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Answer: “Craniosacral is actually a nice treatment. I don’t do any craniosacral in my practice but I do have some osteopathic friends who specialize in manual medicine only. And I’ll refer the patients who have persistent OA dysfunction or some subtle symptoms, whether maxillary or other skull-based symptoms that don’t match up to any of […]

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Do you get patients with complaints of fullness or pressure around their maxillary sinus and how would you treat that?

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Answer: “It basically depends on what’s going on. I strengthen it based on my assessment. So we go all the way down. So what happens is that you need to assess at the basic level. So you have to assess the longest [inaudible 00:00:00:27]. You have to palpate that and have someone nod to see […]

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How do you progressively strengthen the cervical spine?

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Question: Bridgett Wallace, PT, DPT: “This is a great question for you. Particularly, not just as you specialize as a therapist in the cervical spine or the spine, but even prior to being a physical therapist in your work as an athletic trainer. There’s been a few studies that show that increasing neck strength decreases […]

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Can you elaborate on the misconception of someone being strong in their neck and having weak intrinsic cervical muscles?

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Answer: “I use a fair amount of PRP in my practice for other conditions. I use none for my concussion patients. I don’t think I’ve ever done a PRP injection on a concussion patient. They usually respond really well to a very coordinated plan that attacks the biggest negative first. Get them active as per […]

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Do you recommend regenerative medicine?