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Ever wondered if your persistent concussion-like symptoms could be linked to cervical spine instability? What if the missing piece to your recovery puzzle lies in understanding the intricate relationship between your upper cervical spine and concussive symptoms?
You may have undergone multiple therapies and treatments for your concussion symptoms, but have you explored the possibility of cervical spine instability? Many patients, even after seeking help, find themselves stuck with unexplained symptoms because the cranial cervical junction is often overlooked in traditional diagnostic imaging.
With us today is Dr. Sasha Blaskovich, more affectionately known as Dr. B. Board certified and specializing in addressing upper cervical ligament damage, Dr. B has dedicated his career to unraveling the complexities of whiplash-related issues.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
👉 The different grades of ligament laxity and their impact on upper cervical stability.
👉The limitations of traditional imaging in capturing cranial cervical junction details.
👉The role of permanent ligament damage in triggering muscle rigidity and compensation.
👉Dr. B's innovative neck stabilizer device and its potential to enhance neuromuscular response time.
Come along with us as we delve into a journey of exploration, challenging the conventional understanding of neck injuries. Gain a fresh perspective on how we diagnose and treat these issues. Remember, the key to unlocking answers might be hidden within the intricate dynamics of ligaments, muscles, and the intriguing realm of upper cervical health.
Let’s connect!
Connect with Dr. B:
Instagram: @dr.blaskovich
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://drblaskovich.com/
Instagram:@natasha.wilchEmail: mailto:[email protected]Website: https://www.natasha-wilch.com
If you’re a clinician who is ready to elevate your concussion confidence by becoming fluent in integrative concussion rehabilitation click HERE to join our upcoming FREE Masterclass
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Ever wondered if your persistent concussion-like symptoms could be linked to cervical spine instability? What if the missing piece to your recovery puzzle lies in understanding the intricate relationship between your upper cervical spine and concussive symptoms?
You may have undergone multiple therapies and treatments for your concussion symptoms, but have you explored the possibility of cervical spine instability? Many patients, even after seeking help, find themselves stuck with unexplained symptoms because the cranial cervical junction is often overlooked in traditional diagnostic imaging.
With us today is Dr. Sasha Blaskovich, more affectionately known as Dr. B. Board certified and specializing in addressing upper cervical ligament damage, Dr. B has dedicated his career to unraveling the complexities of whiplash-related issues.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
👉 The different grades of ligament laxity and their impact on upper cervical stability.
👉The limitations of traditional imaging in capturing cranial cervical junction details.
👉The role of permanent ligament damage in triggering muscle rigidity and compensation.
👉Dr. B's innovative neck stabilizer device and its potential to enhance neuromuscular response time.
Come along with us as we delve into a journey of exploration, challenging the conventional understanding of neck injuries. Gain a fresh perspective on how we diagnose and treat these issues. Remember, the key to unlocking answers might be hidden within the intricate dynamics of ligaments, muscles, and the intriguing realm of upper cervical health.
Let’s connect!
Connect with Dr. B:
Instagram: @dr.blaskovich
Email: [email protected]
Website: http://drblaskovich.com/
Instagram:@natasha.wilchEmail: mailto:[email protected]Website: https://www.natasha-wilch.com
If you’re a clinician who is ready to elevate your concussion confidence by becoming fluent in integrative concussion rehabilitation click HERE to join our upcoming FREE Masterclass
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