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Rehabilitation of the Athlete, Hour 7 of 10, Lower Kinetic Chain and Respiration

This hour is one of a ten-hour live workshop. In this hour, Dr. Liebenson teaches how to assess respiration and the lower kinetic chain allowing the clinician to grade fundamental movements and eventually correct specific functional abnormalities. In addition, this hour covers the Magnificent Seven Functional Screen Assessment, factors that contribute to injury, various exercises; […]

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Extremity Adjustment, Hour 7 of 7, The Noisy Joint, Knowing When and Where to Adjust

Dr. Charrette’s Extremity Adjusting Course demonstrates how to adjust the non-spinal joints of the extremities and TMJ, offering his protocols and rationale for each technique. It will improve your ability to help patients who need assessment and treatment of extremity conditions and provide you with new ways to treat a wide range of non-spinal disorders.

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Radiology In Practice, Hour 7 of 8, What Does Trauma Look Like on an X-Ray?

As presented by Dr. Osterhouse, Radiology in Practice teaches how to take and interpret radiographs, MRIs, CTs, and other diagnostic imaging tools, including the bone scan. In addition, the course provides a valuable review of spinal and extremity imaging for a doctor in general practice. This hour teaches the participant about the presence and development

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Spinal Trauma, Hour 7 of 12, Established Guidelines Can Back-Up Your Treatment Program

Objective: To teach the practitioner how pre-existing conditions will affect a treatment plan, prognosis,and a patient’s response to allow him or her to set realistic expectations during a report of findings andform a proper prognosis. Description: This course will teach the practitioner how pre-existing conditions may affect a treatment plan,prognosis, and a patient’s response to care. He or she will be able to use this information to set realisticpatient expectations during a report of findings and to form a proper prognosis. He or she can alsoreference guidelines and published authorities to support management decisions. The practitioner will learnhow to formulate a treatment plan based on objective data and established treatment protocols.

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The Perinatal and Pediatric Practice, Hour 7 of 11, Prepping for Labor and Delivery

This course will teach you the basics of perinatal and pediatric practice.  This hour covers the factors that the pregnant mom should consider as her due date approaches.  Learning Objectives The participant will be able to communicate more effectively with pregnant patients about factors to consider to deliver a child healthfully.

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Care for Advanced Arthritis, Joint/Hip/Spinal Implants, Hour 8 of 13, Evaluation and Adjustment of the Knee

Dr. William Ruch This hour is one of thirteen in this course provided by Dr. William Ruch. The course will teach doctors advanced concepts and techniques used by leading practitioners to treat patients with arthritis and other chronic health conditions. It will offer the practitioner much-needed insight into different arthritic conditions and several health considerations

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Muscle Testing and Exercise Prescription, Hour 8 of 9, Posture Correction

This course will teach you how to test the strength and function of muscles to discover muscle weakness, pathology, and faulty biomechanics. This hour is one of nine. It will demonstrate how to identify poor posture and develop an appropriate treatment plan. It will also describe how to help various associated musculoskeletal and physiological complaints. 

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Rehabilitation of the Athlete, Hour 8 of 10, Re-training Stability in the Athlete (Part A)

This hour is one of a ten-hour live workshop. In this hour, Dr. Liebenson teaches how to evaluate movement and correct functional abnormalities. He explains how to apply specific exercise programs to increase stability and performance. This hour includes normal and abnormal respiration patterns, “Bracing” and “Stability” tests. He offers upper and lower quarter active

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Radiology In Practice, Hour 8 of 8, Common Extremity Fractures and Dislocations

As presented by Dr. Osterhouse, Radiology in Practice teaches how to take and interpret radiographs, MRIs, CTs, and other diagnostic imaging tools, including the bone scan. In addition, the course provides a valuable review of spinal and extremity imaging for a doctor in general practice. This hour teaches the participant about the presence and development

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Spinal Trauma, Hour 8 of 12, Adjusting the Unstable Spine

Objective: The practitioner will learn how stress and shearing forces damage the spinal ligamentsand to consider these factors when forming a diagnosis, treatment plan, and prognosis. Description: This course covers the prevalence of spinal instability, how it affects a treatment outcome,studies and guidelines that should be considered, and practical steps to improve patient management.

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