Dr. David V Lenihan PHD

Expert Publications

• The use of conventional and invaginated autologous vein grafts for nerve repair by means of entubulation.
• Obstetric brachial plexus palsy: a comparison of the degree of recovery after repair of a C6 ventral root avulsion in newborn and adult sheep.
• Use of a static magnetic field to promote recovery after peripheral nerve injury.
• Stimulated jitter measurements in the assessment of recovery after peripheral nerve repair.
• The use of absolute refractory period in the estimation of early postmortem interval.
• Stimulated jitter measurement in the assessment of recovery after different methods of peripheral nerve repair.
• An electrophysiological and morphological comparison of the microwave muscle graft and the freeze-thawed muscle graft.

Media Releases

Dr. David V. Lenihan is a Saint Louis, Missouri based male chiropractor who is specialized as Neurology Chiropractor.

Dr. Lenihan specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating conditions associated with the neuromusculoskeletal system, while improving each patient’s functionality and quality of life.

Dr. David V. Lenihan is trained in the field of functional neurology that engages the internal - and external environment of the individual in a structured and targeted approach to affect positive changes in the nervous system and consequently the physiology and behavior of an individual.

Chiropractic Neurologists are board-certified specialists in non-drug, non-surgical care for those with neurologically based health problems.

There are many conditions people suffer from that are in this broad category: learning and attention disorders, headaches, vertigo, pain syndromes, developmental disorders, nerve injury, spinal cord injury, head injury or stroke, movement disorders, and many other conditions.

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