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EPISODE · Dec 26, 2023 · 1H 9M

Optimizing the Connection Between Head & Heart with Dr. Brian Hutcheson

from Atlas of Chiropractic · host Dr. John Stenberg & Dr. Cameron Bearder

Dr. Brian Hutcheson discusses his journey into chiropractic and upper cervical care, as well as his experiences with digital motion X-ray and cone beam CT. He emphasizes the importance of assessing and adjusting the upper cervical spine and shares his approach to analyzing X-ray and digital motion X-ray images. Dr. Hutcheson also explores the significance of skull position and styloid approximation in upper cervical care. He highlights the need for advanced diagnostics and collaboration among chiropractors to improve patient outcomes. Finally, he discusses the use of ultrasound in practice and its potential impact on understanding blood flow and craniocervical junction issues. In this conversation, Dr. Brian Hutcheson discusses the use of ultrasound measurements to assess blood flow and diameter of the carotid sheath and vertebral arteries. He shares how he observed improvements in blood flow and vessel size after performing Atlas adjustments. Dr. Hutcheson emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper alignment of the Atlas and explores other factors that can affect blood flow in the neck. He also discusses the positioning for Doppler evaluation and the significance of blood flow and the nervous system. Dr. Hutcheson explains the indications for Doppler evaluation and introduces the concept of spinal weighting systems. He highlights the importance of curvature and the cranio-cervical junction in optimizing health. The conversation concludes with a call for continued learning and the empowerment of chiropractors to help beyond mechanical back pain. Takeaways Assessing and adjusting the upper cervical spine is crucial in chiropractic care. Digital motion X-ray and cone beam CT can provide valuable insights into the upper cervical spine. Skull position and styloid approximation play a significant role in upper cervical care. Advanced diagnostics, such as ultrasound, can enhance understanding of blood flow and cranios cervical junction issues. Collaboration among chiropractors is essential for improving patient outcomes. Connect with Dr. Hutcheson at https://doctorhutcheson.com/ Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Background 01:15 Getting into Chiropractic and Upper Cervical 04:03 Discovering Digital Motion X-ray 07:40 Assessing and Adjusting the Upper Cervical Spine 10:15 Combining Cone Beam CT and Digital Motion X-ray 19:27 The Importance of Skull Position and Styloid Approximation 25:11 The Need for Advanced Diagnostics 28:09 The Future of Upper Cervical Care 34:07 The Importance of Knowledge and Collaboration 37:36 The Potential Impact of New Discoveries 39:27 The Use of Ultrasound in Practice 39:31 Ultrasound Measurements 41:24 Atlas Adjustment and Blood Flow 44:14 Factors Affecting Blood Flow 46:05 Positioning for Doppler Evaluation 48:00 Importance of Blood Flow and Nervous System 51:29 Indications for Doppler Evaluation 57:22 Spinal Weighting System 01:00:43 Importance of Curvature and Cranio-Cervical Junction 01:04:03 Continued Learning and Pursuit of Knowledge 01:06:10 Empowering Chiropractors to Help Beyond Mechanical Back Pain

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