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EPISODE · Oct 30, 2017 · 19 MIN

062 Dr. Ram Gudavalli - The Research Behind Cox Technic

from The Back Doctors Podcast with Dr. Michael Johnson

Dr. Gudavalli shares with us what happens to the human spine when Cox Technic is applied that makes it so effective. Dr. Gudavalli obtained Bachelor of Science degree and basic engineering degrees from India, and Master of engineering degree from McMaster University, Canada, and a PhD degree from University of Cincinnati. Dr. Gudavalli has been affiliated with basic and translational biomechanics research for more than 20 years. He has obtained several federal grants as a principal investigator, co-leader, and as a co-investigator to do research on basic science studies related to musculoskeletal system as well as clinical studies on low back pain and neck pain. He has been involved in obtaining federal research funding in the amount exceeding $20 million as a principal investigator , co-leader, and  as a co-investigator.  Served as a co-leader (Co-PI) on three developmental center grants from National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, National Institutes of Health. Resources: Dr. Gudavalli's research papers Find a Back Doctor

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