This seminar was designed to give what every practicing DC needs - real world information on patients they can use in their office immediately.

This program sets the stage by introducing a true clinical case and then guides the doctor through the entire process. You will see case study videos of patients with Hoffman’s, Babinski’s signs, clonus, etc. Learn how to confidently tell the difference between conditions in the brain, brainstem, spinal cord, spinal nerve or peripheral nerve. Animation will show the neurological pathways and how the nervous system works.

Also, a thorough review of all appropriate anatomy and how it relates to the case a long with neurons and their environment, organization of the nervous system, lower motor neurons, and the brainstem.

12 Hours continuing education credits.

Sponsor: The University of Bridgeport College of ChiropracticCourse is multimedia with video of instructor and video of all course lecture and practical demonstrations. Each hour of course is highly indexed by chapter allowing for immediate and easy reference of all course material.

MP3 files are included of the entire course so that you can listen to the course on your MP3 player.

Course notes are included of the entire lecture slides in PDF format.Dr. William Huber is a 1989 graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic. and received his Masters in Human Anatomy Research with honors from St. Louis University School of Medicine Post Graduate Education. Dr. Huber obtained his Diplomate of Neurology (DACAN) Diplomate and is the
lead instructor for Diplomate College Board of chiropractic neurologist. Dr. Huber is certified in disability and impairment ratings in the state of Missouri Trained to perform manipulation
under anesthesia at local surgical center.MS Windows 2000 / XP / Vista / Windows 7
PC with 300 MHz or higher CPU
256 MB of RAM
Audio
CD/DVD drive
Internet connection for testing