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Chiropractic Doctor CE Course - Neurology 217 c136 c140 : A case of surgical severance of cranial nerve 11 and a case of alleged stroke cause by a chiropractor

Chiropractic Doctor


Neurology 217 c136 c140 : A case of surgical severance of cranial nerve 11 and a case of alleged stroke cause by a chiropractor
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Joseph Ferezy, DC, DACAN, FIACN

$20.00 USD

AudioVisual Course, Case Studies


  • Recite essential features regarding the review of existing patient records.
  • List methods and mechanisms regarding the patient examination.
  • Compare and contrast the signs and symptoms of various conditions that have presented to a doctor of chiropractic with emphasis on differential diagnosis.
  • Itemize methods and techniques regarding proper patient examination performance.
  • List signs and symptoms of a patient with post traumatic neuro-musculoskeletal injuries as well as traumatic brain injury.
  • List signs and symptoms of a patient with post-surgical severance of cranial nerve 11. 
  • List complaints of a patient who sued a chiropractor for causing a stroke.
  • Explain the neurocircuitry behind why right sided visual images are perceived in the opposite hemisphere.
  • Explain the neurocircuitry behind why a crossed sensory deficit occurs with brainstem level lesions.

Case 136 involves Deb, a young woman who had an accidental cutting of her 11th cranial nerve after having surgical removal of an enlarged lymph node for biopsy. Two other cases of cranial nerve 11 damage are also viewed. Case 140 involves a woman who was employed by a chiropractor and alleged that he caused a stroke following a cervical adjustment.  The legal documents are reviewed and signs and symptoms of arterial dissection are reviewed. A clinical discussion follows both cases.

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