By: Mark N. Charrette, DC (See all of the figures at the bottom) The following is a checklist/protocol that I follow to adjust the typical shoulder (Fig. 1). Depending on what research you read and what your definition of “joint” is, the Chiropractor will come up with a differing number of shoulder joints. I adjust
By: Mark N. Charrette, DC The Q-angle is a very important indicator of biomechanical function in the lower extremity. This measurement reflects the effect of the quadriceps mechanism on the knee (hence the “Q” angle). When assessed correctly, it supplies very useful information concerning the alignment of the pelvis, leg, and foot. Determination of the
By: Tim Maggs, DC As my plane touched down at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport in April, 1999, I felt a sense of excitement. I was scheduled to spend the next three days in the Chicago Bulls’ locker room with Coach Al Vermeil, the head strength and conditioning coach for the Bulls. Coach Vermeil had helped take
By: Terry R. Yochum, DC, DACBR, Fellow, ACCR and Michael S. Barry, DC, DACBR History This adult female patient fell on a hyperextended elbow and wrist while jogging. There is considerable restriction in range of motion of the elbow with localized elbow pain. What do you see? Diagnosis There is a vertical fracture line extending through
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By: Brian Jensen, DC, William Austin, DC, J. Nathan Wilder, MS, ATC, CSCS, Brent A. Ungar, DC, CCSP, John Zhang, MD, PhD, Dennis L. Nosco, PhD, Mark Mandell, DC, MBA The Effectiveness of Custom Orthotics at Reducing Injuries in a College Football Team Download PDF
By: William M. Austin, D.C., C.C.S.P., C.C.R.D., Dennis Nosco, Ph.D., and Jeffrey D. Olsen, D.C. The Effect of Custom Orthotics on the Vertical Leap of Athletes in a Sport Demanding Jumping Download PDF
Effects of an Orthotics Intervention on Running Economy Download PDF
By: Kevin Wapelhorst, DC and Wayne Henry Zemelka, DC [ed.] The “Overcompensated Cervical Syndrome” or “Rotated Cervical Syndrome” is a condition that is not all that common in our patient population, and to the average doctor it is a challenge to manage. The Thompson Technique, however, provides the doctor of Chiropractic a procedure to manage
By: Wayne Henry Zemelka, D.C. Where to Begin After all these years of adjusting and teaching others about the Thompson Technique, I really am pleased to have the opportunity to do a review article putting things together in an instructional follow-up format. The main topic for this article is the psoas muscles that have been
By: John Zhang, M.D., Ph.D, and William M. Austin, D.C. Effect of Exercise and Custom-Made Flexible Orthotics on Blood Pressure and Heart Rate Variability Download PDF Now
By: Dr. Binkowski – June 10, 2014 Rehabilitation and sports and can slow the aging process. Watch the Webinar Here
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By: Jon Mulholland, DC – February 10, 2015 Biomechanical issues with runners: how to become the running expert in your community. Watch the Webinar Here
By: John K. Hyland, DC, DACBR, DABCO, CSCS With very few exceptions, the sports competitions held during the Winter Olympics are dependent on the function and stability of the feet. This goes for the various types of skiing (alpine, cross-country, and freestyle), skating (figure, dance, speed, hockey), and snowboarding. Participation in these events requires consistent
By: Tim Maggs, DC Lower leg pain associated with overuse typical of runners and other athletes is broadly defined as “shin splints.” Numerous conditions fall within this category of injuries, and various theories exist for their causes. Understanding the role of lower extremity biomechanics, especially those involving the subtalar joint, is critical to effective treatment:
By: Maurice A. Pisciottano, D.C. Many people make New Year’s resolutions that begin on January 1st. Perhaps to eat healthy? Maybe to exercise more? How about reducing stress? So many good intentions are there…. And, believe it or not, these resolutions almost always have at least something to do with health, fitness, wellness, weight loss, feeling better, or
Orthotics for the Olympics By: John K. Hyland, DC, DACBR, DABCO, CSCS With very few exceptions, the sports competitions held during the Winter Olympics are dependent on the function and stability of the feet. This goes for the various types of skiing (alpine, cross-country, and freestyle), skating (figure, dance, speed, hockey), and snowboarding. Participation in
