Author

Jerome Fryer

Private Practice - Cited by 156 - spine - synovial joints - musculoskeletal

Biography

201-1621, Dufferin Crescent, Nanaimo, BC V9S 5T4, Canada. Hypnic Reflex: A Spinal Perspective. Hypnic jerks are spontaneous sudden jerking movements most often occurring just prior to falling asleep. Magnetic resonance imaging and stadiometric assessment of the lumbar discs after sitting and chair-care decompression exercise: a pilot study
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Real-time Visualization of Joint Cavitation
G Kawchuk, J Fryer, J Jaremko, L Rowe, R ThompsonPLOS One, 2015201
97
2015
Magnetic resonance imaging and stadiometric assessment of the lumbar discs after sitting and chair-care decompression exercise: a pilot study
JCJ Fryer, JA Quon, FW SmithThe Spine Journal 10 (4), 297-305, 2010201
43
2010
Preliminary investigation into a seated unloading movement strategy for the lumbar spine: A pilot study
J Fryer, W ZhangJournal of bodywork and movement therapies 14 (2), 9-126, 2010201
11
2010
A proposed in vitro model for investigating the mechanisms of ‘joint cracking’: a short report of preliminary techniques and observations
JCJ Fryer, J Quon, R VannJournal of The Canadian Chiropractic Association 61 (1), 3-39, 01701
2
2017
Is a purpose of REM sleep atonia to help regenerate intervertebral disc volumetric loss?
JCJ FryerJournal of Circadian Rhythms 7 (1), 1, 00900
2
2009
Hypnic Reflex: A Spinal Perspective
JC FryerJournal of Sleep Disorders and Therapy 3 (77), 20420
1
2014

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