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LITE Protocols

What is a “Lite Protocol” ???

ChiroUp Lite Protocols do not include a narrative literature review but still encompass the fundamental evidence-based assessment management tools. Each recommendation is derived from evidence-based literature and reviewed by chiropractic, orthopedic, sports, and rehab specialists. The protocol provides all the necessary patient-facing assets for condition reports and charting. A complete literature review may follow at a later date.

Here is a list of all current ‘Lite Protocols’ we have available in ChiroUp:

Our newest additions are marked with a star.

  • Scheuerman's kyphosis 🌟
  • Schmorl's node 🌟
  • Posterior shoulder impingement 🌟
  • Trigger finger 🌟
  • Tension-type headache 🌟
  • Baxters neuropathy 🌟
  • Hip joint dysfunction
  • Knee joint dysfunction
  • Ankle joint dysfunction
  • Foot joint dysfunction
  • SC joint dysfunction
  • Shoulder joint dysfunction
  • Elbow joint dysfunction
  • Wrist joint dysfunction
  • Hand joint dysfunction
  • Peroneal Tendinopathy 
  • Superficial radial neuropathy 
  • Subluxing Ulnar Nerve 
  • Dupuytren contracture 
  • Slipping Rib Syndrome 
  • Upper extremity joint dysfunction 
  • Lower extremity joint dysfunction 
  • Athletic pubalgia 
  • Pelvic Joint Dysfunction 
  • Diastasis Recti 
  • Hypermobility Syndrome 
  • DISH 
  • Femoral Neuropathy 
  • Endplate Fracture/ Scheureman’s 
  • Metatarsalgia 
  • TFCC Injury 
  • Sinus Tarsi Syndrome 
  • Halux Valgus (Bunion) 
  • Pubic Symphysis Dysfunction 
  • Anterior Compartment Syndrome 
  • Lumbosacral Transitional Segment 
  • Cuboid Syndrome 
  • Peroneal Neuropathy 
  • Hip Labral Lesion
  • Knee ACL Sprain
  • Distal Biceps Tendinopathy
  • Cervical Facet Syndrome
  • Thoracic Sprain/ Strain
  • Intercostal Muscle Strain
  • Gastrocnemius Muscle Strain
  • Subscapularis Tendinopathy
  • Ulnar Collateral Ligament Sprain
  • Costochondritis
  • Costosternal dysfunction
  • Dorsal Scapular Neuropathy
  • Quadriceps Muscle Strain
  • Biceps Muscle Strain
  • Triceps Muscle Strain
  • Abdominal Muscle Strain
  • Deltoid Muscle Strain
  • Latissimus Muscle Strain
  • Gluteal Muscle Strain
  • Pectoral Muscle Strain
  • Hip Flexor Muscle Strain
  • Wrist Flexor Muscle Strain
  • Wrist Extensor Muscle Strain
  • Knee MCL Sprain
  • Knee LCL Sprain
  • Wrist Ligament Sprain
  • Thumb Ligament Sprain
  • Hip Ligament Sprain

 

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