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William Brady, DC June 27, 2016 at 9:04 am.
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William Brady, DC
The coaching call audio recordings section is now live. Click on coaching call archive in the Mastery section.
I am using sound cloud for the audio. You don’t need an account. All you have to do is go the the page and click on the audio play button.
This is new. Please let me know how you like it or if you have any problems.
Thanks
Eric Lambert, DC
Very nice, this is going to benefit all of us in the Mastery Level area. Worked great, I could hear the entire discussion with no issues.
Cody Scharf, DC
I can tell already that this new feature is going to be really helpful. Lots of gems in that call, similar to the other case studies.
The moat analogy was perfect! It was also beneficial to think about how I would have handled this situation and what I would have said.
Carl Nottoli, DC
I understand the hip pathology suspicion with the bilateral hip pain case, but what explains the left foot paresthesia? Obviously there’s a durability issue with this patient so might she also have lumbar spine pathology like HNP or stenosis? Would this be reasonable to explore first with MRI in a patient with these findings and Level tests?
William Brady, DC
The foot/toe paresthesia was an outlier. This suggests lumbar nerve root or sciatic nerve irritation. Yes- possible disc with nerve root or sciatic nerve entrapment. However, the hip pathology is clearly the primary. I would diagnose and treat the hips and keep the foot symptoms and causes for that in the back of my mind.
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