Neurological impairment secondary to spinal dysraphism most commonly presents as unilateral cavovarus foot in children. The deformity usually develops in the growing child around the age of five or six.…
The nutrient canals of bone are a frequent finding on skeletal radiographs. These canals may by misinterpreted as fracture lines especially in patients who present to a chiropractic office with…
Objective: To describe a case of chronic Little Leaguer’s Shoulder in reference to pain presentation, physical capabilities, and recovery time. Clinical Features: A 17-year-old, junior baseball pitcher presented with shoulder…
Pelvic fractures are a relatively uncommon presentation to a chiropractic office. A case is presented of pelvic fractures following a motor vehicle accident that initially went undetected despite a set…
Objective: To present the clinical management of inguinal disruption in a professional hockey player and highlight the importance of a multidisciplinary approach to diagnosis and management. Clinical Features: A professional…
Os odontoideum is an anomaly of the odontoid process and might be congenital or the result of trauma. Symptoms begin at any age, and the clinical presentation is variable. During…
A 21-year-old female presented to a chiropractic clinic with chronic neck and headache pain. She had an osseous torticollis and abnormal range of neck motion on rotation to the left.…
Objectives Use of musculoskeletal ultrasonography has been growing in many healthcare fields. Our aim is to evaluate the use and attitudes toward musculoskeletal ultrasound within a chiropractic educational clinic. Methods…
The case describes a female patient with squamous cell carcinoma of the lung who initially presented with mechanical upper-back and neck pain. She had been successfully treated with spinal manipulation…