Clinical

Objective: This course will teach the practitioner the importance of taking stress views to diagnose ligamentinstability, how to interpret X-Rays findings, determine impairment, and document findings.Description: This course will provide an appreciation of the value and importance of stress radiology inpractice.  It will teach the practitioner how to diagnose ligament instability, how X- Rays findings areinterpreted, and how permanent impairment is determined. It will offer suggestions to document findingsand provide a greater understanding of the patient with a history of trauma.

This course provides the practitioner with information essential in the understanding of pre-existing conditions. In addition, it covers the impact a pre-existing condition will have in the care and management of trauma cases:This hour is one of twelve by Dr. Cronk. Take it alone or as a group in any order. Learning ObjectivesThe participant will be

This hour covers the essential information necessary to manage patients with a diagnosis of trauma. Dr. Cronk covers the topics of whiplash, the role of x-ray in spinal trauma, the diagnosis of spinal instability and subluxation, the role of manipulation in the unstable spine, chronic pain, the AMA Impairment guidelines, the dynamic model of subluxation,