The patient got one and it was reported to him that he had signs of intracranial pressure, lesions on his prostate and other ominous findings. Scared the patient to death, he had a nervous breakdown and then sued. How about relating rectal exams to carpal tunnel syndrome. No, smart aleck, not in the person performing the exam, but in the person with carpal tunnel and how about placing patients on partial or permanent disability for palate and ocular disorders. I guess computer usage is so stressful that it causes you to clench your teeth and mess up your palate.
Congratulations are due to the chiropractic community in Idaho.
Idaho has been blessed with some warriors who have quietly and competently held the vision of a spine oriented, subluxation oriented, adjustment oriented profession in Idaho over more than two decades. People like Gene Soulsby, Alan Fox, Verle Breshears, and Jeff Walker have been joined by some new blood in the persons of Dave Jackson, Kasey Lewis and Zane Sterling. The end result has been the potential for some exciting developments in Spud City and environs. My Clinical Goal Was to Avoid Payment. M.D. The majority of the article is an excerpt from testimony offered by Peeno last year in support of AB 794.