I’ve been working on something for a while now, and it’s finally ready.
The new EXSTORE directory is up on the dranthonylombardi.com website at:
https://dranthonylombardi.com/exstore-directory/
I decided that really the only way to assure consistency and standards, and to meet the expectations of those referring a patient, is to have the directory be only for those practitioners who attended a live EXSTORE seminar. There is nothing like learning these skills in person.
This directory will be the only thing posted in the groups and everywhere else. Practitioners or prospective patients looking for a practitioner in orthopedics, EA, motor points, MSK/pain, etc. will be directed to the EXSTORE directory.
These directory listings aren’t just your name, address, and phone number. They are complete listings that include a lot of options for adding additional information to your listing to help you stand out. There’s even a contact form that is added to your listing so prospective patients can contact you easily and fast.
If you attended a live EXSTORE seminar in 2019 or later, or attended one in 2018 and have taken additional training, email [email protected] for the link to create your listing.
All live seminars going forward include an EXSTORE directory listing.
Thank you!
Josh
If you treat patients with plantar fasciitis, this video is worth your time. Anthony breaks it down with key treatment targets you might be missing.
Register for the next EXSTORE course or book a refresher if you need to brush up:
https://aseseminars.com/event/the-exstore-orthopedic-system-for-dry-needlers
Hi all, is there an alternative needle placement for cervical perfusion? I have a patient here today with a spinal cord stimulator with leads at T3 who needs c spine perfusion.
Know anyone curious about treating MSK issues? Invite them!
Tonight’s webinar and live lab are free and open to the public — you just need to register first.
Webinar: 8pm EST
Live Lab: 8:30pm EST
Register Here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/cVU76uSoSiy11CJzk4Aq0g
I have a patient, on her 70's, Hx of cancer with chronic knee pain. She states that her knee hurts when she moves. Because of cancer Hx, I am assuming she is considered a chronic systemic patient , correct? She has arthritis on her knee. Do I needle her knee intra-articular with 100 Hx? or 20 hx? Or should I not needle her knee intra-articular?
I am getting a little confused when to use 100hz versus 20 hx in a patient with arthritis and pain in knee.