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And what's going on these days...
We are about ready to wring the necks of the 'Pool Guys'... we are still waiting
for the delivery. You see, the company we purchased through had never sold an Endless Pool before, and they appear to be totally ill-equipped with the exact way to get this piece of equipment into our bay and placed where we need it. Sheesh! So, hopefully by next week's update, I'll be able to tell you that the darn thing is actually IN the building!! Oi!!
Kid 2 had his wrist
surgery last Wednesday! He no longer has an arm like a Basset Hound! But now he has a healing leg and a healing arm. Poor kid!
Okay, Okay! Enough about me, let's just get on with your learning this week!
Member's Training Video 162! Vestibulitis Update - part 2 (TREATMENT for Idiopathic Geriatric Vestibulitis or BPPV) |
This video series is a long time coming! PART 2 shows you TREATMENT for Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo & Idopathic Geriatric Vestibulitis. This video will go beyond the Epley Maneuver to also include the Semont / Side Lie technique as well as the Gufoni Maneuver.
Learn more so you are prepared for all kinds of Idiopathic Geriatric Vestibulitis cases!
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Blog: Physical Therapy & Discs |
Treating animals with disc lesions using physical therapy manual techniques (mobilizations or traction) is often met with concern by non-rehab veterinarians. However, it is common-place in human practice. Mechanical and neurophysiological effects have been the rationale for utilizing manual therapy interventions for patients with low back pain.
A recent review paper looked at the physiological effects of physical therapy interventions, including manual therapy and traction, on the intervertebral discs (IVD), and these findings may have implications for the long-term management or even prevention of low back pain.
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