The Practitioner’s Role
3 The Practitioner’s Role Significance The practitioner is a key figure, the person whose participation enables the patient to see him- or herself and his or her situation in a…
3 The Practitioner’s Role Significance The practitioner is a key figure, the person whose participation enables the patient to see him- or herself and his or her situation in a…
Chapter 11 Kinesiology: An Essential Approach toward Understanding the Chiropractic Subluxation Brian A. Enebo, Meridel I. Gatterman Key words Kinesiology, spinal motion segment, three-joint complex, six degrees of freedom, coupled…
Chapter 23 Thoracic and Costovertebral Subluxation Syndromes Adrian Grice Key Words Costovertebral subluxation syndromes, scoliosis, coupled motion After reading this chapter you should be able to answer the following questions:…
Chapter 7 Chiropractic Technique Thomas F. Bergmann Key Words Subluxation, mobilization, manipulation, adjustment, long lever arm, short lever arm, force, thrust, facilitation, nociceptors, somatic dysfunction, trigger points, spondylotherapy After reading…
Chapter 4 Animal Models in the Study of Subluxation and Manipulation: 1964-2004 Charles N.R. Henderson Key Words Subluxation, animal model, basic science, neuroscience After reading this chapter you should be…
Chapter 6 The Role of Radiography in Evaluating Subluxation John A.M. Taylor Key Words Static radiography, spinographic analysis, functional radiographs After reading this chapter you should be able to answer…
Chapter 26 Sacroiliac Subluxation Syndrome Meridel I. Gatterman, David M. Panzer Key Words Sacroiliac subluxation syndrome, track-based motion, closed kinetic chain After reading this chapter you should be able to…
Chapter 16 Spinal Cord Mechanisms of Referred Pain and Related Neuroplasticity Richard G. Gillette Key Words Convergence-projection, supersegmental, convergence, neuroplasticity, central sensitization, facilitated state, long-term potentiation, phasic inhibitory control, tonic…
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:…