April 2004

Cox shares expertise with Palmer CC

Palmer College of Chiropractic students tapped into the expertise and experience of researcher James M. Cox, DC, DACBR, developer of the Cox Distraction Manipulation Technique (often called the Flexion Distraction Technique).

Cox was on the Palmer College campus for training sessions in early April to speak to students, faculty and staff on April 2 about “Flexion Distraction Technique and Research in Low-back Pain.” He gave his audience a comprehensive overview of the status of low-back pain research in chiropractic and demonstrated the Cox Distraction Manipulation Technique.

Serving as an advisor for two large low-back pain research projects at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research, Cox is volunteering his time to train the 10 clinicians who will provide chiropractic care for patients in the studies. This low-back pain research is slated to begin in May 2004 in the Palmer Chiropractic Research Clinic.

Source: Palmer College of Chiropractic, www.palmer.edu

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