Description

This is the recording of the acute low back pain & radiculopathy webinar from May 12th, 2018.

There are no PDAs for this version.

This is part one of a 2-part webinar series on the assessment and treatment of low back pain.  Assessment utilizes the EXSTORE® system, while treatment involves using electro-acupuncture.

This webinar will help increase your effectiveness in treating low back pain, while also making you a faster and more efficient practitioners.

Acute & Radicular (Sciatica) Low Back Pain

Webinar outline:

Becoming Familiar With Acute Low Back Pain

•What are the causes?
•What are the physiological mechanisms?
•When is it considered a clinical emergency?
•How do you perform an assessment on acute low back pain?
•What are your clinical goals based on your assessment?
•How do determine acupuncture point selection when planning patient treatment?
•What are the different treatment approaches to addressing acute low back pain with electroacupuncture?

Demo: Assessment & Treatment of Acute Low Back Pain Patient

•How to provide an acute low back pain assessment
•Demonstration of acupuncture point selection and treatment of acute low back pain using motor points, the pointer plus, and electro stimulators.

Becoming Familiar With Radicular (Sciatica)Low Back Pain

•What are the causes?
•What are the physiological mechanisms?
•When is it considered a clinical emergency?
•How do you perform an assessment on radicular low back pain?
•What are your clinical goals based on your assessment?
•How do determine acupuncture point selection when planning patient treatment?
•What are the different treatment approaches to addressing radicular low back pain with electroacupuncture

Demo: Assessment & Treatment of Radicular (Sciatica)Low Back Pain Patient

•How to provide a radicular low back pain assessment
•Demonstration of acupuncture point selection and treatment of acute low back pain using motor points, the pointer plus, and electro stimulators.

Question and Answer

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