Neurodynamic with cervical lateral glide in cervical radiculopathy: A case study

case study presents effectiveness of neurodynamic with cervical lateral glide, physiotherapy management of 27-year-old female patient name XYZ diagnosed with cervical radiculopathy. The aim of the study was to examine the effectiveness of neurodynamic with cervical lateral glide physiotherapy management to reduce pain intensity and range of motion and improve the quality of life or functional status of patient with cervical radiculopathy. Baseline assessment data found severe pain, limited and painful range of motion difficulty of activity of daily living that is reduce quality of life. Management having neurodynamic with cervical lateral glide and home exercises are cervical isometric exercise with postural correction education. Through outcome measure seen significant improvement in reduction of pain and increase range of motion with pain free and increase functional status or quality of life.Aim of study: The aim of study is to provide evidence proved analysis of neurodynamic with cervical lateral glide in patient with cervical radiculopathy. Through this assessment, we formulate the goal of management, implementation of manual techniques, analysis of outcomes and reach on conclusion. The aim of this case study was to see the effectiveness of nurodynamic with cervical lateral glide by reduce the pain intensity, increase limited painful range of motion and increase the quality of life. The case study helps as a resource for health care provider, physiotherapist, and research interested in understanding the neurodynamic with cervical lateral glide treatment in cervical radiculopathy.