Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis (DISH): A Common Yet Complicated Condition
Bulky hyperostosis in the cervical spine can compress the esophagus and may need resection. Learn more about DISH and its risks!
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Normal Anatomic Variants of the Cervical Spine
Editor’s note: Dr. Ruof is presenting the webinar “The Pediatric Spine: Normal...
Read MoreRadiology Gameshow!
This week Dr. Erin Ruof talks about the course that she will be presenting at the 2024 ICS Chicagoland Fall Convention (October 4 – 6, 2024) – “Radiology Gameshow.” Watch the video to learn more!
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What To Order And When: An Overview Of Ordering Advanced Imaging For Musculoskeletal Conditions Specific To The Chiropractic Office
This article guides chiropractic physicians on selecting the appropriate advanced imaging for common musculoskeletal conditions, focusing on MRI vs. CT and patient safety.
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Essentials of a Radiology Report for the Chiropractic Physician
Radiography is vital in chiropractic care, often interpreted by practitioners. Thorough radiology reports are essential for documenting findings and guiding patient treatment effectively.
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