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Contact info:
Kurashova Institute
P.O. BOX 6246
Rock Island, IL 61204
Phone (309) 786-4888
FAX: (309) 786-8687
e-mail: info@kurashova.com
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Treatment protocols Index:
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Musculo-Skeletal Dysfunctions
Back pain/strain (acute)
Back pain/strain (sub-acute or chronic)
Neck or Shoulders pain/strain (acute)
Neck or Shoulders pain/strain (sub-acute or chronic)
Lower or Upper Extremity strain (acute - including shin splints)
Lower or Upper Extremity strain (sub-acute or chronic including shin splints)
Achilles tendinitis (acute)
Achilles Tendinitis (sub-acute or chronic)
Frozen Shoulder or Rotator Cuff Damage
AC Ligament damage
Bursitis (acute)
Bursitis (sub-acute)
Hip strain (acute)
Hip strain (sub-acute or chronic)
Knee Injuries (acute)
Knee Injuries (sub-acute or chronic)
Plantar Fasciatis (sub-acute or chronic)
Heel Spurs
Arthritis (osteo; sub-acute or chronic)
Medial or Lateral Epicondylitis (acute or chronic)
Scoliosis - adult or juvenile
Fractures (in cast or after cast removal)
Peripheral Nerve Damage
Carpal tunnel syndrome (acute)
Carpal tunnel syndrome (sub-acute or chronic)
Ulnar neuritis (acute)
Ulnar neuritis (sub-acute or chronic)
Sciatic nerve irritation - Piriformis syndrome
Sciatic nerve irritation/compression - Radiculitis
Trigeminal Neuralgia
Occipital nerve irritation
CVA (Brain injury)
Spinal Cord Injury
Phantom pain (due to amputation)
Headaches
Stress (Neck/shoulders)
Migraine
Sinus Pressure
Stress Associated Disorders
Stress/depression/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Fibromyalgia
Cardio-Vascular Dysfunctions
Edema
Hypertension
Varicose veins
Gastro-Intestinal Dysfunctions
Functional Constipation
Stress Diarrhea
Some other conditions
Diabetes
Immune System deficiency
Sinusitis
Scar formation/Adhesions
Note: There are other conditions that respond well to our
treatments which are not listed in this publication. The
conditions that we have included in the indexed list
respond with 80-100% success. We expect to see our patients
to get 70% or more improvement in the first 8 - 10 treatments.
At this point we re-evaluate the pain level of the patient to
see the appropriateness of follow-up treatments. Most of the
patients are encouraged to start a stretching/toning exercise
program in order to maintain the changes that we accomplished
during the treatment set. Most patients can successfully maintain
on their own without any further facilitation.
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