Neurology 248: NMS Implications of Low Axial Tone - Chiropractic CEU Online Course

Online Chiropractic CE Course Description & Course Details

Chiropractic CEU Online Course: Neurology and Implications of Low Axial Tone

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Course Overview:

Unlock comprehensive insights into low axial tone with our chiropractic CEU online course. Delve deep into the misunderstood world of axial tone, often misread as hypertonus or spasm. Differentiate between axial and appendicular aspects, and learn the importance of recognizing low axial tone, its association with forward head posture, gibbus deformity, and various pain syndromes. This chiropractic CEU online course will start you on the pathway to clinical excwellence!

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Course Details:

• Date: 03/10/2020
• Time: 7-9 PM CT
• Topic: Neurology 348: NMS Implications of Low Axial Tone
• Credit Hours: 2
• Instructor: Dr. Michael Hall, DC, FIACN

Course Outline:

1. Tone:
   • Definition
   • Axial vs. Appendicular
2. Paraspinal Anatomy and Physiology:
   • Origin/Insertion
   • Innervation
   • Fatty Infiltration
3. Low Tone Implications:
   • Clinical considerations for Postural Syndromes
   • Clinical significance for Orthopedic Conditions
4. Procedures to Enhance Low Tone.

Learning Objectives:

1. Understand the concept of Axial Tone.
2. Identify Clinical Implications linked to Postural Syndromes and Orthopedic Conditions.
3. Master procedures to enhance Low Tone.
4. Differentiate between axial and appendicular manifestations.

Instructor Bio: Dr. Michael W. Hall is celebrated for his dedication to chiropractic, neurology, and patient-centered care. With over 25 years of teaching post-graduate clinical neurology globally, Dr. Hall boasts an illustrious career. An alumnus of Parker College of Chiropractic, he later attained a diplomate status in chiropractic clinical neurology and was honored with a fellowship from the International Academy of Chiropractic Neurology. His contribution to research, education, functional neurology, and community service is unparalleled. For more on Dr. Hall, visit BrainDC.org or the CCEDseminars website.

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Resources:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8071570/