Helen
helen@loc201.tandem.com
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> Tom;
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> Fanatastic. If you can talk to Dr. Rooney that would be great. Let's agree on
> the question. I say it's: a. Can the equine knee exhibit a rotation at the
> carpus? Cannon bone is rotated relative to the radius? If so, can this
> rotation be held, fixated by soft tissue restriction ie. hypertonic Ulnaris
> Lateralis? Can this fixation be resolved by either a balistic adjustement of
> the carpus (Chiropractic) or a release of the hypertonicity?
> I know a DVM whose a prof at CSU, I'll see if he can ask Wayne McElwraith
> this question. Maybe someone else could ask a DVM Chiropractor. Bob Morris
> problably knows some real good vets. Laney might ask Dr. Ridgeway. We can see
> what we learn which is the purpose of this list. Isn't it?
> You can ask an Ortho Surgeon but I'll ask a DO physical medicine
> practitioner.
> What do you think. Seems like chaos and order coming together!
> By the way. My 5 year old gave you 2 minutes in the penalty box for using a
> bathroom word. I got out of it by saying I was just repeating you, like he
> says to his mom.
> Let's see where this goes.
>
> jim pascucci
> Certified Rolfer
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