Isolated infection of the sacroiliac joint is a rare cause of low back pain. Delayed diagnosis can result in significant morbidity. The diagnosis may be missed initially if physicians do…
A search of the literature revealed that the torso sustains very few swimming injuries. Costochondritis is a poorly understood condition that presents as pain and tenderness on the costochondral or…
Objective Present a unique case of non-operative management of a partial ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) tear where the athlete was able to return to performance-based training in a brief six-week…
Objective: To present the diagnostic and clinical features of pudendal nerve entrapment and create awareness amongst clinicians of this rare and painful condition. Clinical Features: A 41-year old male ironman…
Objective To describe clinical outcomes and return-to-play following multimodal chiropractic management of an elite speed skater with acute L5-S1 disc protrusion and S1 radiculopathy. Clinical Features A 20-year-old male elite…
Two cases of patients with evidence of both vascular and spinal intermittent claudication are presented. When patients present with low back pain and post-exercise lower extremity pain, confusion may arise…
Background Injuries to the meniscus are particularly prevalent in soccer players, with an incidence of 0.448 injuries per 1000 hours of playing. However, in the adolescent soccer player population, it…
This paper reviews three cases in which radiculopathies of the cervical and lumbar spine were successfully managed by the use of transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS) in addition to, or…