John Iams – PRRT Mini Course – Cracking the Crepitus Code

Crepitus Course
Crepitus
Definition: a crunchy feeling in muscles & tendons when rubbing fingers back and forth across them.
Crepitus One of the most the Most common symptoms in patients you treat. It is often a driving force behind their pain.
Probably the most frequent place it’s found is in the Attachment the To be levator capulae the Superior angle of the scapula. You can make a crunchy sound by pressing on the area and moving backwards and forwards. the At the same time.
It’s little known that crepitus exists in many other places in most people’s bodies.
IT band
Superficial head the masseter
Wrist extensors
Erector spinae
Extensor digitorum brevis
Peroneal muscle group
Gluteus maximus at the origin

While the Crepitus is often attributed to postural problems. However, my clinical and research experience suggests that this is not the case.
How can I prove to you I’m right and virtually all the Other “experts” You are not right?
Simple.
I was able to demonstrate the nearly magical maneuver in every trade show I’ve spoken at and had a booth in….literally dozens and dozens of clinicians, just like you, have experienced this amazing feat.
The fact that I can teach you and then you teach your patients to release their chronic crepitus and it annoying & often painful sequel….is mind boggling.
For decades we’ve done a ton of things to release crepitus:
Ultrasound
Electric stimulation
Massage
Myofascial Release
Manual Therapy
Iontophoresis
Postural training & reeducation
Kinesotaping
Etc.

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