subluxation
Loss of joint alignment and integrity. This describes an injury to the joint structures such as the ligaments, discs, joint capsules, supporting tendons, and fascia. Subluxation is the most common etiology of osteoarthritis and is characterized by immobilization, inflammation, pain and muscle spasms.
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
Für Beruf und Forschung
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49 s/w Tabellen, 242 s/w Photographien bzw. Rasterbilder
242 figs., 49 tabs.
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Höhe: 279 mm
Breite: 216 mm
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ISBN-13
978-0-8493-3117-6 (9780849331176)
Schweitzer Klassifikation
Normal Spinal Anatomy: Structure and Dynamics
Discussion
The Pathophysiology of Subluxation
Discussion
An Atlas of Cervical Subluxations
Discussion
Expanded Table of of the Atlas of Cervical Subluxations
Subluxations with Fordotic Cervical Curve (9)
Subluxation with Loss of Lordotic Curve (Straight Or Military Neck)
Subluxation with Reversed or Kyphotic Curve (10)
An Atlas of Thoracic Subluxations
Discussion
Expanded Table of of the Atlas of Thoracic Subluxations
Subluxations with a Normal Thoracic Curve
Subluxation with a Reversal of the Upper Curve
Subluxation with a Reversal of the Lower Curve
Subluxations with Antrolesthesis of the Upper and Lower Thoracic Vertebrae
Hyperkyphosis of the Thoracic Curve
Additional MRIs and X-Rays
An Atlas of Lumbar Subluxations
Discussion
Expanded Table of of the Atlas of Lumbar Subluxations
Subluxations of the Lumbar Spine with a Lordotic Curve
Subluxations of the Lumbar Spine with a Loss of Lordotic Curve
Subluxations of the Lumbar Spine with a Reversal of the Lordotic Curve
Additional X-Ray/MRI Comparison
An Atlas of Pelvic Subluxations
Discussion
Physiological or Rotational Subluxations of the Innominate
Non-Physiological Subluxations of the Innominate
Intra-Sacral Subluxations
Glossary
References
Index
Biographical Information
