Watch the recording of the live lab Q&A session last night. Thank you everyone who showed up!
Beginning - 4:58: Case study - weak finger abductors
4:58-15:10: Taping
15:10-24:55: Case study - chronic systemic patient with weakness of supination and pronation
24:55-43:25: Controlled pain modulation technique (distal acupuncture) @GB34 in chronic systemic patient; e-stim and rehab exercises for the chronic systemic patient; patient communication, treatment planning, and expectations
43:25-end: Using soft tissue; length of treatment does not mean better outcomes; avoiding the patient associating length of treatment with perceived value/effect
There are more nuggets in this recording, so it is best with the entire recording.
In this webinar, we’ll cover a practical approach to assessing neuropathy, identifying common and overlooked causes, and developing effective treatment strategies you can apply in clinical practice. You’ll leave with clinically relevant assessment tools and treatment concepts that can be incorporated into practice immediately.
📅 August 1st
⏰ 1:30pm EDT
Must register for this event: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/xJEX_ReJRh2iutCKI65pfg
Patient: 45 year old female
CC: Right side ASIS pain.
Symptoms: 7/10 throbbing pain at its worst, sometimes gone. Location is exactly at ASIS. Does disturb sleep. No other hip or LB injuries. Came on suddenly about 10 months ago. Does not recall what doing when first noticed.
Mechanical Triggers: standing, pressing on it, walking sometimes. Getting out of car always aggravates.
Other: patient is very active. Pilates, strength training, can do all daily activities. Did have imaging done (I have not see report) and all findings negative. Tried massage and PT with dry needling - no positive changes.
Reports diastases rectus, youngest child 5 years old, scheduled to have "mommy make-over" surgery in October.
Lower Body Extore:
Failed: right side TFL and Glut Med.
Other: I had her do a figure 4 to check if Satorius was in play and there was restriction on right side but no pain.
Treatment:
PSOAS pecking right (I did not note she failed that but maybe did not chart)
PP: Rt TLF, Glut Med and...
