Effects of Cervical Lateral Glide Along With Thoracic Mobilizations in Patients With Neurogenic Cervicobrachial Pain.

A cervical segmental contralateral lateral glide treatment technique is performed at 1 or more motion segments of the cervical spine (C5-T1), including the level(s) of the segmental motion restriction. With the patient in a supine position, the therapist cradled the head and neck above, and including, the level to be treated and performed a lateral translatory movement away from the involved side while minimizing gross cervical side flexion or rotation.

Participants in group B will be given cervical lateral glide along with thoracic mobilization technique in prone position.