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      MECHANICALLY INDUCED PELVIC PAIN AND ORGANIC DYSFUNCTION

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AN OPEN LETTER TO MEMBERS OF THE CHIROPRACTIC PROFESSION

Since the appearance of this site in 1999, we have received many, many requests  (by both doctors and potential patients alike), for information to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of patients suspected of suffering from the effects of the mechanically induced PPOD syndrome. Unfortunately, the nature, variation and complexity of this condition, with respect to its clinical presentation, diagnostic profile and therapeutic requirements, precludes any serious attempt at teaching PPOD
diagnostic and therapeutic protocols over the phone or web. 

Accordingly, we are nearing the completion of the development of a didactic program, to be delivered in lecture format, that covers the recognition, diagnosis, treatment and clinical management of the mechanically induced PPOD syndrome patient.  It is our intent to present this program periodically, as interest dictates, in Traverse City, Michigan.  It will likely be presented over a weekend, range from 10 to
12 hours in length and be non-credited for continuing education purposes.  It is anticipated that the tuition will be in the range of $400.00 to $450.00.    

As outlined above, this program will only be scheduled as sufficient interest dictates according to the responses we receive from this notice.

If you would be interested in attending such a PPOD symposium, please e-mail us at info@ppodsyndrome.com and provide us with your name, e-mail address, physical address and phone number, and, best time of the year to attend.  Once the critical mass has been reached to schedule the program, you will be contacted to confirm your attendance on the date scheduled, and, provided with the relevant details regarding times, location, etc.

 

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