A collection of papers discussing the social aspects, scientific principles (neurophysiology, spinal biomechanics, nerve compression), and clinical practice (use of X-rays, instrumentation, and examination procedures) of modern chiropractic.
This extensive text details the Thompson Chiropractic Technique, providing a systematic method integrating all relevant theories and procedures, including original work and present-day modifications. It offers step-by-step procedures along with neurological and biomechanical rationale to optimize learning for chiropractic professionals.
An authentic textbook detailing the Palmer technique of Chiropractic adjustments, addressing the demand from the chiropractic field. It is designed to be thorough, specific, and scientific, utilizing ample illustrations. The work includes collaborative sections on the art of palpation and adjusting (with Dr. Vedder) and nerve tracing (with Dr. Burich).
A textbook focusing on the essential skills and techniques required in chiropractic practice. It covers professional methods, safety considerations, and guidelines for practitioners regarding evaluating information, applying best practices, and ensuring patient safety.
A collection of scholarly chapters addressing current research and practical issues within chiropractic and physical therapies, including studies on low back pain subtypes, evidence-based practice utilization, accessibility for wheelchair users, burnout, and predictors of outcome in neck pain patients.
A comprehensive manual detailing the theory and application of chiropractic practice. It covers essential techniques such as vertebral and atlas palpation, nerve tracing, specific adjustment moves (including various 'Break,' 'Rotary,' and 'Recoil' techniques), and the management of subluxations and spinal curvatures. The book also discusses the philosophy of cure, spinal-organic connections, and practical advice for establishing a chiropractic office.
A comprehensive guide detailing procedural examination techniques utilized in chiropractic practice. The text emphasizes the dynamic nature of knowledge and clinical sciences, illustrated with numerous photographs. (Note: Original edition copyright is 1978.)
A historical and sociological analysis of chiropractic, focusing on its origins, religious dimensions, and development in the United States, including key figures D. D. and B. J. Palmer.
A comprehensive primer dedicated to the philosophy and scientific basis of chiropractic. It explores the history, principles, and the role of philosophy in the discipline, focusing heavily on clinical research methods, including conceptualizing theories, evaluating measurements using descriptive and inferential statistics, and designing various clinical trials.
A comprehensive medical textbook detailing the fundamental principles, clinical standards, and professional practice guidelines for the field of chiropractic medicine.
This book provides a clinical review format with self-assessment multiple-choice questions focusing on core concepts in pediatric ophthalmology, including ocular alignment testing (Bruckner test), visual acuity disorders (amblyopia, crowding phenomenon), extraocular muscle anatomy and function, and strabismus diagnosis and management.
Comprehensive overview of fundamental metabolic pathways including the Citric Acid Cycle, Glycolysis, Gluconeogenese, lipid and cholesterol synthesis, the respiratory chain, and the urea cycle.
A comprehensive reference detailing the latest techniques and considerations for extended cosmetic blepharoplasty and periorbital rejuvenation. It utilizes a multidisciplinary approach, combining the expertise of various leaders in aesthetic facial surgery.
This volume, part of the Springer Handbook of Auditory Research series, explores the current knowledge regarding the structure, function, and physiological acoustics of the cochlea. It covers research in auditory brainstem physiology and neurosensory science.
A comprehensive study guide for the oral medical examination (Mündliches Examen) covering Anesthesiology, Intensive Care Medicine, Emergency Medicine, and Pain Therapy (AINS). The content includes exam strategies, diagnostics, key symptoms (Leitsymptome), important clinical cases (e.g., Polytrauma, difficult intubation), essential questions, and drug dosages.
A practical and comprehensive manual describing how to diagnose and treat acute orthopedic problems. It assists the reader in identifying injuries and disorders, providing firm and up-to-date advice on both short-term and long-term aspects of treatment.
A guide for dentists on quickly building a thriving and successful practice (in under 60 days) by focusing on world-class customer service, maximizing profits, and achieving a desired lifestyle, helping practitioners avoid burnout and 'drudgery dentistry.'
A comprehensive guide (Volume Two of the Third Edition) focusing on the practical application of botulinum toxins in aesthetic medicine, detailing the necessary functional anatomy and specific injection techniques for clinical practice.
This volume, part of the Methods in Molecular Biology series, provides readily-reproducible step-by-step protocols for researchers studying Periodontal Pathogens. Each protocol includes an introductory overview, a list of materials, a detailed procedure, and helpful notes offering tips and troubleshooting advice.
A comprehensive text covering the clinical evaluation and diagnosis of musculoskeletal injuries. It details assessment procedures (HOPS and SOAP formats), tissue healing, wound care, therapeutic modalities, and the implementation of therapeutic exercise programs, adhering to NATA Board of Certification competencies.
