The purpose of this presentation is to provide clinicians with a way to identify soft-tissue vs. bony involvement in the presentation of GIRD or Total Arch deficits.
The purpose of this presentation is to provide clinicians with a way to identify soft-tissue vs. bony involvement in the presentation of GIRD or Total Arch deficits.
Grayling Harrison is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and current Orthopedic Resident in training. He is a Baltimore, MD native and attended Morgan State University to receive an undergraduate degree while playing Division I football. After completing his undergraduate program, he received his Doctoral Degree at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, PA. Currently, he enjoys treating athletic populations spanning from young to elder athletes and has a research interest in Dx Ultrasound.