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Re: [cpkusagroup] Re: Bilateral integration and testing on the midline

Ty,

Are you planning to be at the summer conference? As with most things in CPK, it will be much easier to demonstrate it than to describe it. Suffice it to say, it is the fastest, most efficient, and most inclusive login procedure to date.

--Adrian


On Mar 2, 2007, at 10:34 PM, doctycobb wrote:

Adrian,

I wasn't aware of the new adaptation release procedure. I had just
read about the interlaced fingers bilateral integration in the Classic
CPK manual. I would love to hear more about the new procedure and also
find out about testing on the midline after bilateral integration.
Thanks.

ty
Sun Mar 4, 2007 4:57 pm

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With the new bilateral integration procedure during prefix is it still necessary to do all nutrition testing, etc on the midline? It seems like this would no... 		doctycobb
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2:07 am

Good question. I'm still testing on the midline. Milt?...
Adrian Larsen
kpdman
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2:29 am

Ty, For bilateral, are you referring to having the patient interlace all the fingers in both hands during high gain? Or are you referring to the new adaptation...
Adrian Larsen
kpdman
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2:37 am

Adrian, I wasn't aware of the new adaptation release procedure. I had just read about the interlaced fingers bilateral integration in the Classic CPK manual....
doctycobb
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5:35 am

Ty, Are you planning to be at the summer conference? As with most things in CPK, it will be much easier to demonstrate it than to describe it. Suffice it to...
Adrian Larsen
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