Скачать или смотреть Progression of brain dysfunction: Ligamentous cervical instability can progress to dementia

Did you know that there can be structural cause of progressing brain dysfunction that leads to dementia? This is one of the areas we specialize in with our research and patient care. Ross Hauser, MD discusses the ligamentous cervical instability etiology of progressive brain dysfunction and the ways that we help patients overcome early symptoms like brain fog and concentration difficulty.

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