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Assessment of the Spine

Assessment of the Spine

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A systematic, integrated approach to manual assessment of the spine and its related articulations. Presented in a way which will fit into any chiropractic curriculum and written at a level suitable for undergraduate students and newly qualified practitioners. Observational and manual techniques of examination and assessment are described and discussed and guidance is given on how the findings may be recorded and analysed in order to arrive at an appropriate working diagnosis. The book is highly illustrated with line drawings, radiographs and photographs.
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9780443072284
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Publication date
2004
Issue number
1
Cover
hard cover
Pages count
314
Dimensions (mm)
276 x 219
Weight (g)
1110
  • Preface-
    Forewords

    Part 1 Assessment principles and procedures
    1. Process of assessment
    2. The spinal motion unit
    3. The functional spinal lesion
    4. Assessment of kinematic change
    5. Assessment of connective tissue change
    6. Assessment of muscle change
    7. Assessment of neural change
    8. Assessment of vascular change

    Part 2 Assessment of the spine by region
    9. The upper cervical spine
    10. The mid-cervical spine
    11. The cervicothoracic spine
    12. The mid-thoracic spine
    13. The thoracolumbar spine
    14. The lumbosacral spine and pelvis

    Part 3 Documentation, patient history and the diagnosis
    15. The clinical record
    16. The patient history
    17. The process of diagnosis

    References
    Index
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