Two Types of CCI, Chiari, and PCPMin Atrophy

Can you tell if someone is a candidate for CCI treatment through imaging alone? In this video, Dr. Centeno walks through how he pre-screens patients for a telemedicine evaluation by identifying specific types of craniocervical instability (CCI). He explains how to interpret key imaging findings—including Type 1C instability, Chiari 0/CTE, and Type 3A instability—and the clinical significance of atrophied rectus capitis posterior minor muscles. Using research-backed methods and his expertise as a pioneer in interventional orthobiologics, Dr. Centeno illustrates how a patient may be selected for the PICL procedure, suboccipital nerve treatment, and targeted ligament and facet injections. Learn what really goes into determining if a CCI patient is a good fit for non-surgical regenerative treatment. Dr. Centeno practices at the Centeno-Schultz Clinic and is a founding leader in the field of interventional orthobiologics. 🔔 If you find this content helpful, please like, comment, and subscribe to stay informed.    / @centenohome   To schedule a telemedicine or in-person visit, call +1-303-429-6448 or email us at icabral@centenoschultz.com. Dr. Centeno also answers questions on his Reddit thread at   / picl   Join him for weekly Facebook Lives at   / centenoschultzclinic   to learn more. Download Dr Centeno's book on craniocervical instability at https://centenoschultz.com/craniocerv... Join CCI Communities: PICL SubReddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/PICL/?rdt=58942 PICL Facebook Group:   / ccjpicl   Follow us for updates and news: Website: https://centenoschultz.com/ https://regenexx.com/ Facebook:   / centenoschultzclinic   Instagram:   / centenoschultzclinic   LinkedIn:   / chris-centeno-m-d-b6838024   Centeno-Schultz Clinic 403 Summit Blvd Suite 201 Broomfield, CO 80021 303-429-6448 Key Timestamps: 00:00 – Intro: How Dr. Centeno approaches pre-screening for telemedicine 00:23 – Identifying CCI Type 1C via shallow C0-C1 facet joint 01:17 – MRI findings: Chiari 0 / CTE and muscle atrophy 02:10 – C2-C3 instability and its implications 02:45 – Recommended treatments: PICL, nerve, ligament, and facet injections