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Appreciation Award 2015
MASSAGE & BODYWORK MAGAZINE (M&BM) Congratulations to the Editorial Board and Leslie L. Young, Editor-in-Chief of M&BM, for receiving JMS’s Annual Appreciation Award for 2015! Our Editorial Board
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WHICH IS THE CHICKEN AND WHICH IS THE EGG?
By Dr. Ross Turchaninov Recently, we had an interesting patient. A woman in her early 60s complained about pain in her right shoulder, especially during active abduction. She was treated by a DC, a PT and an MT
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MEDICAL MASSAGE IN UROLOGY
Recently, we received several e-mails from Curt Lezanic, LMT, CMMP, who successfully practices Medical Massage in his clinic in San Antonio, Texas. Curt is among the few Science of Massage Institute alumni who,
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Issue #4 2015 CMMP
We’re turning things upside down with the new CMMP Master Certification program and we’re having a ball doing it! What a GREAT time everyone had at the Scottsdale seminar initiating 3 new LMTs into CMMP Mas
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Fall 2015 CMMPS
Congratulations to New CMMP Dr. Jeffrey M. Cullers, DC, LMT, CMMP Dr. Jeff Cullers is a unique practitioner, since his deep understanding of somatic rehabilitation is a result of combining experience as a chiro
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Incorrectly Treated Frozen Shoulder
Last week, we had a patient with left shoulder pain and ROM restriction. Two months ago, the patient started to feel pain in the shoulder, which eventually caused severe restriction of motion. He wasn’t able
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PARS DEFECT
69-year-old male Very active. Likes to hike, bicycle, work out, play golf, etc. His symptoms were pain and irritation from the low back to the feet with the feet being the most problematic area. The patient was
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Chronic Upper Abdominal Pain
Last month, one of the pain management physicians associated with our clinic sent us a patient with right-side chronic upper abdominal pain. The patient was in a car accident almost two years ago. After the ini
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POSTSURGICAL EDEMA
Recently, I saw a patient who had gone through a knee replacement. His major problem was significant peripheral edema from below the knee all the way to the foot. For more than two weeks, I battled with it. I d
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Misleading Lower Back Pain
A week ago, my regular client called and asked me to help his friend who was visiting him in Los Angeles. According to my client, his friend had been suffering from acute lower back pain for more than 10 days.
