Traction: Evidence-based approach to Lumbar and Cervical Radiculopathy

Traction therapy has been used in health care as a modality for centuries. Research over the past decade has demonstrated mixed reviews due to study design of its effectiveness – until now. This course provides an evidence-based examination of traction and its effect on cervical and lumbar radiculopathy, equipping practitioners with the knowledge to implement traction therapy in their clinical practice.

Instructed by Scott Munsterman, DC, FICC and Arieh (Arik) Grober, MD, Ph.D, this course explores how to provide a treatment approach in-office that incorporates traction "on the move" using a Portable Decompression Device. The course is designed for chiropractors seeking to expand their clinical toolkit with evidence-supported techniques for managing radiculopathy cases.

• -Understand the evidence behind traction therapy and its effectiveness for cervical and lumbar radiculopathy
• -Learn how to incorporate traction "on the move" using a Portable Decompression Device in clinical practice
• -Apply evidence-based traction approaches to patient treatment protocols