The MUA Certification channel provides information for all chronic Pain Management and PM&R physicians, as well as qualified patients, on the many outstanding benefits of the Manipulation Under Anesthesia procedure.

Manipulation Under Anesthesia has proven to be one of the most effective, non-invasive pain management techniques available in the world today.

The MUA procedure has vastly expanded the role of D.C.s, M.D.s, D.O.s, D.P.T.s, Neurologists, Physiatrists, Podiatrists, Anesthesiologists and other Pain Management and PM&R physicians by giving them the ability to offer the MUA procedure, a non-invasive treatment boasting one of the highest success rates of any procedure currently available for chronic pain patients.

MUA has saved thousands of chronic pain patients from risky surgery and addcitive medications and literally given them their lives back.

Please take your time to review our channel and expand your knowledge of MUA.

We welcome your thoughts and comments.

If you are a physician seeking more information or a course brochure, or a patient with questions or concerns about the MUA procedure and how it can improve your current condition, feel free to send us a message or visit our website at:

http://www.muacertification...


Upcoming Programs

November 4th - 6th, 2011
Atlanta, Georgia

November 11th - 13th, 2011
Beverly Hills, California

November 18th - 20th, 2011
Dallas, Texas

December 2nd - 4th, 2011
Atlanta, Georgia

December 9th -11th, 2011
Jersey City, New Jersey

December 9th - 11th, 2011
Dallas, Texas

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There are several research studies that prove the outstanding results patients experience with the MUA procedure, here are just some examples:

1.) 83% of 600 patients with EMG verified radiculopathies reported significant improvement - Robert Mensor, MD

2.) Patients that had back pain for a minimum of 10 years reported an 87% recovery rate after MUA - 1987 with Ongly et al

3.) 51% of patients with unrelieved symptoms after conservative care had been exhausted reported good to excellent results three years post MUA - Donald Chrisman, MD

4.) 71% of 723 MUA patients had good results (return to normal activity relatively symptom free) and 25.3% had fair results (return to normal activity with slight residuals) and that flexibility, elasticity and range of motion can be restored following MUA - Bradford and Siehl

5.) 83% of 517 patients treated with MUA responded well - Paul Kuo, MD professor of Orthopedic Surgery

6.) Krumhansi and Nowacek reported on an MUA study done on 171 patients who experienced constant intractable pain for several months to 18 years. All of the patients of the study failed other conservative intervention. The results of the study showed that 25% of the patients had no pain, 50% were much improved with pain markedly decreased, 20% were better and could tolerate their pain but it interfered with work and recreation. Failures comprised 5% where there was minimal or no pain relief periods.