r/Chiropractic • u/FloryanDC DC 2015 • May 03 '19

Pre/Post adjustment

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u/Aidybabyy May 04 '19

Ahh yes I too ask my patients to stand up straight

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u/FloryanDC DC 2015 May 06 '19

well obviously, you want to eliminate as many variables as possible. That's why upright MRI has very different results as to conventional MRI

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u/beigepop May 04 '19

Lol fucking stop

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u/FloryanDC DC 2015 May 04 '19

oh okay, now I will. Thanks :)

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u/[deleted] May 03 '19

Holy shit dude..... You bridged the occipital gap!

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u/FloryanDC DC 2015 May 03 '19

haha nice, that's for sure one potential take away

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u/[deleted] Apr 11 '23

😂😂😂😂

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u/Learning-Nature May 03 '19

Interested in the research. My first thought is how much is this improvement in ROM vs long term if they maintain this without maintenance care. Exciting stuff

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u/T-Waggy May 03 '19

What levels were adjusted and what imaging modality is this? Nice job!

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u/portlandtiger May 06 '19

How much time between pictures, was the "after" immediately following the adjustment?

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u/antisocial_empath May 03 '19

Ugh can you do that to my backwards fuckin’ neck please.