Le rachis thoracique inférieur est la transition entre l’appareil locomoteur et l’appareil d’orientation et de préhension, entre les mouvements situés dans un plan sagittal et ceux situés dans un plan transversal. Il est impliqué dans des souffrances neurales du membre inférieur  ainsi que dans des lombalgies hautes. 

1-4.1 RACHIS THORACIQUE Inférieur

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