Applying Evidence Based Practice: Is massage therapy effective in reducing symptoms of cervicogenic headaches in adults? - A Case Study by Theresa A. Schmidt, MS, PT, OCS, LMT |
History of the Case: "DJ" is a 47 year old female with a medical diagnosis of cervicogenic headache post-whiplash injury to her neck, sustained in a MVA on 3/1/07. In the accident, DJ was driving her car at 65mph in highway traffic when she reportedly stopped suddenly to avoid the car ahead, spun and struck a cement wall on the driver's side of her car. ...>>read more
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Imaging of Joint Injuries in Athletes? by Cary Pallin, MD |
Medical imaging has become increasingly important in the diagnosis of joint injuries in athletes, providing prompt accurate diagnosis. X-rays are often performed first to assess for fracture. In those without fracture a MRI is usually the next step. A MRI provides detailed images of the non-bony structures of the joint which are often injured, including ligaments, tendons, menisci, and ...>>read more |