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I have spent hours pouring over the medical literature. I was simply looking for a concise explanation on how to understand the reports because the explanations I have found were far more in depth & complex & I was feeling overwhelmed with all of the information. Here's the thing. I'm not...

I'm reporting results. That's it....that's the point of a case study report. The patient came in for care, got unique results over the course of care & no other variables to their health were modified..I'm not saying that the chiropractor was perfect or that it's the cure all for everyone. I'm...

Jillo, for the record, the D.C. was not operating outside scope of practice because they were not attempting to change the patient's hearing. They simply assessed the patient for spinal subluxation & corrected it. They made no promises or indications that they were going to correct the...

Ok folks, lets not start attacking! The case is this: A patient who was completely deaf (her words) in her right ear & losing hearing in her left came to a chiropractor after her E.N.T. was unable to determine why she was going deaf & was unable to provide her with any solutions for the past...

I'll find a scanner & post it. Thanks.

I'm honestly not trying to play at anything. Those were the notes at the bottom of the patient's 2010 audiogram. I'm in the healthcare industry but have NO background in hearing loss/deafness. The patient's audiograms from 2007-2009 include additional comments that spell out what the problem...

Apparently initially not in the right ear. But she does now. NB: It's is sensorineural deafness.

Hi! I'm working on a case study of a patient who experienced hearing improvement under a specific treatment & I've been sent copies of her audiograms, but I have NO clue how to interpret them... :-/ Can anyone tell me what it means when the Dr.'s comments include: R ear 90% @ 95 dB L ear...