THIRTY SIX YEARS OF DISCOVERY AND APPLICATION
PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES OF THERAPY AND REHABILITATION
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A black field Laborador named Crew was an energetic one year-old at the time she was referred to me with a perplexing problem that seemed to defy diagnosis by more than one Veterinarian. For all intents and purposes Crew was a normal hyperactive young Black Lab and never exhibited the malady during Veterinary visits. However after vigorous exercise she would become completely paralyzed in her hind legs. (continue reading Exercise induced Paralysis in Dogs)
What has always struck me as a curious occurrence is that in a large number of cases the luxating patellae appear to have pre-existed the lameness that eventually prompted the pet owner to seek Veterinary intervention. In other words, the knee cap has been slipping in and out for years prior to the onset of limping. (continue reading Luxating Patellae in Dogs)
(continue reading Why is my dog hurting?)
When the RF pulse is turned off, the hydrogen ions slowly return to their natural alignment within the magnetic field and release the energy absorbed from the RF pulses. When they do this, they give off a signal that the coils pick up and are sent to the computer system. The computer receives the signals from the spinning H+ ions as mathematical data. The data is subsequently converted into a picture of the tissue(s) being imaged. (continue reading MRI for Dogs)
(continue reading New Technology in Light Therapy)
state regulations can change at any time.(Link to Animal Chiropractic State by State)