http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/medical-doctors-chiropractors-and-your-personal-injury-claim/ A comprehensive guide to personal injury. Information about asbestos, mesotheloma, medical malpractice, tort law, traumatic brain injury and more. If you're a victim of personal injury, our resource and guide is a good place to educate yourself as well as find an attorney in your area. Wed, 07 Jul 2010 21:37:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/medical-doctors-chiropractors-and-your-personal-injury-claim/comment-page-1/#comment-7178 Michael Gasiecki Wed, 30 Jun 2010 22:41:19 +0000 http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/?p=45#comment-7178 Dear sirs, I have to STRONGLY disagree with the statements you have made regarding the courts and insurance companies views on Chiropractic treatment and ultimately diagnosis of a pperson involved in an MVA. After a patient is taken to the ER following an MVA, assuming there are no fractures or concussion they are routinely sent home as having "whiplash", an outdated term. These physicians while wonderful at life saving measures do a poor job at best at diagnosing and treating soft tissue NMS injuries. This is where the Chiropractic Physician excels at proper diagnosis, which in turn, strengthens the attorneys demand for settlement. Please read the current research on post MVA soft tissue injuries and outcomes without Chiropractic intervention, unless of course, you are funded by the AMA. Dear sirs, I have to STRONGLY disagree with the statements you have made regarding the courts and insurance companies views on Chiropractic treatment and ultimately diagnosis of a pperson involved in an MVA.
After a patient is taken to the ER following an MVA, assuming there are no fractures or concussion they are routinely sent home as having “whiplash”, an outdated term. These physicians while wonderful at life saving measures do a poor job at best at diagnosing and treating soft tissue NMS injuries. This is where the Chiropractic Physician excels at proper diagnosis, which in turn, strengthens the attorneys demand for settlement. Please read the current research on post MVA soft tissue injuries and outcomes without Chiropractic intervention, unless of course, you are funded by the AMA.

]]> http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/medical-doctors-chiropractors-and-your-personal-injury-claim/comment-page-1/#comment-6678 Dr.Byers Jr Tue, 15 Jun 2010 01:46:50 +0000 http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/?p=45#comment-6678 Very biased information about chiropractic. Most chiropractic students have a B.A. or B.S. degree and the two years you refer to them having means that they have a major and minor in Biology and Chemistry which is the exact same requirements that Pre-Med students have had. It is most difficult to cram in a major and minor within two years. As an attorney you must imagine how difficult it would be to obtain a Political Science major/minor it two years minus the other two years of general requirements or general junk. I attended in the early 80's a college that had the same Pre-Chiropractic program as the Pre-Med, Pre-Denistry, and Pre-Pharmacy programs. Your information is outdated and readers are misled. Having had two large personal injury practices and over 100 depositions as an expert witness, there has been not an ounce of truth to your conjectures. As a matter of fact there are many attorneys who say they are personal injury attorneys and do more wills and estates than PI cases. Since medical school poorly trains physicians in the Neuromusculoskeletal System with just a couple of classes and of interesting note is that the NMS system constitutes about 60% of the body. To imply that one has come down with a drug deficiency following an auto accident and that insurance companies believe this deficieny is of more value than relating structure to function and rehabilitation is unbelievable and outdated. I hope you take the time to correct your web site and the archaic thinking. Very biased information about chiropractic. Most chiropractic students have a B.A. or B.S. degree and the two years you refer to them having means that they have a major and minor in Biology and Chemistry which is the exact same requirements that Pre-Med students have had. It is most difficult to cram in a major and minor within two years. As an attorney you must imagine how difficult it would be to obtain a Political Science major/minor it two years minus the other two years of general requirements or general junk. I attended in the early 80′s a college that had the same Pre-Chiropractic program as the Pre-Med, Pre-Denistry, and Pre-Pharmacy programs. Your information is outdated and readers are misled. Having had two large personal injury practices and over 100 depositions as an expert witness, there has been not an ounce of truth to your conjectures. As a matter of fact there are many attorneys who say they are personal injury attorneys and do more wills and estates than PI cases. Since medical school poorly trains physicians in the Neuromusculoskeletal System with just a couple of classes and of interesting note is that the NMS system constitutes about 60% of the body. To imply that one has come down with a drug deficiency following an auto accident and that insurance companies believe this deficieny is of more value than relating structure to function and rehabilitation is unbelievable and outdated. I hope you take the time to correct your web site and the archaic thinking.

]]> http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/medical-doctors-chiropractors-and-your-personal-injury-claim/comment-page-1/#comment-4495 Xiomara Penick Sun, 04 Apr 2010 19:07:19 +0000 http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/?p=45#comment-4495 Extremly helpful... I will be back later! Extremly helpful… I will be back later!

]]> http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/medical-doctors-chiropractors-and-your-personal-injury-claim/comment-page-1/#comment-3977 Charles Sproles Sat, 13 Mar 2010 05:18:59 +0000 http://www.injuryinfo.com/blog/?p=45#comment-3977 Did you really just instruct your readers to listen to an attorney on where to seek healthcare. I didn't know attorneys had any training in that. Did you really just instruct your readers to listen to an attorney on where to seek healthcare. I didn’t know attorneys had any training in that.

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