About the speaker
Dr. Scott Rosa:
Dr. Rosa, who has 32 years of experience, applies a non-invasive Image Guided Atlas Treatment™ and diagnostic imaging methods to improve the health of his patients. Educated at Palmer College of Chiropractic, he has Atlas Orthogonal Chiropractic post-graduate training. He’s had extensive post-doctoral training with numerous certifications, such as a Certification in Motor Vehicle Crash Forensic Risk Analysis, a Master Certification in Whiplash and Brain Injury Traumatology and a Certification in Digital Motion X-Ray Functional Imaging & Anatomy.
As founder and president of the Trauma Imaging Foundation, a non-profit research organization, Rosa is dedicated to careful analysis and furthering imaging technology. On the foundation’s website, the organization states the methods and protocol he has developed give the doctor a better view of the delicate structures of the spine. “Difficult and often missed diagnoses are clearly and quickly seen, allowing for swift, precise, and more cost-effective treatment to be given to the patient,” the website states.
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”The craniocervical junction is the most complex area of the spinal axis. Due to its complexity, it is extremely vulnerable to injuries to the soft tissue stabilizing ligaments and membranous structures.