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ISSN: 2688-111X
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March 19, 2025 CDT
MANAGEMENT OF LUMBAR SPONDYLOLYSIS IN THE ADOLESCENT ATHLETE USING A DYNAMIC NEUROMUSCULAR STABILIZATION PARADIGM: A CASE REPORT
Austin ParkerWesley DeArmondJacob LindseyPeter RoyChristopher MalayaKent Stuber
This case suggests that interventions combining manual manipulation, soft-tissue therapy, and therapeutic exercise based on Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization principles may help manage pars interarticularis injuries in adolescent athletes.
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March 14, 2025 CDT
MANAGEMENT OF DIABETIC PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY WITH LOW-LEVEL LASER THERAPY IN AN 81-YEAR-OLD MALE: A CASE REPORT
Callyn Dittmar

This case suggests that low-level laser therapy may have positively affected this patient’s diabetic neuropathy symptoms.

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March 07, 2025 CDT
CLINICAL AND IMAGING OUTCOMES OF NON-SURGICAL SPINAL DECOMPRESSION FOR LUMBAR INTERVERTEBRAL DISC LESIONS: A CASE SERIES
Jacob ConnollyLauren LuginslandSusan WelshJessie A. BexleyJamie PironeWilliam MartinScott ThorpeNathan D. Schilaty

Non-surgical spinal decompression demonstrated good to excellent clinical outcomes as a conservative, non-surgical treatment for intervertebral disc lesions.

IS FORCE AN IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS? A CASE REPORT OF IMPROVED NEURODEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN AN INFANT AFTER ALTERED MANUAL THERAPY APPLICATION Articles
February 06, 2025 CDT
IS FORCE AN IMPORTANT FACTOR FOR TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS? A CASE REPORT OF IMPROVED NEURODEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN AN INFANT AFTER ALTERED MANUAL THERAPY APPLICATION
Christian FludderBraden Kell

Neurodevelopmental changes were observed after treatment with tool-assisted manual therapy when compared to light touch and hold.

NON-SURGICAL CHIROPRACTIC MANAGEMENT OF A MASSIVE LUMBAR DISC EXTRUSION: A CASE REPORT Articles
January 31, 2025 CDT
NON-SURGICAL CHIROPRACTIC MANAGEMENT OF A MASSIVE LUMBAR DISC EXTRUSION: A CASE REPORT
Cody RodewaldTyler StewardStephen Fridinger

Our paper reports on the non-surgical resorption of a massive LDH following a comprehensive plan of chiropractic care.

MANIPULATION, SOFT-TISSUE THERAPY, OR NO TREATMENT FOR TENSION-TYPE HEADACHE? AN ILLUSTRATIVE EVIDENCE-BASED CASE REPORT Articles
January 31, 2025 CDT
MANIPULATION, SOFT-TISSUE THERAPY, OR NO TREATMENT FOR TENSION-TYPE HEADACHE? AN ILLUSTRATIVE EVIDENCE-BASED CASE REPORT
Nicholas DoppPeter Emary

This paper demonstrates how research findings can inform the management of an individual patient with tension-type headache

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January 28, 2025 CDT
THE Y-AXIS MANIPULATION—THE CLINICAL EFFICACY AND ASSOCIATED PATIENT SAFETY EXPLORED—A CLINICAL COMMENTARY
Giles GyerBrogan WilliamsRobert CoxJaimie BowieJimmie Michael

This article reviews and comments on the safety and efficacy claims while appraising whether the clinical benefits outweigh the risks.

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January 22, 2025 CDT
EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF TENDINOPATHY: AN OVERVIEW
Tom Michaud

A detailed exercise protocol for managing non-insertional Achilles tendinopathy is reviewed, and this exercise routine can be modified to treat any tendon in the body.

TREATING SECONDARY SYMPTOMS OF EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT Articles
January 22, 2025 CDT
TREATING SECONDARY SYMPTOMS OF EHLERS-DANLOS SYNDROME: A CASE REPORT
Lisa KlausKailey FrontineBreanne Wells

Chiropractic care may lead to improvement with secondary symptoms in patients with hypermobility type Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.

CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF LOWER EXTREMITY RADICULAR PAIN IN A U.S. VETERAN WITH SOLITARY INTRANEURAL NEUROFIBROMA OF THE LUMBOSACRAL PLEXUS: A CASE REPORT Articles
January 15, 2025 CDT
CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT OF LOWER EXTREMITY RADICULAR PAIN IN A U.S. VETERAN WITH SOLITARY INTRANEURAL NEUROFIBROMA OF THE LUMBOSACRAL PLEXUS: A CASE REPORT
Kevin MeyerLei Wu

Chiropractic care may be a beneficial adjunct for symptom management in the setting of non-operable peripheral nerve tumors.

POTENTIAL RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS FOR PRIMARY CARE CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS IN FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS: ADDRESSING THE SHORTAGE OF PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS Articles
January 14, 2025 CDT
POTENTIAL RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP PROGRAMS FOR PRIMARY CARE CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS IN FEDERALLY QUALIFIED HEALTH CENTERS: ADDRESSING THE SHORTAGE OF PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS
James Lehman

There is a potential pathway for chiropractic physicians to become trained and credentialed as primary care providers within credentialed Federally Qualified Health Centers.

MOTION PALPATION: GUIDE OR GUISE? - A CLINICAL COMMENTARY Articles
January 01, 2025 CDT
MOTION PALPATION: GUIDE OR GUISE? - A CLINICAL COMMENTARY
Brogan WilliamsGiles GyerJimmy Michael

This commentary explores the current understanding of motion palpation, assessing its clinical value and relevance in modern chiropractic and osteopathic care.