Category: Adhesions
Decreasing Adhesions and Avoiding Further Surgery in a Pediatric Patient Involved in a Severe Pedestrian Versus Motor Vehicle Accident
Read more: Decreasing Adhesions and Avoiding Further Surgery in a Pediatric Patient Involved in a Severe Pedestrian Versus Motor Vehicle AccidentAmanda D Rice 1, Leslie B Wakefield 1, Kimberley Patterson 1, Evette D’Avy Reed 1, Belinda F Wurn 1, C Richard King III 1, Lawrence J Wurn 1 PMCID: PMC3977160 PMID: 24711912 Abstract In this case study, we report the use of manual physical therapy in a pediatric patient experiencing complications from a life-threatening motor vehicle accident that necessitated 19 surgeries over the course of 12 months. Post-surgical adhesions decreased…
Dr. Bernhard Klingenberg
Read more: Dr. Bernhard KlingenbergClear Passage® affiliation: Academic history and affiliations: Biography, posts: Dr. Bernhard Klingenberg is an integral part of the research team at Clear Passage® Physical Therapy. He provides study design and statistical analysis for the group’s studies in the planning and analysis stages. Dr. Klingenberg is dedicated to ensuring the scientific validity of the research conducted…
Dr. Amanda Rice
Read more: Dr. Amanda RiceClear Passage® affiliation: With a doctorate in Medical Sciences, two postdoctoral appointments, and over a decade of work as a researcher and instructor at the University of Florida College of Medicine, Dr. Rice is the consummate clinical researcher. Her wide range of expertise includes examining the latest studies in the field of effective therapies, creating…
Dr. Richard King
Read more: Dr. Richard KingGynecologist, Surgeon, Medical Director Clear Passage® affiliation: Academic history and affiliations: C. Richard King, M.D., is the Medical Director at Clear Passage®. Dr. King is a Board Certified American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology physician with more than 40 years of clinical and surgical experience. He received his M.D. at the Medical College of Georgia…
Appropriate Patients to Refer
Read more: Appropriate Patients to ReferOverview Our manual physical therapy is often effective in treating moderate to severe mechanical problems, including debilitating and unresolved pain or dysfunction. We often do well with symptoms related to post-surgical scarring or unknown mechanical etiology. When medical treatments have failed, you want to avoid surgery, or your patient wants a natural or more conservative…