From concussion, whiplash, mTBI, arthritis and double entity with vestibular conditions; you’ll be surprised!

You may be surprised. Tons of evidence in this review.

What is the risk : benefit ratio and adverse events of performing manual therapy on a patient who has suffered a concussion? We discuss it here.

The evidence is slowly, but starting to mount to give more credence to Osteopathic Treatment for Cervicogenic Dizziness. It is still less than in chiropractic, physical therapy and acupuncture professions though. Learn what evidence we have here.

This meta-analysis has huge implications for our instructional content and approach for sensorimotor impairment.

There is one test that has been shown to be valid, reliable and useful in the differential diagnosis of certain conditions. This test is the Flexion Rotation Test.

How special are our special tests for Cervicogenic Dizziness? Is it needed to make a diagnosis. We explore this topic here.

This common orthopedic test has been described in the literature for cervical radiculopathy, but is it applicable to Cervicogenic Dizziness Diagnosis? Detailed article here on the test.