Chapter 8 The Nonmanipulable Subluxation Cynthia K. Peterson, Meridel I. Gatterman Key Words Hypermobility, instability, nonmanipulable subluxation After reading this chapter you should be able to answer the following questions:…
Chapter 25 Intervertebral Disc Syndrome Doug Davison, Meridel I. Gatterman Key Words Intervertebral disc syndrome, discogenic back pain, cauda equina syndrome, sciatica, somatic referred pain, radicular pain After reading this…
Chapter 24 Facet Subluxation Syndrome David M. Panzer Key Words Facet subluxation syndrome, spinal zygapophyseal joints, meniscoids, tropism After reading this chapter you should be able to answer the following…
Chapter 22 The Thoracic Outlet Syndrome: First Rib Subluxation Syndrome Zoltan T. Szaraz Key Words Thoracic outlet syndrome, cervical ribs, interscalene triangle, trigger points, ischemic compression After reading this chapter…
Chapter 15 Review of the Systemic Effects of Spinal Manipulation Patricia C. Brennan Key Words Viscerosomatic effects, polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMN), natural killer (NK) cells, respiratory burst, heat shock proteins (HSP),…
Chapter 12 Buckling: A Biomedical Model of Subluxation John J. Triano Key words Motion segment buckling, load, creep shear, bend After reading this chapter you should be able to answer…
Chapter 21 Cervicogenic Dorsalgia Glenn R. Engel, Meridel I. Gatterman Key Words Cervicogenic dorsalgia, herpes zoster, anterior cervical doorbell sign After reading this chapter you should be able to answer…
Chapter 14 Vertebral Subluxation and the Anatomic Relationships of the Autonomic Nervous System Peter Cauwenbergs Key Words Autonomic, preganglionic, postganglionic, splanchnic, somatic, visceral efferent, visceral afferent, sympathetic, parasympathetic, enteric, somatovisceral…
Chapter 3 Anatomy Related to Spinal Subluxation Gregory D. Cramer, Susan A. Darby Key Words Zygapophyseal joint, intervertebral disc, intervertebral foramen, radicular pain After reading this chapter you should be…
Chapter 19 The Cerebral Dysfunction Syndrome Allan G.J. Terrett Key Words Cerebral dysfunction, hibernation, diaschisis After reading this chapter you should be able to answer the following questions: Question 1…
