17 so, you want to become a doctor? part two history, physical examination, imaging, and other tests You can’t fit a square peg into a round hole. —Idiomatic expression probably…
30 fixing everything putting the core universe into perspective Editor’s Note: Section Four covers both generally accepted and alternative perspectives on the core. The main point is that…
21 optimizing and fixing the core muscles I was a great athlete until I was 7. Then I took time off. Now I can beat most of…
38 a chiropractor’s perspective the knee bone’s connected to the thigh bone… MARC LEGERE, DC, BS, BA Editor’s Note: I asked my friend Marc Legere while he was the Phillies’ chiropractor…
39 putting it all together a patient’s perspective on the core ESRA ROAN, PHD Editor’s Note: Totally unsolicited, one of my patients, a biomedical engineer, requested to contribute…
23 private eyes on the hip sometimes a culprit in pelvic pain and pelvic floor disorders STRUAN H. COLEMAN, MD, PHD Editor’s Note: Dr. Byrd’s wonderful historical perspective in…
19 the universe of diagnoses Okay, let’s get literal for a moment. Solar system, galaxy, universe… What’s the difference (Figure 19-1)? The standard answer is that the…
24 traps in hip arthroscopy JOHN P. SALVO JR, MD KEVIN O’DONNELL, MD Editor’s Note: John Salvo, a trusted colleague and Rothman Institute partner, has one of the…
36 perspectives of nonoperative sports medicine physicians (A) nonoperative interventions for the management of “hip” pain EUGENE HONG, MD, CAQSM, FAAFP SARAH C. HOFFMAN, DO, FAAP, CAQSM Editor’s Note: I asked…
16 fifteen core principles Okay, we diverted into clinical aspects and practicalities of the core for a while. Let’s not get too far off track. Let’s…
