ChiroUp

JANUARY 2, 2025

Imaging studies, such as cervical X-rays or MRIs, are generally unnecessary but may help identify underlying cervical spine abnormalities (i.e., Conservative options include cervical manipulation, manual therapy, traction, modalities, and therapeutic exercise. 2019 Jun 21;10:1303. spondylosis or disc lesions).

Radiculopathy

Chiropractic Economics

AUGUST 10, 2024

Winners were picked not only by their apparent beauty and their X-rays but also by their standing posture. Various tools have been used to document posture, including X-ray analysis, plumb line analysis, bilateral scales and photos of a patient standing in front of a grid. What fires together, wires together.

X-ray

Foot and Ankle Problems

MARCH 22, 2024

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Hamstring

ChiroUp

MARCH 28, 2024

12,13) Imaging Acute Hip Pain X-rays of the hip and pelvis are prioritized to rule out fractures, especially after a fall or minor injury. (12) 14) If X-rays are unclear but a fracture remains a concern, a non-contrast MRI or CT scan of the pelvis and hip should be considered. (12) 2019 May 1;16(5):S18-25.

Hip Exam

ChiroUp

OCTOBER 19, 2023

2,7) Schmorls node spine MRI Schmorl’s node lumbar spine x-ray 2. 36) Considerations include anti-inflammatory measures, bracing, soft-tissue therapy, nutritional support (particularly vitamin D and calcium in older patients), and progressive aerobic and therapeutic exercise as tolerated. (37) 2019 Oct 25.

X-ray

Foot and Ankle Problems

JUNE 25, 2025

Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest Labels: Sesamoid Fractures No comments: Post a Comment Thank you very much for leaving a comment. Total Pageviews Translate Followers Wednesday, June 25, 2025 Video discussing Sesamoid Fractures and use of Xrays [link] Posted by Dr Richard Blake at 1:22:00 PM Email This BlogThis!

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