Cox® Seminar – Part II Lumbar Spine – FL

Part I introduced the academics of Cox® Technic more for the non-discogenic spinal pain conditions as well as the hands-on protocols. Part II emphasizes discogenic spine conditions and ensures that the hands-on application is proper with hands-on training emphasis. Small groups lead by teaching assistants focus on the application of the protocols. Part II highlights the evidence-based protocols based on research-documented biomechanical effects and clinical outcomes. This course is a mix of the research and clinical application for attendee implementation. The certification examination is offered optionally.

15 hours/2 days

on campus at Keiser University College of Chiropractic Medicine, West Palm Beach, Florida

Dr. Ralph Kruse leads this weekend.

CE Credit applied for by National University of Health Sciences, Lincoln College of Postprofessional, Graduate and Continuing Education.

Part II continues the didactic discussion of spine pain conditions with a focus on disc-related conditions and spinal stenosis.  Federally funded research projects lead by Dr. Ram Gudavalli, principal investigator, are detailed with the latest updates and projects underway. Appropriate force pressure application to the spine during Cox® Technic protocols are defined from the laboratory projects, presented, and demonstrated on The Cox®8 Force Table by Haven Medical. This objective tool finetunes the application of the protocols while teaching the pressure to apply to the spine during the adjustment. Part II highlights the evidence-based protocols based on research-documented biomechanical effects and clinical outcomes. For nearly 55+ years, Dr. James Cox, developer of flexion distraction, documented the effects and clinical outcomes from a clinician’s perspective, but starting in 1991 when the US government via HRSA and later NIH funded chiropractic research and Dr. Ram Gudavalli joined Dr. Cox, the research abilities really started to be interdisciplinary (with Loyola Stritch School of Medicine, Hines VA, Palmer, National, Auburn, etc.) and more complex. You will see and experience how. This course is a mix of the research and clinical application for attendee implementation.

Part II offers review sessions of lumbar spine hands-on Protocols I and II with additional sessions for special applications and adaptations to the protocols for conditions/patient tolerance.

A special update of the latest in lumbar spine literature regarding disc and non-disc related back pain is presented by Dr. Cox (in person at the Fort Wayne seminars and via recorded presentation at other locations).

The optional certification exam (written/practical) is available. Certification includes listing in the online referral directory.

260-637-6609

info@coxtechnic.com