
Episode Thirty-Three - The FSM Learning Curve
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Carolyn McMakin, MA, DC
Kim Pittis, LCSP, (PHYS), MT
0:00 - Ruth Johnston Award revisited
2:30 - FSM Sports becomes Physical Medicine & Rehab
7:00 - FSM works
8:43 - FSM Learning Curve
20:52 - Keep it simple
28:03 - The pain may come back
30:25 - Treating the compensation after initial treatment
31:48 - I never treat the same thing twice 33:32 - Abdominal adhesions
35:06 - Scarring in the vagus is magic
37:53 - Premature infant with breathing issues
39:19 - Peyronie's - scarring in the penis 42:32 - Failed tongue-tied scar
46:59 - Pareital salivary gland stone
47:45 - 360 Fusion
49:50 - Chiari malformation
55:20 - Mouth breathing and nasal problems 58:15 - Dr. Charlie Wingrove
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