What happens when you adjust your patients? This is such an interesting and complex question – one that Dr. Simon Wang (CMCC) and I attempted to answer in our 5-hour […]
Tag Archives: Cervical Manipulation
The relationship between neck manipulation and cervical artery stroke is obviously an important topic to discuss from both research and clinical perspectives. This is a topic I have covered in […]
The potential impact of chiropractic care on mild traumatic brain injury and sport-related concussion is an interesting area of study. This week, a cool paper on the impact of chiropractic […]
How spinal manipulation works is an interesting topic, so much so that myself and Dr. Simon Wang from CMCC created a 5-hour E-Seminar on the topic (check in out here)… […]
We see patients with cervicogenic headaches all the time and generally, chiropractic care is very helpful for these patients. The literature however, has taken some time to catch up to […]
How does neck pain relate to gait? Providing effective care for older patients is something our profession can excel at. This topic is certainly an interesting aspect of healthy aging… […]
How does neck pain relate to migraine? Why does neck treatment not many, but not ALL migraine patients? Neck pain affects about 3.5% of the general population globally, although its […]
Cervical artery dissection (CeAD) is the most serious safety concern related to the provision of high-velocity, low-amplitude cervical spinal manipulation (SMT) and can involve the carotid or vertebral arteries. The […]
Cervical disc degeneration (CDD) is an age-related condition occurring commonly in patients greater than 45 years of age and is characterized by its progressive nature and radicular symptoms. Like lumbar […]
Dry Needling & Upper Cervical Manipulation for Temporomandibular Disorder – RCT Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) is a very common condition which affects 16% to 59% of the global population and has […]
- 1
- 2