TWO Case Reports in JCM Featuring Cox Technic

12/13/2011

The December 2011 issue of the Journal of Chiropractic Medicine just arrived. Two case reports featuring the use of Cox Technic are included, enhancing the body of chiropractic research.

Drs. Ralph Kruse (one of Cox Technic's instructors) and Jerrilyn Cambron write about a lumbar spine post-surgical fusion patient who had low back pain and leg pain. 13 visits to attain 0 out of 10 pain score and 2% Oswestry. At 2 year follow-up, still resolved. (They also have a paper on Vitamin D deficiency and smell loss!)
Dr. Allen Manison writes about a cervical spine patient with neck pain and arm pain due to disc herniation and foraminal narrowing. Relief of neck pain and arm pain in 10 visits in 4 weeks which continues at 8 months.

Research and documention lead the way for the back pain specialists who use Cox Technic to help their low back pain, leg pain, neck pain and arm pain patients. Cox Technic is proud of the practitioners who take the time and effort to document their clinical experiences (We know it's time-consuming!) and publish them (We know it's a process, a worthwhile process!). Congratulations, doctors!

We encourage chiropractors to read and support the Journal of Chiropractic Medicine as it works to document chiropractic clinical practice in a consistent and meaningful way. And we invite patients seeking back pain and neck pain relief to consult with a certified Cox Technic physician through the Cox Technic referral directory.

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TWO Case Reports in JCM Featuring Cox Technic

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