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Advanced Back and Neck Care • Jul 04, 2021

 

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Dr. Xerxes Oshidar is a licensed chiropractor in New York and New Jersey and has been in private practice since 1998. He currently owns two clinics, Advanced Back and Neck Care and Xcalibur Chiropractic. In addition to this, Dr. Oshidar has worked as a team chiropractor at Manhattanville College for the past 10 years. Dr. Oshidar is also a member of the American Academy of Spine Physicians, the American Academy of Pain Management, the American Academy of MUA Physicians, and more. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: • Why Dr. Xerxes Oshidar decided to become a chiropractor • The difference that a little extra time during the initial evaluation makes when assessing a patient • The importance of X-rays in quantifying ligament injuries • Dr. Oshidar shares his patients’ biggest mistakes and misconceptions • The benefits of chiropractic vs. primary care • Dr. Oshidar’s tips for avoiding sports injuries In this episode… What makes a chiropractor excel? How do you navigate patient care in order to offer the best long-term treatment? As the owner of two chiropractic clinics, Dr. Xerxes Oshidar has a wealth of knowledge when it comes to both patient care and managing a business. As he says, every little detail counts, from the initial evaluation, to the X-rays, to the actual treatment. So, what is Dr. Oshidar’s advice to medical experts and patients looking to improve their health care in the long run? In this episode of The Dynamic Radiologist Podcast, chiropractor Dr. Xerxes Oshidar joins Dr. Steven Brownstein to talk about his expert approach to patient care. Dr. Oshidar shares his patients’ biggest misconceptions, the importance of starting treatment when symptoms seem mild, and his tips for avoiding sports injuries. Stay tuned. Sponsor for this episode… https://www.dynamicmedicalimaging.com This episode is brought to you by Dynamic Medical Imaging, LLC, a medical imaging and diagnostic testing center in New Jersey. For almost a decade, Dynamic Medical Imaging has been providing the best medical diagnostic care available. The experienced team at Dynamic Medical Imaging includes the leading experts in personal injury imaging. When you choose Dynamic Medical Imaging, you are choosing to work with the best experts in the field. By employing highly-experienced professionals, including board-certified radiologists, Dynamic Medical Imaging ensures that the utmost precision and care are used with each and every one of your tests. Dynamic Medical Imaging uses the most advanced medical imaging technology available, so they are well-equipped to provide patients and physicians with accurate test results. Dynamic Medical Imaging also offers a full range of tests and services, including Upright MRIs, CAT scans, Ultrasounds, and X-Rays. The team at Dynamic Medical Imaging understands that medical tests can be stressful and scary. That’s why their team of professionals works to make your visit as relaxing as possible. Not only do they promote comfort and trust in the testing process, but Dynamic Medical Imaging also works with your doctor to provide fast results so you don’t have to wait longer than necessary. So, what are you waiting for? Contact Dynamic Medical Imaging today to receive the best service available! Go to dynamicmedicalimaging.com today to schedule an appointment, or call 908.687.2552 to learn more.

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Ronald Grisanti D.C., D.A.B.C.O., DACBN, MS, CFMP Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia. Its symptoms vary but may start with mild memory loss or difficulty remembering words or names. As it progresses, Alzheimer's causes worsening confusion and memory loss, changes in personality, the inability to perform everyday tasks and more. Alzheimer's is caused by a slow build-up of protein plaques and tangles in the brain that eventually cause brain cells to stop working properly. This build-up usually starts years before a person experiences symptoms. Alzheimer's-related memory loss is caused by brain cells working improperly and dying-a process known as neurodegeneration. Alzheimer's is estimated to account for about 60% of dementia cases. Diagnosing Alzheimer's Until recently, it has been difficult to identify the biological changes that indicate Alzheimer's. The typical evaluation, which includes physical exam, blood and urine tests and cognitive testing may provide ambiguous or conflicting answers, which can result in delayed referrals until symptoms become clearer. That has changed with new technology and testing. Labcorp has developed a new test called the Amyloid-Tau-Neurodegeneration (ATN) Profile ( ATN Profile) to help doctors detect evidence of biological changes consistent with Alzheimer's. These tests are the first objective tools that doctors have to help evaluate Alzheimer's, meaning that with a simple blood test , doctors and other health professionals allowed to order labs can get a clearer answers on Alzheimer's and its progression and get patients on a care plan earlier. This will in fact give physicians a simple, objective test for Alzheimer's disease pathology that can help shorten the time to diagnosis. Labcorp is the first company to make a fully blood-based ATN Profile commercially available. What is ATN? The ATN framework establishes a means for classifying biomarkers based on the biological evidence of Alzheimer's disease that each marker provides These markers are divided into three categories to reflect the three primary biological changes associated with Alzheimer's: A for amyloid plaques: Accumulations of beta-amyloid 42 proteins begin to form plaques in the brain years before initial symptom onset T for tau tangles: The beta-amyloid 42 accumulation causes misfolding of tau proteins, which tangle into knots and disrupt normal brain cell function N for neurodegeneratio : Brain cell functional impairment causes the cells to die, which exacerbates the characteristic cognitive impairment symptoms observed in Alzheimer's patients
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