM thrusts

Ipsilateral cervical spine manipulationContralateral cervical spine manipulation
RotationLateral flexionRotationLateral flexion
XYZWholeV3XYZWholeV3XYZWholeV3XYZWholeV3
Mean1.28.8− 10.21.32.6− 3.95.3− 4.41.02.20.0− 7.97.71.01.4− 3.3− 6.11.21.21.4
SD3.43.03.51.03.62.93.05.70.93.02.93.33.10.61.72.93.25.01.42.0
Minimum− 6.62.5− 16.1− 0.4− 0.4− 13.00.4− 20.0− 1.1− 1.1− 7.7− 19.32.2− 0.3− 1.1− 10.1− 15.1− 7.8− 2.0− 1.3
Maximum7.614.1− 3.73.311.60.812.67.93.210.49.1− 1.914.62.35.81.84.412.94.46.0

Ipsilateral manipulations involve contralateral head rotation; positive kinematic values indicate flexion, left lateral flexion and left rotation; positive VA length changes indicate elongation of the vessel

X, coronal axis; Y, sagittal axis; Z, transverse axis; SD, standard deviation; whole, whole VA; V3, V3 segment of VA

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