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Innovative New Treatments for Autonomic Nervous System Dysfunction with Keith Cronin, DPT
In this milestone 100th episode of the FAKTR Podcast, we continue our conversation with Keith Cronin, DPT diving deeper into the groundbreaking technology of wearable electrophysiological neuromodulation and its potential impact on patient care. If you thought Part 1 was insightful, Part 2 goes even further—exploring how this cutting-edge technology is shaping the future of rehabilitation, pain management, and autonomic dysfunction treatment.
Dr. Cronin shares his experience with real-world patient outcomes, the surprising benefits emerging from clinical use, and how electrophysiological neuromodulation is proving to be a game-changer for conditions like chronic pain, long COVID, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and autonomic disorders.Episode Highlights
In this milestone 100th episode of the FAKTR Podcast, we continue our conversation with Keith Cronin, DPT diving deeper into the groundbreaking technology of wearable electrophysiological neuromodulation and its potential impact on patient care. If you thought Part 1 was insightful, Part 2 goes even further—exploring how this cutting-edge technology is shaping the future of rehabilitation, pain management, and autonomic dysfunction treatment.
Dr. Cronin shares his experience with real-world patient outcomes, the surprising benefits emerging from clinical use, and how electrophysiological neuromodulation is proving to be a game-changer for conditions like chronic pain, long COVID, traumatic brain injuries (TBI), and autonomic disorders.Episode Highlights
- Expanding the Applications of Wearable Neuromodulation – How this technology is revolutionizing patient care beyond traditional electrical stimulation (e-stim).
- Clinical Impact on Chronic Conditions – Insights into how patients with chronic pain, autonomic dysfunction, and post-viral syndromes like long COVID are responding to treatment.
- Bridging the Gap Between Research and Clinical Practice – How the adoption of new technologies in rehabilitation, neurology, and performance training is helping clinicians better serve their patients.
- The Future of Remote Patient Care – Exploring the potential of home-use neuromodulation systems and how telehealth and wearable data tracking are changing the way we approach treatment.
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- This episode is sponsored by Neuro20.com
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