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File Section

Welcome to our file section. You are welcome to download and share the files found on this page. Some files are on our server and some are external links. You will also find a few videos here as well.

Arachnoiditis Literature Review

First patient and public involved systematic literature review of arachnoiditis (chronic meningitis)

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Brain and Spinal Cord

Great Article on how the brain and spinal cord has its own immune system.

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Cerebral Spinal Fluid Leaks and Blockage Resources and videos

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CSF Leaks videos from Spinal CSF Leak Canada 

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VIDEO #1- Diagnosis and Treatment of Rebound Intracranial Hypertension (RIH) - A Complication of Epidural Blood/Fibrin Patching and Surgery (Treatment for a Spinal Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Leak/SIH.

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VIDEO #2-Post Dural Puncture Headache (PDPH) – Diagnostic and Treatment Strategies for Chronic Iatrogenic Spinal CSF Leaks.

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VIDEO #3-Dr. Farnaz Amoozegar, presented this talk on ”PDPH - Clinical Perspective from the Neurologist's Viewpoint” at our webinar on Chronic Iatrogenic Spinal CSF Leaks, on April 9, 2022.

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Disability and Other Resources

Also see our members only community forum under "Disabled Resources"

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Navigating the Job Market with a Rare Disease: A Toolkit for Success

How to Get Disability Benefits for Spinal Arachnoiditis

 

EDS-Ehlers Danlos Syndrome

and Associated Connective Tissue Disorders

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Implanted Devices

 

Misc. Files & Articles​

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Practical Pain Management

Dr. Tennant Handbooks and Other Papers

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Dr. Tennant's Bulletins

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  • Bulletin 10 Naltrexone (LDN)

  • Bulletin 15 3 Component Treatment to Tackle AA – 2021

  • Bulletin 19 Spinal Fluid Seepage

  • Bulletin 21 Best Drugs for AA and IPS Featured: Pregnenolone

  • Bulletin 27 Recommended Starting Protocol

  • Bulletin 61 (1 of 2) -MRI diagnosis of Lumbar Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA) for Primary Care Practitioners

  • Bulletin 62 (2 of 2)-MRI diagnosis of Lumbar Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA) for Primary Care Practitioners

  • Bulletin 63 Symptom Criteria For a Diagnosis of Adhesive Arachnoiditis (AA)

  • Bulletin 64 Are You Ready for Your Next Flare?

  • Bulletin 65 Ancient History Underpins the Three Component Protocol (see bulletin 15)

  • Bulletin 66 Steps to Take if You're Deteriorating

  • Bulletin 67 What is Lumbar/Sacral Adhesive Arachnoiditis

  • Bulletin 68 Protocol First- Then Try New Treatments

  • Bulletin 69 Acetazolamide for Headaches, Blurred Vision, and Dizziness

  • Bulletin 70 Time Frame and Process to Developing AA

  • Bulletin 72 The “Empty Sac” Sign – What does it mean?

  • Bulletin 73 Diet for AA

  • Bulletin 74 Rocking Chair Therapy

  • Bulletin 76 Why AA Causes CSF Leak

  • Bulletin 77 Complications of CSF Leaks

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Dr. Tennant Chronicles

 

  • Chronicle 11 Foods that help heal an inflamed body

  • Chronicle 102 INTRACTABLE PAIN SYNDROME (IPS) IS TREATED WITH A 4-COMPONENT PROTOCOL

  • Chronicle 75 ELECTRO-MEDICAL (EM) THERAPY SERIES Part one of four ELECTRIC CURRENT (EC) THERAPY 

  • Chronicle 79 CRITICAL NECESSITY TO MAINTAIN HORMONE BLOOD LEVELS

  • Chronicle 80 THE OLD-FASHIONED ESTROGEN SHOT

  • Chronicles 81 IS KRATOM RIGHT FOR YOU? 

  • Chronicle 82 Symptom criteria for diagnosis of AA

  • Chronicle 83 WHY AND WHAT YOU MUST KNOW ABOUT GABA

  • Chronicle 86 Failure to differentiate between addiction, chronic pain, and IPS

  • Chronicle 87 – How neurotransmitter-receptor systems relieve pain – Part 1

  • Chronicle 88 – Neurotransmitters and receptors – Part 2

  • Chronicle 89 – How to raise critical neurotransmitters – Part 3

  • Chronicle 90 – Immediate pain relief with GABA – Part 4

  • Chronicle 91 – Necessity to regenerate endorphin receptors – Part 5

  • Chronicle 95 – Are you in palliative or curative care? – Part 1

  • Chronicle 96 – Fallacies and misconceptions about palliative care – Part 2

  • Chronicle 97 – Palliative Care- Presenting your case to family and physician – Part 3

  • Chronicle 98 – IPS depletes cortisol-adrenal storage (reserve)

  • Chronicle 99 – IPS patients have two kinds of pain: neuroinflammatory and neuropathic

  • Chronicle 100 – Why high blood sugar (glucose) worsens pain

  • Chronicle 101 – Metabolic complication of IPS: diabetes pre-diabetes, excess cholesterol

  • Chronicle 102 – IPS is treated with a 4-component protocol

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Dr. Tennant Bibliographies

 

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