Neurology 204: Clinical Aspects of the Pyramidal Man | CCEDseminars

Online Chiropractic CE Course Description & Course Details

Online Chiropractic CE: Neurology 204 – Clinical Aspects of the Pyramidal Man – Gain a deeper understanding of the functional hierarchy of the motor system. This 2-hour advanced course explores how the cortex and pyramidal tracts modulate flexor tone and affect limb symmetry. State Board & PACE approved and facilitated by Texas Chiropractic College.

Functional Neurology: Motor Control & Pyramidal Pathways

Led by Dr. Michael Hall, DC, FIACN, this course provides critical clinical tests to assess and manage pyramidal scenarios. Explore the complex interactions between head position, cortical inhibition, and brain-limb dynamics to enhance your diagnostic accuracy and rehabilitative strategies.

What You'll Learn

• The Pyramidal System: Anatomy and clinical relevance of the corticospinal tracts in flexor tone regulation.
• Brain-Limb Interaction: Analyzing the role of the cortex in maintaining motor symmetry and functional coordination.
• Head Tilt Mechanics: Understanding the neurological implications of postural shifts on distal motor function.
• Clinical Assessment: Practical tests to identify upper motor neuron indicators and cortical inhibition deficits.

Instructor: Michael Hall, DC, FIACN

Dr. Michael Hall is a premier authority in functional neurology. As a Fellow of the International Academy of Clinical Neurology (FIACN), he specializes in the application of neurological principles to clinical chiropractic practice. His teaching empowers practitioners to look beyond symptoms and understand the functional neurological state of the patient for superior clinical outcomes.

Course Details

• Credit Hours: 2
• Format: Recorded Online Class (Available 24/7 access for up to 1 year)
• Includes: PDF Course Notes & Handouts
• Immediate Certificates: Available immediately upon completion.