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    Kinesio® TAPING IN les \ j THEN TIC 2" Edition Copyright and Trademark Information © 2006 Kinesio” USA, LLC Kinesio® is a registered trademark of Ken Ikai, Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan, to include but not limited to Kinesio® Tex Tape, Kinesio® Taping Method, Kinesio® Taping, and Kinesio® Taping Technique. ‘The material included herein, including text, photographs, and applications are protected by copyright by Kinesio® USA, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any means, inchiding photocopying, or utilized by any information storage or retrieval system without the expressed written permission of Kinesio® USA. Printing the material for any other reason without prior written permission from Kinesio® USA, LLC is strictly prohibited. Disclaimer The authors of this book do not dispense medical advice nor prescribe the use of the Kinesio” Taping Method as a form of treatment for medical problems with or without the advice of a physician, The intent of the authors is only to offer information of a general nature to help you cooperate with your doctor in your mutual quest for health. In the event you use any of the information in this book for yourself, you are prescribing for yourself. ‘The authors and publisher assume no responsibility for your actions. ‘The information in this book is intended for medical professionals who have prior knowledge and training of the Kinesio® Taping Method and are familiar with adjunct pediatric modalities. It is highly recommended that all Kinesio® Taping therapists attend an approved Kinesio® ‘Taping Association seminar so that they may learn the necessary foundation needed to fully understand and apply the Kinesio® ‘Taping Method. V0 a a ACTS Dd BEHHEEES | Audrey Yasukawa, MOT, OTR/L, CKTI Audrey Yasukawa, OT, Certified Kinesio® Taping Instructor, is currently Chief of Occt Therapy at LaRabida Children’s Hospital. She previously served as a Resource Clinician at ‘The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago and assisted in the Upper Extremity Botox Clinic. Audrey piloted several pediatric research projects while at RIC and has published numerous articles on casting and taping. She has worked with adult and pediatric patients with a variety of neurological and orthopedic diagnoses. She is pediatric and adult NDT trained. She has over twenty years experience with upper extremity casting. Audrey has taught pediatric and adult taping courses internationally. Patricia Martin, PT, CKTI Patricia Martin, PT (Trish), Certified Kinesio® Taping Instructor, is currently Manager of Satellite Therapy Services at The Cleveland Clinic Children’s Hospital, Shaker Campus. She previously worked in private practice and at Metro Health Medical Center treating adult and pediatric patients with a variety of diagnoses. These included TBI, SCI, CVA, and orthopedic issues. Trish has over twenty years of experience. She assists Beverly Cusick in courses on lower extremity biomechanics, splinting and casting and is pediatric NDT trained. She has taught pediatric and adult taping courses internationally. Kenzo Kase, DC Founder of the Kinesio* Taping Method President of Kinesio® Taping Association President of National Chiropractic College in Japan, Director of the Japan Chiropractic Society Vice President of Japan Sepaktakraw Federation under Japan Olympic Committee Educatior * 1964- Meiji University, Tokyo, Japan- Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration. + 1974 National College of Chiropractic, Chicago, Ilinois- Doctorate of Chiropractic Medicine. + 1978- Tokyo Acupuncture and Moxibustion Judo Therapist College- Certified Acupuncture and Moxicustion Therapist. Dr. Kenzo Kase invented and developed the Kinesio® Taping Method nearly 30 years ago. ‘The Kinesio® Taping Method is designed to facilitate the body’s natural healing process while allowing support and stability to muscles and joints without restricting the body’s range of Kinesio® Taping in Pediatrics motion. It successfully treats a variety of orthopedic, neuromuscular, neurological and medical conditions. ‘The method originated in Japan in 1973 and over the years it has stretched its horizons to countries worldwide. Today the method is used in countries such as: North, Central and South America, Australia, India, Africa and most of the European and Asian countries. Nearly 1,200 instructors are teaching this method to practitioners through out the world. Currently, the method is being used by occupational and physical therapists, athletic trainers, chiropractors, acupuncturists, and other health care practitioners alike. Dr. Kase and produc ill teaches his method and continues to be active in the evolution of the technique Ca us yf , 5 ae \ se <2) = P— ee = 4 =) © Lh, oO ee | — i 15 55 59 81 General Introduction to Kinesio® Taping: by Dr. Kase o 23 30 31 Fundamentals of Kinesio® Taping Kinesio® Taping Tension Percentages Guideline for Adults General Introduction Advanced Application Essentials Corrective Applications Evaluation of the Child for Taping Pediatric Specific Taping Guidelines 60 Preparation 61 Precautions 62 Application 63 Corrective Applications 64 Removal io and Neck ‘Taping for Cervical Alignment a Sternocleidomastoid 71 ~~ Anterior Scalene 73 Lip Closure 75 Jaw Stability 77 Temporomandibular Joint 78 Facial Weakness U ppet Extremity Rhomboid a Upper Trapezius 86 Upper Trapezius Assist 87 Scapular Stabilization 87 Middle Trapezius 87 Lower Trapezius 89 Alternate Lower Trapezius 90 Subluxed Shoulder 92 Acromioclavicular Joint Strain 93 Forward Shoulder- Postural Correction 95 Pectoralis Major 96 Pectoralis Minor 97 — Serratus Anterior Assist 99 Shoulder External Rotation 101 Deltoid Assist 102 Alternate Deltoid Relaxation 104 Elbow Taping Mey 105 108 109 111 113 116 117 120 124 126 127 128 132 136 138 140 142 144 Biceps Assist Biceps Brachii Relaxation ‘Triceps Assist Lateral Epicondylitis Forearm Supination 113. Forearm Supination Wrap 114 Forearm Supination Assist 115 Forearm Supination Fascial Correction Technique Forearm Pronation Assist Carpal Tunnel Syndrome 119 Alternate Carpal Tunnel Space Correction Technique Wrist Extension Assist 122 Alternate Buttonhole Wrist Extension Assist Buttonhole Wrist Taping for Edema Wrist Radial Dev: De Quervain’s Thumb Taping 129 ‘Thumb Extension Assist 130 ‘Thumb Metacarpophalangeal (MCP) Stability Taping 131 Thenar Eminence Taping Combination Palmer Taping: in preperation for weight bearing Finger Extension Assist Palmar Stability Wrist Radial Digital Grasp Jammed Finger Upper Extremity Postural Alignment ition nosynovitis 149 Trunk 150 161 162 163 Abdominals 152 Internal and External Abdominal Obliques 153 Transverse Abdominis 154 Alternate Internal and External Abdominal Obliques 156 Split Lateral Trunk Trunk Extension Assist 159 Alternate Technique 1: Trunk Extension 160 Alternate Technique 2: Trunk Extension Latissimus Dorsi Assist Latissimus Dorsi Elongation: Alternate Technique Disc Herniation/Protrusion 165 Lower Extremity 166 170 Tight Liotibial Band Groin Pull Com d 171 174 177 179 181 182 183 187 191 193 195, 198 199 201 203 205, 206 211 213 215 217 219 221 222 226 230 233 Hip Abduction Hip Lateral Rotation Hip Medial Rotation Quadriceps Assist Knee Stabilization Patellar Tendonitis, Patellar Alignment 185 Patella Alta: Mechanical Correction Hamstring Taping 187 Hamstring Pull 189 Hamstring Relaxation Knee Lateral Rotation Knee Medial Rotation Knee Hyperextension Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome Ankle Dorsiflexion Assist 200 Alternate Ankle Dorsiflexion Assist Ankle Plantarflexion Assist Achilles Strain Lateral Ankle Sprain Foot Pronation Foot Supination Metatarsus Adductus Plantar Fascitis Hallus Valgus ‘Toe Clawing gnosis Specific Taping Low Tone Hemiplegia Brachial Plexus Injury ‘Torticollis 241 Appendix 242 243 ‘Taping Instruction Sheet References Kinesio® Taping in Pediatrics We have had the opportunity to study under the guidance of many talented instructors; Heather Murray, Ruth Coopee, Jim Wallis, and Ken Lamm. The Kinesio® Taping techniques introduced tous were primarily adult focused for pain management, sports, and rehabilitation. In December, 2000 we participated in the Kinesio® Taping Instructors course. ‘The positive results that occurred from taping our family, friends and co-workers eventually gave us the courage to tape the children we treat. We have been guided in our clinical experience in pediatrics to develop additional techniques as well as to refine the taping techniques for varied pediatric concerns. We have also combined other therapeutic interventions in conjunction with taping; such as splinting, compression bracing, and casting. It is our hope that this book conveys treatment for children in a practical and understandable manner. This book is designed to describe the taping procedure by outlining specific taping techniques, step-by-step. The accompanying photographs help to clarify these procedures. We also caution that Kinesio® Tex Tape application does carry some risk. We recommend taking a Kinesio® Taping course and collaborating with other professionals who have experience with the Kinesio® Taping applications. While teaching throughout the country, we have met many talented pediatric therapists who have incorporated the Kinesio® Taping Method into their specialty areas. ‘The excitement of taping pediatric clients has been overwhelming. Our hope is that clinical practitioners learn to enhance the management of the pediatric population based on sound clinical rationale and proper taping technique. We encourage clinicians to continue to develop diagnosis-specific taping techniques for the pediatric population and to share this with the Kinesio® Taping practitioners. Lastly, we are grateful for the opportunity to learn and collaborate with ow Kase, in the development of this pediatric Kinesio® Taping book. “sensei”, Dr. Trish Martin Audrey Yasukawa Poem 7) Pa = a = S [am ea a = (=) 4 4 oO

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