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The 21st Century Spinal Pain Relief Solution

Part III

Julie,

Sorry this note took so long, but I really wanted to convey my heart felt “thanks” and appreciation to the entire Cox “team” for the awesome part 3 multidisciplinary seminar.  This seminar fulfilled all my expectations of what a part 3 Cox Seminar could offer and more. There was camaraderie with knowledgeable colleagues, a forum to exchange ideas, an opportunity to expand advanced hands-on skills while improving one’s clinical porous with a glimpse at new frontiers to be conquered.   Wow!  Of course, it is always an honor to sit in Dr. Jim’s class.  He is the absolute best!  For me, this was truly a remarkable event.  Again, I want to extend my “thanks” to you, Dr. Jim, Dr. George, Dr. Ram and Dr. Ralph for all your hard work, hospitality and friendship.  I will never forget it.  I look forward to the future with renewed optimism and commitment to Cox Technic.

Many thanks,

Ted Siciliano, DC [email 10/28/08]


There are TWO special Cox® Seminars in store for you!

Come to get CE, gather some new information, get recertified... Just come!

October 9-10, 2010- Fort Wayne, IN
Dr. Cox's hometown

Special Topic:
Interdisciplinary Management of Spine Pain

at Lutheran Hospital, Kachmann Auditorium
MD and DC and PhD presenters...
More details to come as this course evolves for 2010...

January 30-31, 2010 - Naples, FL
@ Naples Grande Beach Resort & Spa
Dr. Cox's choice for a winter get-a-way seminar!

Special Topic:
Failed Back Surgical Syndrome & Cervical Spine Pain Management with Cox® Technic

By request, Dr. Cox will present the latest literature outcomes, f/d treatment protocols, actual patient cases, etc.
You've got to check out the resort, too, though!
Great rate of only $199 a night, no resort fees!
www.naplesgranderesort.com

Naples FL Cox® Seminar
Click on image to see more on the NAPLES FL Cox® Seminar.
Part III Syllabus — NAPLES FL — January 30-31, 2010 
NAPLES GRANDE BEACH RESORT & SPA, A WALDORF ASTORIA COLLECTION Property

taught by  James M Cox, D.C., D.A.C.B.R.

Saturday — 6 hours — Focus: FAILED BACK SURGICAL SYNDROME & COX® TECHNIC

8am – Failed Back Surgical Syndrome Defined

8:30 am – Costs & Management Options

·           Comparison of spinal manipulation to surgical outcomes for treatment of spinal stenosis and herniated disc patients

·           How much does chiropractic cost?

·           Epidural steroid injection factoring into the surgical and non surgical care of post surgical cases and its value to the chiropractic physician

9:30 am (1 hr technique) – Cox® Technic Research Support

Chiropractic flexion distraction and decompression biomechanics and clinical outcomes comparing chiropractic and medical care - data from Health Resources and Services Administration of the Department of Health and Human Services federally funded research studies:

·           Neuropraxia to neurotmesis decision making in treating failed back surgical cases

·           synaptic relays of sensory and motor information in flexion distraction manipulation

·           long term follow up outcomes comparing medical and chiropractic manipulation of chronic low back pain

·           the five effects on the triple joint complex under flexion distraction manipulation.

Effect of distraction on disc degeneration in laboratory studies

 10:30 am (1/2 hour technique): Considerations

·           Changing face of chiropractic spinal manipulation in the growing incidence of spinal stenosis in our aging populous

·           Disc prosthesis - pros and cons

·           Lipson principle of post surgical metaplastic proliferative fibrocartilage as a recurrent disc herniation - 2 cases reported

·           Pre and post MRI studies of herniated disc and stenosis patients under conservative care - and do they mean anything?

·           Precautions and tolerance testing in treating post surgical patients with flexion distraction and decompression manipulation based on the study of Panjabi, Willen, Wildermuth, Schonstrom, Cox

11 am  - Noon (1 hour technique) — Cases: Chiropractic flexion distraction & decompression spinal manipulation for the FBSS case (or those not receiving perceived expectations from surgery)

Noon-1pm LUNCH ON OWN

1pm – 3pm (2 hours technique): Cases Continued…

·           Post surgical bolt and plate persistent and/or recurrent pain

·           Vertebroplasty persistent pain following the procedure

·           Degenerative spondylolisthesis: incidence, presentation of four cases with adjacent level fusion stenosis due to ligamentum flavum hypertrophy, disc herniation, and developed degenerative spondylolisthesis

·           Ligamentum flavum hypertrophy stenosis case. How much relief represents a successful clinical outcome?

·           Herniated disc adjacent to level of a disc prosthesis in a 20 y/o female

·           Pre and post MRI study of an L4-L5 and L5-S1 herniated disc protrusion following endoscopic surgery - an interdisciplinary surgical and flexion distraction approach to treatment

·           Three level decompressive laminectomy for spinal stenosis treated post surgically for continued pain

·           47 year old female with low back and right first sacral nerve root sciatic pain following L5-S1 laminectomy

·           Surgical fusion for L4 degenerative spondylolisthesis and hip arthroplasty in an 80 year old man with left lower extremity sciatica. The 50% rule importance in such a case.

·           Extraforaminal L5-S1 sequestered disc surgically removed with facetectomy and its post surgical care

·           Discogram positive L4-L5 herniated nucleus pulposus in a 41 year old female successfully treated for right sciatic pain following epidural steroid and physical therapy care failed to relieve the pain and surgery is recommended

·           Demonstration of flexion distraction and decompression chiropractic procedures in the treatment of the above mentioned failed back surgical cases.
more as available...


Sunday — 6 hours 
— Focus: CERVICAL SPINE PAIN CONDITIONS & COX® TECHNIC 

8 am  Cervical Spine Biomechanics & Diagnosis Considerations

Literature Review of

·           Healing percentage of neck injury

·           Objective signs determining outcome

Specific Diagnostic Findings and Mechanism of Pathology  

Structural and Neuroanatomy of the Cervical Spine

Dorsal Root Ganglion Anatomy & Physiology

Spinal Stenosis – Pavlov Diagnosis & Clinical Findings

Vertebrobasilar Artery Disease

Whiplash Injury

Scleratogenous versus dermatogenous cervical spine and extremity pain

Herrniated Disc Patholgy and Clinical Presentation

10 am  Published Literature: Cox® Treatment of Cervical & Thoracic Conditions, Herniated Nucleus Pulposus & Stenosis

10:30 am  Patient Clinical Rounds & Management

·           Filmed presentation of actual patients from Dr. Cox’s practice & their care/outcome

·           Patient Management: algorithms of decision making; report of findings; re-examination; nutrition

11:30 am    Hands-on Demonstration to include Tolerance Testing

Noon-2 pm Hands-On Practice by attendees of cervical and thoracic spine protocols & FBSS protocols

2 pm Adjournment

 

 

 

 


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Dr. Cox is not available via the internet for consultation. Please contact us for information on consultation fees.
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It is designed to educate and inform only.
Please consult your physician for a thorough examination leading to a diagnosis and well-planned treatment strategy.
Please consult Low Back Pain: Mechanism, Diagnosis, Treatment (6th ed), author James M Cox, publisher Lippincott Williams & Wilkins and Neck, Shoulder, & Arm Pain: Mechanism, Diagnosis, Treatment (3rd ed), author James M Cox, for full description of technique and website content.

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