Abstract OBJECTIVE: A study was undertaken to assess the reliability of detecting leg alignment changes (reactivity) and to determine if the observed leg alignment reactivity
Abstract: Background and Objectives: Knowledge of spine segment motion patterns or “kinematics” is of interest to understanding the time-dependent or viscoelastic behavior of the spine,
Abstract: Background and Objectives: Little is known about the dynamics of spinal manipulation and mechanical force manually assisted short lever adjustments in particular. The purpose
Abstract OBJECTIVE: To evaluate diagnostic and biomechanical correlates and treatment outcomes of manipulative/adjustive care in patients highly selected for sacroiliac joint syndrome (SIJS). DESIGN: Descriptive
Abstract Bell’s palsy is a relatively common, painful, unilateral facial paralysis of unknown etiology. While often claimed to be successfully treated by chiropractic methods, no
Abstract: Bell’s Palsy is a relatively common, painful, unilateral facial paralysis of unknown etiology. While often claimed to be successfully treated by chiropractic methods, no
Abstract OBJECTIVE: Finite helical axis parameters (FHAP) of the cervical spine and clinical measures were obtained to evaluate neck function and the clinical effects of
Abstract In this case, a 23-month old female with chronic otitis media who has undergone traditional medical treatment with no relief of symptoms finds sustained
Introduction: Changes in apparent leg length (LL) (leg retraction) have been used by many as a means of locating subluxation in various joints. The leg
INTRODUCTION Back pain is frequently accompanied by pain radiating in to the buttock and above the knee. In severe cases it can extend below the
