2 CreditsIMTCEC
Joint Mobilizations and Manipulations: Risk of Adverse Events
Safety and efficacy of joint mobilizations and manipulations (adjustments) for the cervical, lumbar, thoracic spine, and sacroiliac joints. Are manipulations and mobilizations risky? The likelihood of a cerebrovascular incident/accident, lumbar disk herniation/rupture, fracture, or hematoma with joint manips.
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Brent Brookbush
DPT, PT, MS, CPT, HMS, IMT
Course Description: Risk of Adverse Events following Joint Mobilization and Joint Manipulation
Course Webinar: Are Manipulations Risky
Introduction: Position Stand and Summary
Research Summary
Survey Data, Reviews and Cases4 Sub Sections
Proposed Mechanisms of Injury2 Sub Sections
Correlation, Relative Risk and Screening2 Sub Sections
Bibliography
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