Distal radius fractures are a common sports injury, often managed with reduction, immobilization, and rehabilitation. However, structured sport specific returnto play protocols have yet to be developed, specifically within hockey. This case report reviews the various factors to consider when…
Os peroneum is an accessory ossicle located within the peroneus longus tendon, present in 26% of the population. Fractures of the os peroneum present as pain localized on the lateral aspect of the foot resulting from direct trauma, muscle contraction,…
Three cases of patients with fracture-dislocations of their cervical spines following forced flexion injuries are presented. All received cervical manipulation without proper clinical and radiographic evaluation. These cases stress the importance of a thorough examination prior to the application of…
A case of C1 posterior arch fracture following a fall is presented. The need to perform a thorough history and examination, regardless of previous examination findings, is emphasized. This is especially true when there is a history of recent trauma.…
Pelvic fractures are a relatively uncommon presentation to a chiropractic office. A case is presented of pelvic fractures following a motor vehicle accident that initially went undetected despite a set of lumbar spine and pelvic radiographs. The condition was only…
A case is presented involving the successful management of symptoms following a sacral fracture. Treatment was primarily comprised of sacroiliac joint manipulation. The importance of accurate diagnosis, realistic risk/benefit assessment, and appropriate treatment is emphasized in considering contraindications of spinal…