Colles’ fracture is a relatively uncommon presentation to a chiropractic office. A case of a 74-year-old woman complaining of pain, loss of strength and diminished range of motion in her…
Introduction: A few spinal manipulation techniques use paraspinal surface thermography as an examination tool that informs clinical-decision making; however, interexaminer reliability of this interpretation has not been reported. The purpose…
The segments of society that suffer the greatest musculoskeletal disability tend to be the lower income groups 1,2,3 and yet little has been written about their use of chiropractic care.…
Balancing the assessment of musculoskeletal dysfunctions with a high level of suspicion for nonmechanical origins can be a challenge for the clinician examining a sports injury. Without timely diagnosis, nonmechanical complaints could result in…
Background Staying Well, Independent and Fit Together (SWIFT), a seniors’ exercise program, aims to promote health, strength, mobility and community engagement. We compared quality of life and balance confidence in…
This case study documents the case of a 27-year old female who presented with a complaint of left anterolateral thigh numbness, initially diagnosed as meralgia paresthetica with a differential diagnosis…
Objective: This case study was conducted to evaluate the treatment and management of a patient presenting with chronic foot pain, diagnosed as tarsal tunnel syndrome. Case: 61 year old female…
Introduction Patients classified with ankle sprains are commonly treated with a multimode intervention approach. Currently, protection and tissue healing are the most accepted forms of care for these patients. Case…