Dystonic storms & intermittent cerebral ischemia- Ross Hauser, MD reviews medical articles

In this video, Dr. Ross Hauser reviews an article that our office published in on 4 patients with dystonic storms who were found to have intermittent cerebral ischemia by Transcranial Doppler testing. These patients had improvement after a series of Prolotherapy to help stabilize their posterior cervical spine ligaments. The cases were published in the Open Journal of Clinical and Medical Case Reports in 2021.
To read a copy of the article directly:
https://www.caringmedical.com/wp-cont...
To read more about dystonic storms and the testing used in our neck center: https://www.caringmedical.com/proloth...

We look forward to doing some more medical article reviews as we publish upcoming research, as well as other medical articles relating to neurological symptoms associated with cervical instability, as well as musculoskeletal repair and joint instability.

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