Monthly Archives: November 2010
Post Mastectomy Fasciitis: Six-Months Post Surgical in Portland, Maine
Situation: The patient is a 58-year-old female who is 6-months post left breast mastectomy. The breast was not reconstructed and there is … Continue reading
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Post-Surgical Knee Arthrofibrosis and Quadriceps Insufficiency in Portland, Maine
Background: Anterior soft tissue “exaggerated pathologic fibrous hyperplasia” is described as a cause of post-operative knee stiffness and quadriceps insufficiency. [1, 2] … Continue reading
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Hip Pain: Using IASTM Approach for Treatment in Portland, Maine
Patient Profile: A 25-year-old male patient presented with a 2-month history of left hip pain due to greater trochanteric pain syndrome.1 The … Continue reading
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Senior Athletes Benefit from GT Treatment at National Event in Portland, Maine
The summer of 2009, the Palmer College of Chiropractic West Sports Council had the privilege of providing care at the National Senior … Continue reading
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GT Used in Managing Unwanted Internal/External Scarring in Portland, Maine
Most often, we’re aware of the external scar after an injury or surgery, but we also have to think about the internal … Continue reading
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Knee Ligament Healing Improved by IACFM in Portland Maine
Instrument-assisted cross fiber massage (IACFM) improves structural properties in injured ligaments, according to a research report recently in the Journal of Orthopaedic … Continue reading
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