What often accompanies vertebral malposition according to the positional dyskinesia concept?

According to the positional dyskinesia concept, vertebral malposition is often accompanied by improper motion in at least one plane. This concept suggests that when a vertebra is misaligned, it can lead to altered motion patterns. These improper motion mechanics can contribute to dysfunction and may be associated with various symptoms, but fundamentally, they reflect a deviation from normal physiological movement.

Recognizing that vertebral malposition involves changes in the way the vertebrae move is crucial for chiropractic assessments and treatment plans. The presence of improper motion often indicates a need for intervention to restore normal function and mobility to the affected segment, which in turn can help alleviate symptoms associated with joint dysfunction.