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Why do we take X-rays? To see is to know, to not see is to guess. We never want to guess with your health.
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24 September at 10:35 ·
⚠️Here’s a great example on why we take X-rays⚠️
A 27 year old female was bucked off her horse last Saturday. She has been experiencing severe right shoulder pain and went to her local chiropractor, who did not take X-rays. He told her she had a few ribs out of place and adjusted her! Four days later, she comes into our clinic, still in severe pain, and we do a proper examination and take X-rays of her shoulder and spine. What do we find? Her shoulder was perfect BUT she has 5 ribs broken in 7 different places!! 😱
1️⃣ NEVER let anyone adjust you without seeing what is on the inside. The chiropractor that adjusted her could have very easily punctured her lung!
2️⃣ Make sure you have a thorough examination and images taken. If we would have just taken X-rays of her shoulder we would have never found the rib fractures!
3️⃣ We understand that you are in pain, but please understand why we do not adjust on your first day. The clinicians need time to properly study your case and give you the correct treatment plan.
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Matthew Mrozinski
9 September at 20:59 ·
CAN. NOT believe how much better my arm feels! I’ve been having some tendonitis flare ups since I’m lifting heavy again. Had a massage, did some cupping, RockTape, stretching, contrast therapy, Graston, etc. Couldn’t get it to chill out. Had Sarapin trigger point injections today and within hours it’s 90% better! I LOVE nature and the human body!!
Matthew Mrozinski
9 September at 20:59 ·
CAN. NOT believe how much better my arm feels! I’ve been having some tendonitis flare ups since I’m lifting heavy again. Had a massage, did some cupping, RockTape, stretching, contrast therapy, Graston, etc. Couldn’t get it to chill out. Had Sarapin trigger point injections today and within hours it’s 90% better! I LOVE nature and the human body!!
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"Great staff, friendly and helpful. They really helped me I walked/limped in there in a lot of pain with very limited mobility. Now after two months almost all symptoms in neck and low back are taken care of. I think what makes 360 stand out is their attention to detail and taking care of the underlying problem rather than just temporary relief. They have used a combination of physical therapy, trigger point injections and chiropractic adjustments to bring my body back to a healthy normal, feeling great. I think the only thing keeping me from giving them five star rating is that they don't offer deep tissue or trigger point massage as an alternative to the trigger point injections."
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"Went in for a pinched sciatic, no one else could fix it. His adjustments fixed it quickly. And he keeps it gone. Payment plan is very affordable and priced right. It's how chiropractors are supposed to operate right here. Professional, precise, effective and affordable. Back problems are no longer an issue I worry about."
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December 27, 2020 at 9:56 AM ·
𝐋𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐀𝐧𝐤𝐥𝐞 𝐀𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐲
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👉In follow-up to yesterday’s ‘ankle stability training’ post here is a nice lateral ankle dissection being performed by R. Shane Tubbs, PhD, PA-C from @seattlesciencefoundation.
🔎In this video, three of the lateral ankle ligaments are highlighted. When an individual suffers an inversion ankle sprain, these are the ligaments that are most frequently injured.
🧠Inversion ankle sprains are one of the most common orthopedic conditions and can lead to long-term impairments including ongoing pain, stiffness and gait abnormalities in as many as 72% of individuals. Furthermore, nearly 80% of those individuals who suffer a sprain are likely to experience reinjury.
✅If you have suffered an ankle sprain, click the link below to get my ankle sprain rehab program.
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👉In follow-up to yesterday’s ‘ankle stability training’ post here is a nice lateral ankle dissection being performed by R. Shane Tubbs, PhD, PA-C from @seattlesciencefoundation.
🔎In this video, three of the lateral ankle ligaments are highlighted. When an individual suffers an inversion ankle sprain, these are the ligaments that are most frequently injured.
🧠Inversion ankle sprains are one of the most common orthopedic conditions and can lead to long-term impairments including ongoing pain, stiffness and gait abnormalities in as many as 72% of individuals. Furthermore, nearly 80% of those individuals who suffer a sprain are likely to experience reinjury.
✅If you have suffered an ankle sprain, click the link below to get my ankle sprain rehab program.
https://rehabscience.com/product/ankle-sprain/
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At 360 Integrated Medical Center we use state of the art J-Tech medical inclinometers to quickly and objectively record and document functional testing data which assists in the progress of your treatment plan. With this state of the art technology it speeds up our assessment time while simultaneously improving the reliability, reproductivity, and accuracy of the data that’s recorded.
If you or a loved one suffers from a debilitating condition or chronic pain, contact our office today at 219-326-5100 to schedule an appt. Let us help you get moving pain free.
Rehab Science
January 25 at 9:28 AM ·
𝐆𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐮𝐬 𝐌𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐮𝐬
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📚Gluteus Medius (GMed) is typically recognized for its action an an abductor of the hip joint. However, in closed-chain scenarios, GMed also helps control the proximal lower quarter, including the pelvis, spine and knee.
🧠Because GMed is a hip abductor and operates in the frontal plane of motion, it is also intimately involved in controlling other aspects of the kinetic chain that move in the frontal plane. For instance, a lack of GMed control can contribute to not only medial knee collapse (hip adduction), but also to contralateral pelvic drop (shown in this image) and lateral bending of the trunk.
🔎A lack of control at the hip, pelvis or trunk could be associated with the development of knee, hip or lumbar region pain or, depending on the activity, increase one’s risk of suffering certain injuries like ACL and MCL tears.
✅Tomorrow’s post will show a variety of exercises that can be done to train GMed and the other hip abductors.
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