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For video demonstrations of the “Gentler movements” please click VIDEO LINK next to the exercise description. Alternatively, if you have a hand held device such as a smart phone or tablet, download a free ‘QR code reader’ app from your app store and scan the ‘QR code’ next to the exercise description. NB Viewing this video may use some of your mobile data allowance. We recommend waiting until you have a wifi connection. Pouring water: Start by holding an empty cup and turn it upside-down as if pouring out water. VIDEO LINK Figure of eight: Stand leaning forwards with your unaffected hand on a worktop/ back of a chair for support. Swing your affected arm in a figure of eight, with your palm facing outwards when across your body and inwards when away from your body. VIDEO LINK Radial nerve exercises Gentler movements Physiotherapy Service MICB3259 - pg1

Radial nerve exercises Service Gentler movements · MICB3259 - pg3 Author: Community Outpatient Physiotherapy - Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation

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  • For video demonstrations of the “Gentler movements” please click VIDEO LINK next to the exercise description.

    Alternatively, if you have a hand held device such as a smart phone or tablet, download a free ‘QR code reader’ app from your app store and scan the ‘QR code’ next to the exercise description.

    NB Viewing this video may use some of your mobile data allowance. We recommend waiting until you have a wifi connection.

    Pouring water:Start by holding an empty cup and turn it upside-down as if pouring out water.

    VIDEO LINK

    Figure of eight:Stand leaning forwards with your unaffected hand on a worktop/back of a chair for support. Swing your affected arm in a figure of eight, with your palm facing outwards when across your body and inwards when away from your body.

    VIDEO LINK

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    Pump water:Hold your hands together as shown in the picture. Bring hands up and down in a ‘pumping action’.

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    Look at your hand behind your elbow:Attempt to see your hand behind your elbow, with your arm out to the side. You should aim to see your fingers and thumb.

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    Author: Community Outpatient Physiotherapy - Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland

    South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Marton Road, Middlesbrough, TS4 3BW. Tel: 01642 850850 Version 3, Issue Date: October 2018, Revision Date: October 2020

    Radial nerve exercisesStronger movements

    Tip please:Look towards the affected side.

    Take your hand behind your back as if to accept a backhanded tip.

    Table stretch:Keep the back of your hand flat on the table and rotate your whole body away.

    Back massage:Massage your back in a circular motion. Depending on the side affected, the right hand should

    circle anti-clockwise, with the left hand circling clockwise.