Correction for chronic upper back and shoulder pain
This patient is 7 feet 4 inches. We had to lower the back of the cervical chair in order to properly correct the 7th cervical (pri-la) through the plane of the disc.
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Acute knee
Prior to correcting her left knee, corrections were made to the subluxations of the spine. To save time, we did not film that portion. It is always recommended to check the spine first for...
Nervoscope break
The level of where the nerve pressure occurs will produce a quick deflection of the needle in the nervoscope.
