The Thoracolumbar Fascia: Non-Specific Back Pain and New Imaging Technologies
The THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA is arguably the single hottest area of study as far as low back pain is concerned. With LBP being almost ubiquitous in
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The THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA is arguably the single hottest area of study as far as low back pain is concerned. With LBP being almost ubiquitous in
Because back pain, especially low back pain (LBP), is so common in our society, it’s important to realize that there are things you can do
THE THORACOLUMBAR / ABDOMINAL CONNECTION: HOW IMPORTANT IS IT FOR CORE STABILITY? Last week the journal Clinical Anatomy published a study titled Anatomical and Functional
A Better Understanding of the Thoracolumbar Fascia Might Help You Prevent A Back Surgery! Dr. Helen Langevin is back as part of a yet another
HOW IMPORTANT IS FASCIA AND BIOMECHANICS? FASCIA IS EVERYTHING! According to a popular online dictionary, Biomechanics is defined as “the study of the structure and
PIRIFORMIS SYNDROME OR SOMETHING ELSE? A CASE STUDY Sometimes I take emails I get and turn them into blog posts that I call “CASE STUDIES“.
ADESIONS OF THE THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA: TWENTY THREE YEARS OF CHRONIC BACK PAIN SOLVED IN A SINGLE VISIT! Ashley’s case reminded me of a person that
CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN, STRETCHING, AND THE THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA I’ve written several very cool posts concerning the Thoracolumbar Fascia (HERE, HERE, and probably the best
STRUGGLING WITH LOW BACK PAIN? A NEW STUDY SHEDS LIGHT ON CAUSES AND SOLUTIONS (THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA) Today I am going to review a brand new,
YOUR LOW BACK PAIN AND SCIATICA MIGHT BE RELATED TO YOUR NECK PAIN Although it is certainly not discussed in public school today, ask the
ADHESED FASCIA IS A LIVING BREATHING NIGHTMARE: TWO SHORT FASCIA VIDEOS PROVE IT! Nightmares. We’ve all had them. No one likes them, but what are
Top-Ten Solutions for Chronic Low Back Pain Right now in America, there are tens of millions of people struggling with Low Back Pain (LBP). Proof?
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