Jeffery Clayton DC, CICE
The Forensic Chiropractor
A healthcare podcast related to personal injury and courts.
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Jeffery Clayton DC, CICE
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1 juil. 2026
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Facet Joints & Soft Tissue 02.07.2024 11:51
Prevalence of Facet Joint Pain in Chronic Spinal Pain of Cervical, Thoracic and lumbar regions by laxmaiah macnhikanti et al published in the BMC musculoskeletal disorders journal in 2004.
SOFT TISSUE 06.06.2024 12:06
Tendon and Ligament: development, Repai and Disease by Samuel Tozer and Delphine Duprez in the Birth Defects Research Journal 2005.
Objectively showing ligament damage that is not AOMSI with special guest Melody Bateman 27.02.2024 29:39
Characteristics of Sagittal vertebral Alignment in Flexion Determined by Dynamic Radiographs of the Cervical Spine. Published in the Spine Journal 2001. This study shows an objective way to see if damage to the cervical spine has occurred and when patients fall out of the normal healthy population.
No damage to the vehicle. 22.02.2024 12:55
Can patients be hurt in MVC's with no damage to the vehicle? Published in the 2001 Orthopedic trauma surgery journal titled Risk factors for long-term treatment of whiplash injury in Japan: analysis of 400 cases by Akihiko Hijjioka et al.
Do low speed no damage collisions create the same injury potential as normal daily activities? 22.02.2024 12:59
Low speed collisions with no or minimal damage are 2,000 times more likely to cause injury compared to normal daily activities. Today’s study was published in 2021 in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health by Paul nolet, larry Nordhoff, Vicki Kristman, Arthur Croft, Maurice Zeegers and Michael Freeman. The article is titled Is Acceleration a Valid Proxy for Inju...
What is disc pain like? 16.01.2024 12:58
Do discs have the ability to feel pain? Should discs be able to feel pain? Nerve supply of the lumbar intervertebral disc published by M.A. Edgar in the Journal of Bone and Joint surgery 2007. Nerves are more abundant than blood vessels in the degenerate human intervertebral disc published by Abbie L. A. Binch et al in the Arthritis Research and therapy journal in 2015.
Disc herniations and spinal cord injury. 30.12.2023 8:35
International Journal of Molecular Science titled “Edema after CNS trauma: a Focus on Spinal Cord Injury” published by Mostafa Seblani et al.
Are there asymptomatic disc herniations? 27.12.2023 10:23
Journal of Whiplash & Related Disorders 2006 by Anthony D’Antoni and Arthur Croft.
Time dating disc herniations with imaging using disc height 13.12.2023 11:07
Studies referenced in podcast: The diagnostic value of an x-ray based scoring system for degeneration of the cervical spine: a reproducibility and validation study. This study was published in the Pain practice journal in 2021 by Maarten vaneerd et al. The role of radiography in the study of spinal disorders published by Fernando Santiago et al in the quantitative imaging and medicine and surgery...
Time dating injuries with MRI and Wolff’s Law 28.11.2023 10:00
Bone changes with injury and time dating injuries with imaging. The numerical simulation of osteophyte formation on the edge of the vertebral body using quantitative bone remodeling theory by Gone He and Zhu (Zjoo) xinghau (zingwha) in the spine Journal 2006. Effects Induced by Osteophytes on the Strain Distribution in the Vertebral Body Under Different Loading Configurations published 2021 i...
Is subjective evidence important? 07.11.2023 13:38
Today's episode covers subjective evidence and it's role in new vs. old disc damage. Article is Imaging the intervertebral disk age-related changes, herniations and radicular pain from the Journal of Radiology Clinical Neurology published in 2014 by Filippo del Grande MD et al.
Time Dating Injuries with MRI 11.10.2023 12:26
How to use an MRI to help with causation and time dating an injury. Article from Mark Buller MD "MRI Degenerative Disease of the Lumbar Spine: a Review".
Ligaments: a source of musculoskeletal disorders 25.08.2023 12:49
How ligaments control muscles to stabilize a joint.
AOMSI or Alteration of Motion Segment Integrity 17.08.2023 14:40
Discussion about AOMSI from the Study Biomechanical Analysis of Clinical Stability in the Cervical Spine.
Ligament Injury and Healing 24.07.2023 17:34
A forensic look into ligament structure, causation of injuries, attempted healing of ligaments, permanency of injuries, management options.
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