Muscles of the Neck and Trunk

Muscles of the Neck and Trunk – Posterior Intermediate View

Muscles of the Neck and Trunk – Posterior Superficial View

Muscles of the Neck and Trunk – Lateral View

Manual Therapy Case Study for Upper Crossed Syndrome
The therapist performed a static assessment of the client's posture and noted the typical upper crossed syndrome with a hyperkyphotic thoracic spine, a hypolordotic lower cervical spine, a hyperlordotic upper cervical spine, protracted head, protracted scapulae, and medially (internally) rotated arms.