If you have been told that your horse has an issue in its upper cervical spine, now you know where the problem is, and we can work with specific exercises and mobilizations to correct the problem!

Therefore, the primary purpose of the study was to determine which side of the upper cervical spine cavitates during rotatory C1–2 HVLA thrust manipulation. Secondary aims of the study were to ...

Various techniques have been proposed for the anterior approach to the upper and lower cervical spine. These have included the transoral approach to the atlas and axis, [1,2] the mandible and ...