Free Webinar: Adhering to Evidence-Based Guidelines for Peripheral Nerve Entrapments

Peripheral nerve entrapment neuropathies are common conditions that many manual therapists are equipped to treat, yet often struggle with differentiating these conditions from other common patient presentations.

While many practitioners are familiar with the signs and symptoms of common entrapments, such as carpal tunnel syndrome or tarsal tunnel syndrome, but there are several others that should be included in differential diagnosis.

In this FREE webinar, we will take a deep dive and explore real-world case studies where PNE's were present and discuss assessment, diagnosis, treatment and patient outcomes.

Attendees will learn:

How to more accurately differentially diagnose and treat peripheral nerve entrapments
How to differentiate between peripheral nerve entrapments and other common conditions
Innovative and effective treatments, assessments and post-treatment outcomes for PNE from real-world case studies

About Dr. Olson:

Chiropractor, at Bigfork Valley Hospital in Minnesota where he implemented the first chiropractic department within the hospital.

Educator, serving as post-graduate instructor on soft tissue treatments and adjunt faculty at Palmer Chiropractic College

Co-Developer of FAKTR PNE, instructing healthcare practitioners on how to effectively identify and treat PNE using the FAKTR rehab system

Published researcher, Dr. Olson has co-authored several publications regarding peripheral nerve entrapments, chiropractic management of concussion, and other sports-injury related ailments.

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