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Rectus Femoris Strain Management
The rectus femoris muscle attaches to the pelvis and just below the knee as it is one of four muscles found at the…
Lower Back Pain When Sleeping: Which Position is Best?
Sleeping. New parents chase it, Type A personalities fight it, but everyone needs it. The thing is, most people…
Spinal Neoplasms Diagnostic Imaging Approach Part I
Metastatic Bone Disease (aka Mets) or "Secondaries." Are the most common malignant bone neoplasms affecting the…
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip
The hip is commonly described as a "ball-and-socket" type joint. In a healthy hip, the ball at the top end of the…
Evaluation of the Patient with Hip Pain
Hip pain is a well-known health issue which can be caused by a wide array of problems, however, the site of the…
3 Reasons Why Sitting On A Stability Ball Is Good For Your Spine
The workstation is one of the most damaging places you can spend your day when it comes to your spine. Office…
How Chiropractic Treats Colic In Fussy Babies
Every new parent has experienced a fussy baby with colic – some more often than others. It is always the same,…
Achondroplasia Clinical Presentation
Achondroplasia is a genetic disorder that leads to dwarfism. In those with the condition, the legs and arms are…
Why Water Is So Important to Obtaining a Healthy Spine
There is no denying that water is an integral part of good health. Dehydration can cause problems with skin,…