Nerve Entrapments & How to Treat Them Successfully
12 CE Hours Available

This course will focus primarily on functional pathologies and treatment as it relates to nerve entrapment

Peripheral nerve entrapments can occur in multiple locations along the extraspinal extent of the nerve – between the intervertebral foramen and the most distal nerve endings in the extremities. The most frequent symptom of locomotor system adaptation/dysfunction is pain. The structure that most frequently expresses pain is the muscle with its trigger points and painful attachments. Treatment must address the etiology causing the nerve compression.

Dr. Carter will teach what to look for when you take the history and perform the physical exam. He will show you how to correctly identify and treat nerve entrapments successfully. You will learn the compression of different nerve types and symptoms associated with each that you can treat successfully, then move on to how to best treat them and help your patients.

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12 CE hours

CE Hours Approved For:
AK, CO, CT, DE, IL, IN, IA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MT, NC, NE, NH, NJ, OH, OR, RI, SC, VA, VT, WA, WI, WY

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Sponsored by National University of Health Sciences

Delaware: Max. 10 hours (any 10 hours)
Illinois: Category 1 hours
Indiana: Max 8 hours (any 8 hours)
Maine: Category 1 hours
Nebraska: Max 8 hours (any 8 hours)
New Hampshire: Max 10 hours (any 10 hours)
Virginia: Category 1 hours

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Cost:
$0 - Doctor Program Members
$289 - Non-Member DCs
*Rates increase $75 the Monday prior to the seminar. This includes Doctor Program Members

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