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‘Step Outside the Foot’ Perry Nickelston, DC, FMS, SFMA Pain Laser Center, LLC

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Dr. Perry Nickelston, DC, FMS, SFMA presentation for the Association of NJ Chiropractors on Plantar Fasciitis. Using movement and laser therapy as treatment.

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Page 1: Plantar Fasciitis: A Unique Treatment

‘Step Outside the Foot’

Perry Nickelston, DC, FMS, SFMAPain Laser Center, LLC

Page 2: Plantar Fasciitis: A Unique Treatment

Case Study

Plantar Fasciitis ?

Assessment/Evaluations

Treatment Protocols

Grassroots branding

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35 year old female runnerPain on bottom of right foot and heel8-months

*Podiatrist (orthotics)*Physical Therapy (US, stim, exercise)*Chiropractic*Cortisone injections (2)

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Insanity- ‘Doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result.’

MOVEMENT DYSFUNCTION Joint by joint kinematic chain Mobility, stability, muscle activation

Site vs. Source Treat both parametersLaser…functional movement…

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“The physician arrives at a diagnosis not from the evidence furnished by one painful movement but by careful determination of a consistent pattern.”

-Dr. James Cyriax

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Multi-Segmental Flexion Multi-Segmental Extension Multi-Segmental Rotation Single Leg Stance Squatting Pattern Upper Extremity Movement Patterns Cervical Movement Patterns

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Each assessment of the SFMA must be scored with one of four possible answers:

1. Functional and Non-Painful (FN)

2. Functional and Painful (FP)

3. Dysfunctional and Painful (DP)

4. Dysfunctional and Non-Painful (DN)**

SCORING SYSTEM

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*Dysfunctional does not always mean limited movement…..can also be an abnormal pattern, timing, or increased exertion.

KEY POINT

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Don’t Chase PAIN

Traditional model attacks the inflamed tissue.

We want to find and treat the source of the pain using a systematic

examination.

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Decreased ankle dorsi-flexion (B) R>L Decreased hip extension (R) Decreased hip internal rotation (B) Decreased T-Spine rotation (L) Decreased Cervical Spine Flexion/ (L)

rotation Decreased hip stability (L)

Spinal Fixations:Occiput…T12/L1…Sacral Apex

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Trigger points Soleus, gastroc, tibialis

posterior/anterior, vastus medialis/lateralis, adductor longus/magnus, psoas,)

Hip Cuff (Medius/minimus,

piriformis, TFL, ITB, QL)

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•Plantar•Sacrotuberous•Glutei Maximi Slip•Thoracolumbar•Suboccipital

*Lateral Line*Deep Frontal Line*Spiral Line

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• Diagnosis

• Dosages per square area•Joules

• Application process

•Frequency of therapy

Photo-biostimulation

Cellular regeneration

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1,000 J Thoracolumbar Fascia500J Suboccipital 500J L5/S11,000J (B) Hip1,500J Gastroc/Soleus1,500 J Plantar Surface

Settings: 10W CW 10 Min session 6 treatments 2x week / 3 Weeks

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(MFR, Tp, ART)

Foam Rollers

Laser Therapy

Active Isolated Stretching

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Mulligan (B) hips

Mulligan (B) ankles

Ankle mobility drills

Diversified Spinal

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Glute activation DrillsMini-bands

Hip Extension Drills

MUSCLE ACTIVATION

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Diaphragmatic Breathing

Diaphragm Release

Laser Therapy Diaphragm

T-Spine Rotation

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How do you assess movement?

1. Squatting2. Stepping3. Lunging4. Reaching5. Leg raising6. Push-up7. Rotational stability

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Eight laser treatments Class 4 Laser Ten sessions of soft tissue Six sessions of activation/stabilization Two sessions of breathing instruction

Released from care asymptomatic withinstructions on use of foam

roller/stretching.

Maintenance program every FOUR weeks.

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Class 4 Laser Therapy

Movement Assessment

Mobility/Stability

Soft Tissue

Stop Chasing Pain

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Why did she seek me out for care? RESULTS LASER UNIQUENESS

Workshop/Seminar evaluations for her running club. Runners know runners Plantar fasciitis knows…

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