During this workshop, Jeffrey will treat Jonathan.

Johnathan is a man in his early forties. He was born with unilateral hip dysplasia. A stabilizing surgery was performed in childhood, which eliminated the dislocations but left the hip with reduced mobility and residual pain. Later he developed Legg-Calve-Perthes disease which is lack of blood supply to the ball of the femur, resulting in necrotic bone.

Two years ago a total hip replacement was performed, which improved hip comfort and function. However the hip continues to feel to him as if it might not support him, requiring conscious control during hip movement. He also has uniilateral upper back, shoulder, and neck pain and stiffness.