Personal Injury Attorneys & Soft Tissue Spinal Injury Patients Win Larger Verdicts with Dr. Sheridan’s 3 Major Objective Documentation Procedures to Support Their Claims

Menifee, CA, August 26, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Dr. Sheridan implements 3 major documentation procedures to document, measure and show patients, attorneys and insurance companies soft tissue spinal injuries. The 3 major documentation procedures are the science of the 3 phases of healing, soft tissue spinal diagnostic testing called computerized radiographic mensuration analysis and a medical team approach.

The objective science of the 3 phases of healing documents a patient’s soft tissue spinal injury. The science of the 3 phases of healing is the irrefutable science of how soft tissue in the body is injured and heals.

The second major documentation procedure Dr. Sheridan implements is an objective diagnostic testing procedure called computerized radiographic mensuration analysis or CRMA. The CRMA analysis is highly specific for measuring aberrations in spinal kinetics. The use of CRMA is used to specifically pinpoint where and to what degree the spinal mobility has been altered.

The use of CRMA is diagnostic, therapeutic and shows areas of impairment. The impairment ratings are based on the AMA Guides to Impairment.

Patients and Personal Injury Attorneys love the CRMA report because now they can see, understand and show soft tissue spinal injuries.

Alteration of spinal motion integrity is a vital human function that is the beginning stages of spinal arthritis and can cause significant pain and dysfunction.

Dr. Sheridan uses the documentation of CRMA and the science of the 3 phases of healing to determine the proper therapeutic approach, measure patient’s response to treatment and identify when patients are at maximum medical improvement or have a permanent injury.

The third major documentation procedure Dr. Sheridan employs is the use of a medical team in the diagnosis, treatment and documentation of soft tissue spinal injuries. The medical team includes orthopedists, neurologists, pain management specialists and chiropractors.