Imaging for MVA Trauma
Imaging for MVA Trauma reviews current and past trauma based research data published in Spine, Medscape, Pub Med, the BMJ and dozens of texts written by Foreman and Croft, Nordhoff, Haldeman, Panjabi, White, Evans and many, many more. This information may not have been taught in your chiropractic school or even in diplomate programs. The discovery of this information has brought great clinical success and value to my practice as it will to yours.
Improved diagnostics means better patient recovery. Objective evidence of mTBI is presented. Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI) is indicative of mTBI Injury.
7 patient history responses and 7 clinical indicators show DAI evidence on MRI.
Imaging for MVA Trauma is an easy 2 hour review with selected audio inputs to add additional incite into how useful this research has been to my practice and the patients I care for.
You may never see a PI case the same after this review.
Full Citations are included.
Imaging for MVA Trauma reviews current and past trauma based research data published in Spine, Medscape, Pub Med, the BMJ and dozens of texts written by Foreman and Croft, Nordhoff, Haldeman, Panjabi, White, Evans and many, many more. This information may not have been taught in your chiropractic school or even in diplomate programs. The discovery of this information has brought great clinical success and value to my practice as it will to yours.
Improved diagnostics means better patient recovery. Objective evidence of mTBI is presented. Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI) is indicative of mTBI Injury.
7 patient history responses and 7 clinical indicators show DAI evidence on MRI.
Imaging for MVA Trauma is an easy 2 hour review with selected audio inputs to add additional incite into how useful this research has been to my practice and the patients I care for.
You may never see a PI case the same after this review.
Full Citations are included.
Imaging for MVA Trauma reviews current and past trauma based research data published in Spine, Medscape, Pub Med, the BMJ and dozens of texts written by Foreman and Croft, Nordhoff, Haldeman, Panjabi, White, Evans and many, many more. This information may not have been taught in your chiropractic school or even in diplomate programs. The discovery of this information has brought great clinical success and value to my practice as it will to yours.
Improved diagnostics means better patient recovery. Objective evidence of mTBI is presented. Diffuse Axonal Injury (DAI) is indicative of mTBI Injury.
7 patient history responses and 7 clinical indicators show DAI evidence on MRI.
Imaging for MVA Trauma is an easy 2 hour review with selected audio inputs to add additional incite into how useful this research has been to my practice and the patients I care for.
You may never see a PI case the same after this review.
Full Citations are included.