Mark Mylan, DC

Details the biomechanics, specific conditions, and symptoms related to whiplash type injuries.

The etiology, evaluation, and treatment of tension type headaches.

Focused on the theory and application of the procedures for myofascial release.

Examining spinal decompression therapy through an objective review of the medical and chiropractic literature regarding its efficacy.

Neurological and physiological aspects of pain transmission and pain perception.

The etiology, evaluation, and treatment of patients with post traumatic headaches.

Discussion on neuropathic pain syndromes, orthopedic evaluation, neurological work up and MRI.

The etiology, evaluation, and treatment of patients with migraine headaches.

Detailed analysis of disc herniations and normal disc aging as seen on MRI.

Details the clinical presentation of cervicogenic headaches, proposed diagnostic criteria, pathophysiological mechanisms, and methods of diagnostic evaluation.

MRI appearance of Degenerative Disc Disease, Ligamentum Flavum Hypertrophy, Disc Herniations, Annular Tears, and Post-Disc Surgical Cases.

Clinical presentation and diagnosis of difficult and unusual chiropractic cases.

Diagnosis and prognosis of patients with severely degenerated joints. Included is when to prescribe conservative chiropractic treatment or orthopedic surgical consult.

Effects of improper breathing and deficient oxygen consumption in the human body.

Case studies of patients with Lateral Epicondylitis and treatment options.

An extensive understanding of triage, differential diagnosis, and clinical treatment strategies for scapular dysfunction.

Nutritional and training strategies for maximal skeletal muscle growth and the impact of skeletal muscle on overall health.

Covering the effects of diet on the body biochemically and how it can affect future generations.

An in-depth understanding of clinically coordinating the history and physical findings, differential diagnosis, treatment protocol, and rehabilitation strategies for TMJ dysfunction.

Texas office compliance requirements.

Coding and documentation training for Medicare claims.

Assessment, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of injuries suffered while swimming.

Covering the most common shoulder injuries suffered in tennis; diagnosis, management, and prevention.

Covering the most common shoulder injuries suffered in football; diagnosis, management, and prevention.

Review of the literature and clinical approaches to assess long-term prognosis at the start of treatment.

Proper treatment of soft tissue injuries.

Covering trauma to the central and peripheral nervous system. Specific clinical syndromes are discussed

Long and short term effects of soft tissue injuries on the muscles, ligaments, and nervous system

Covering the various fractures and dislocations in the cervical spine.

Interpretation of the cervical trauma series.

Essential elements of in-office examination procedures of a whiplash patient.

Advanced diagnostic examination test performed outside the office.

Anatomy, biomechanics, clinical manifestations of fractures and dislocations of the shoulder using Computerized Tomography and x-ray.

Reasons and answers for proper chart documentation.

Essential history, physical examination, radiography, and testing procedures.

Tools to write reports to meet the needs of the patient.

Covering the chief legal issues concerning maximum medical improvement and apportionment.

The specific movements of the overhead athlete create numerous adaptations throughout the kinetic chain. This course gives the practitioner a solid foundation for creating a program that fits the needs of each athlete.

The specific movements of the overhead athlete create numerous adaptations throughout the kinetic chain. This course gives the practitioner a solid foundation for creating a program that fits the needs of each athlete.

Concepts of core stability and the role core stability plays in force transfer, production, and absorption as it relates to rehabilitation of the shoulder.

Clinical assessment of the scapula and rehabilitation approaches in the upper extremity of a throwing athlete.

Manual neuromuscular facilitation protocols for increasing shoulder strength and stability.

Basic concepts of neuromotor control and how it relates to functional instability. Clinical exercises to facilitate neuromuscular control.

Advances in understanding biomechanical factors of rehabilitation have led to improved rehabilitation programs that place minimal strain on specific healing structures and returning the injured athlete to competition.

Guidelines for a strength and conditioning program that is appropriate for the young athlete; including improved muscular strength, power, and endurance.

Non-operative care of internal impingement and subacromial impingement syndrome.

The essential elements of the conditioning, training, and rehabilitation of the golfer's shoulder. Examining the role of the shoulder complex during the different phases of the golf swing.

Specific biomechanical challenges to the shoulder in baseball, especially those for the pitcher. Diagnosis and treatment.

Evaluation, signs, testing, and treatment of sport injuries.

Strategies for weight loss, fitness, and nutrition for optimal health.

Epidemiology and characteristics of common sports injuries.

Gonstead approach to patient management, patient care, adjusting protocols, quantum physics as it related to chiropractic, pediatric and geriatric patient care, extremity adjusting.

A comprehensive lecture, hands-on course that emphasizes excellence of the Gonstead Technique.

Spinal biomechanics, neurology, and the utilization of x-rays to determine the best way to treat and evaluate the spine from a postural consideration.

Spinal biomechanics, neurology, and the utilization of x-rays to determine the best way to treat and evaluate the spine from a postural consideration.