When the Neck Injury Doesn’t Fit the Standard Protocol
A peer-reviewed case from Cureus | March 2026
Justin Dick
Dr. Justin M. Dick, DC | Scoliosis Specialist & Researcher | CLEAR Fellow | 8 PubMed publications | Clear Life Scoliosis, Charlotte NC | Sherman College Field Doctor | clearlifescoliosis.com
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Two Patients, Decades Apart in Age From Their Diagnosis, and What Their Films Told Me About Where Their Pain Was Actually Coming From
## I published a case series in Cureus this spring on two geriatric patients with a history of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, and I want to walk through the reasoning behind it, because the finding runs against how most of us are trained to think about scoliosis pain in older adults.
A Non-Surgical Approach to Lenke 5C Curves: What Two Cases Actually Showed
Reviewing my latest publication in Cureus: “A Non-surgical Multimodal Approach to Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (Lenke 5C) Using an Intensive Two-Week CLEAR Institute Protocol: A Report of Two Cases” (Cureus, January 2026, DOI: 10.7759/cureus.102006)
BackGenius and the Neurochemistry of Scoliosis — A Conversation With Dr. Mark Morningstar
BackGenius and the Neurochemistry of Scoliosis.
What One Free Screening Found — And What It Says About the Scoliosis Detection System
A clinical observation from the inaugural Carolinas Scoliosis Screening Initiative, June 25 2026