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The Rhomboid Muscles: Anatomy, MSR Procedures, and Rehabilitation
This article connects rhomboid anatomy and scapular mechanics with MSR application and rehabilitation. Practitioners will review relevant attachments, neighbouring structures, contact and movement principles, and exercise selection. The clinical objective is to determine when local care is useful, reassess its contribution, and help patients regain the capacity for the activities that matter to them.
Dr. Brian Abelson
4 days ago8 min read


The Iliopsoas: Anatomy, MSR Procedures, and Rehabilitation
Anterior hip pain, difficulty lifting the thigh, and restricted hip extension can bring the iliopsoas into the clinical picture. Its deep position and relationships with the lumbar spine, hip joint, and lumbar plexus make anatomical understanding particularly important before hands-on treatment.
Dr. Brian Abelson
4 days ago8 min read


The Levator Scapulae – An MSR Approach
The levator scapulae muscle is integral to neck and shoulder mechanics, playing a key role in scapulocervical movement and stabilization....
Dr. Brian Abelson
Jan 30, 20249 min read


The Triceps – An MSR Approach
The triceps brachii muscle is a cornerstone of upper limb anatomy. It serves as the principal extensor of the elbow joint and plays a...
Dr. Brian Abelson
Jan 25, 20249 min read


The Biceps & Brachialis – An MSR Approach
The biceps brachii and brachialis muscles are fundamental to forearm movement and elbow flexion, playing a significant role in both...
Dr. Brian Abelson
Jan 17, 20247 min read
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