How Do We Make a CCI Diagnosis? An Update
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- How Do We Make a CCI Diagnosis? An Update - Dr. Centeno reviews what it takes for him to make a CCI (craniocervical instability) diagnosis. All the pieces of that diagnostic puzzle are discussed.
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I think you’re my man. I’m gonna look into seeing you. I live in Englewood Colorado.
if your neck has a c curve and you're having neck pain and shoulder pain and greeping in neck and athritis in neck could you have cci had prolotherapy did not work also had chiari
How the teeth come together, the position of the maxilla and mandible and TMJ can also contribute to craniocervical instability. Dental orthotics and dental appliances can help with adding stability. Structural Alignment from head to toe is important.
It has been speculated that CRPS is being driven by vagal dysfunction. If CCI can cause vagal dysfunction could it then be the driver of CRPS? Tks!
2 months after a whiplash I can’t lean forward or lift anything without affecting my brain. Can’t think clearly. MRI and cat scans all say my neck is great. All other health is well. Any thoughts please
how common is it to have a Grabb Oaks >9 in Neutral and get told you dont have CCI. Feel I need a second opinion after watching this.
I have hEDS, 99% of the symptoms and still Drs wont take me seriously. Its crazy.
Doesn't dr henderson use cxa under 130?
If I have severe C4-6 stenosis, should I have a fusion first to fix the stenosis before I start treatment of CCI? I was told this by a PRP doctor.
Could a traditional chiropractic session be the cause for a "trauma to the neck"? That's where my symptoms started but i'm not sure if that's trauma enough.
Of course. Not uncommon at all.
@@agnesstogicza9482 Thanks for sharing.
Same!! Did you ever figure it out?!
Same