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Hi Tamara and Clare,
I am not sure if I have much to add. I think taking it slow is prudent.
I am not sure what “Tam’s Techniques” are, but I am wondering why no lower extremity primaries were detected. I have never seen that before in over 40 years. Please review.
One guiding principle to ensure that the cranio-cervical region is balanced, is to assess suboccipital/temporalis/cervical spine paraspinal muscle tone. This is especially important with regards to the myodural bridge, which I discussed at the Symposium and the team webinar. Did you assess these muscles, and if so, were you able to restore tone?
Dr. Roth
PS: as I do not monitor the forum on a regular basis, please copy your response and forward to my email: g.roth@matrixinsitute.net.