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for Practitioners and Students
- The
Occipito-Atlanto-Axial Subluxation Complex: A
Review of the Scientific Research (2003)
- Activator
Methods Chiropractic Technique (1997)
- Compendium
of Sacro Occipital Technique- Peer-Reviewed
Literature 1984-2000 (2001)
- Differential
Diagnosis and Management for the Chiropractor:
Protocols and Algorithms (2nd Edition) (2000)
- Chiropractic
Management of Spine Related Disorders (2002)
- Conjugate Gaze
Adjustive Technique: An Introduction to
Innovative Chiropractic Theory and Practice (2001)
- Somatovisceral
Aspects of Chiropractic: An Evidence-Based
Approach (2001)
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- Instant
Access to Chiropractic Guidelines and Protocols
(1999)
- Sports
Chiropractic (Topics in Clinical Chiropractic
Series) (1999)
- Chiropractic
Technologies (1999)
- Best
Practices in Clinical Chiropractic (1999)
- Topics
in Clinical Chiropractic Series (1995)
The Occipito-Atlanto-Axial
Subluxation Complex: A Review of the Scientific Research
by Kirk Eriksen
Hardcover: 825 pages (November
2003)
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Publishers;
ISBN: 078174198X
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Synopsis
This book is a brand new resource for students,
practitioners and instructors to enhance their
understanding basic science, theoretical science and
published case studies of the upper cervical spine. The
book is a review of relevant chiropractic, medical and
osteopathic literature. It reviews over 600 books and
research papers on the topic and features material that
is very difficult to locate. The book includes detailed
aspects of upper cervical anatomy, neuroanatomy, neural-physiology,
diagnosis, pathology, clinical syndromes, logical
theories and hypothesis, as well as a review of case
studies. FEATURES: - Offers a broad coverage of this
topic - Volume 1 focuses on anatomy and neurophysiology,
exploring the theme that structure dictates
function - Volume 2 focuses on clinical procedures
and issues - Written by a well-known expert in the fiel
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Activator
Methods Chiropractic Technique
by Arlan Fuhr (Editor), John R. Green (Contributor),
Christopher J. Colloca, Tony S. Keller (Contributor)
Hardcover: 460 pages;
1st edition (January 15, 1997)
Mosby; ISBN: 0815136846
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Reader Review
Superior Chripractic Technique Text,
February 11, 1999
Reviewer: Kurt Danckwerth, DC'99 from
Atlanta, Georgia
Dr.Fuhr has compiled one of, if not the most,
comprehensive and professionally written text in the
field of Chiropractic. With the support of clinical data,
Activator Methods succeeds in producing a text to
promulgate it's clinically substatiated Chiropractic
Technique.
Table of Contents
SECTION I
INTRODUCTION TO ACTIVATOR METHODS CHIROPRACTIC TECHNIQUE
1
1 History - 2 Articular Neurology-Altered Biomechanics,
and Subluxation Pathology: The Theoretic Basis of the
Manifestations of Subluxation and Associated Clinical
Observations of Activator Methods ChIropractic Technique
- 3 Leg Length Inequality: An Assessment of Asymmetry - 4
Activator Methods Analytic Technique - 5 Activator
Methods Chiropractic Technique Basic Scan Protocol
SECTION II
LOWER EXTREMITIES 117
6 Basic Scan Protocol - 7 Foot, Ankle, and Related
Structures - 8 Knee and Related Structures
SECTION III
PELVIS 181
9 Basic Scan Protocol - 10 Sacrum, Pelvis, and Related
Structures- 11 Hip and Related Structures
SECTION IV
LUMBAR SPINE 237
12 Basic Scan Protocol - 13 Additional Lumbar
Subluxations
SECTION V
THORACIC SPINE AND RIBS 271
14 Basic Scan Protocol - 15 Additional Thoracic Vertebrae
and Rib Subluxations
SECTION VI
UPPER EXTREMITIES 313
16 Basic Scan Protocol - 17 Shoulder and Related
Structures - 18 Clavicle - 19 Elbow, Wrist, and Hand
SECTION VII
CERVICAL SPINE AND OCCIPUT 401
20 Basic Scan Protocol - 21 Additional Cervical
Subluxations
SECTION VIII
ACTIVATOR ADJUSTING INSTRUMENT 431
22 Engineering-In Vivo Transient Vibration Analysis of
the Normal Human Spine
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CONTRIBUTORS
CHRISTOPHER J. COLLOCA, DC, Port City Chiropractic,
Oswego, New York
ARLAN W. FUHR, DC, Activator Methods, Inc., Phoenix,
Arizona
DIANE FUHR, Activator Methods, Inc., Phoenix, Arizona
JOHN R. GREEN, DC, Palmer College of Chiropractic,
Davenport, Iowa
TONY S. KELLER, PhD, The University of Vermont,
Burlington, Vermont
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Compendium
of Sacro Occipital Technique: Peer-Reviewed Literature
1984-2000
by SOTO-USA
Paperback: 352 pages (August
20, 2001)
Eastland Press; ISBN: 0939616351
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Book Description
This volume contains all of the articles on the subject
of Sacro Occipital Technique that were published in the
chiropractic peer-reviewed literature from 1984 through
early 2000. Developed by Major Bertrand DeJarnette, D.C.,
Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT) is a comprehensive method
for the diagnosis and treatment of neuromusculoskeletal
dysfunction. DeJarnette applied the principles of
engineering, osteopathy, and chiropractic to his
conception of the body as a three dimensional holographic
matrix. It is a view which encompasses the
interrelationships that exist among the body and gravity,
the viscera, cranial bones, cerebrospinal fluid, and
meningeal dynamics, together with local and general
endocrinological, neurological, and energetic effects.
Dr. DeJarnette devoted his life to the investigation of
methods for treating all forms of neuromusculoskeletal
dysfunction. He conducted research at a time when it was
not in vogue in chiropractic. Peer-reviewed literature
was not an avenue for chiropractic research until the
early 1970s. To further DeJarnette's goal, the Sacro
Occipital Technique Organization-USA has undertaken to
support chiropractic research and to explore SOT methods
of diagnosis and treatment. Compendium of Sacro Occipital
Techniques represents the first single-volume collection
of all published research pertaining to Sacro Occipital
Technique. Supplementary volumes will be released as new
research is published in the chiropractic literature in
the years ahead.
About the Author
Sacro Occipital Technique Organization-USA is a
chiropractic organization dedicated to following the
teachings of Dr. Major Bertrand DeJarnette, furthering
chiropractic research, and developing multidisciplinary
relationships for improving healthcare and helping
humanity. Research conducted by this organization and its
members will be published in the chiropractic peer-reviewed
literature.
Table of Contents
A Comparison of Four Chiropractic Systems in the
Diagnosis of Sacroiliac Malfunction: V. Maltezopoulos, D.C.
and N. Armitage, D.C.
Craniopathy and Dentistry: David G. Denton, D.C., D.I.C.S.
From Head to Foot: David G. Denton, D.C., D.I.C.S.
Biomechanics of the Pelvis: David G. Denton, D.C., D.I.C.S.
Biodynamics of the Cranium: A Survey: Charles L. Blum, D.C.
The Effect of Movement, Stress and Mechanoelectric
Activity Within the Cranial Matrix: Charles L. Blum, D.C.,
F.I.C.S.
Chiropractic: The Cranial Sacral Complex: Jonathan Howat
D.C.
Sacro-Occipital Technique: The So-called Arm-Fossa Test.
Intra-examiner Agreement and Post-treatment Changes:
Charlotte Leboeuf, Delia J. Jenkins and Robert A. Smyth
Cranial Therapeutic Approach to Cranial Nerve Entrapment
Part I: Cranial Nerves III, IV, and VI: Charles L. Blum,
D.C.
Sacro-Occipital Technique: An Investigation into the
Relationship between the Arm-Fossa Test and Certain
Examination Findings: Charlotte Leboeuf, Delia J. Jenkins
and Robert A. Smyth
Relationship Between CSF and Fluid Dynamics in the Neural
Canal: Michael F. Flanagan, D.C.
The Sensitivity and Specificity of Seven Lumbo-Pelvic
Orthopedic Tests and the Arm-Fossa Test: Charlotte
Leboeuf, D.C.
Cranial Therapeutic Approach to Cranial Nerve Entrapment
Part II: Cranial Nerve VII: Charles L. Blum, D.C.
Major Bertrand De Jarnette: Six Decades of Sacro
Occipital Research, 1924-1984: Ned Heese, D.C.
The Reliability of Specific Sacro-Occipital Technique
Diagnostic Tests: Charlotte Leboeuf, D.C.
Visceral Manipulation and the Treatment of Uterine
Fibroids: A Case Report: Karen Cook, B.A. and Stephanie A.
Rasmussen, D.C.
Neuromuscular Effects of Temporomandibular Joint
Dysfunction: Vincent Esposito, Gerald Leisman, and Yael
Frankenthal
Temporomandibular Disorder Associated with Sacroiliac
Sprain: Thomas M. Gregory, D.C., PH.D.
For Debate: Cranial AdjustingAn Overview: Frank O.
Pederick, B.APP.SC, FRMTC
A Preliminary Single Case Magnetic Resonance Imaging,
Investigation into Maxillary Frontal-Parietal
Manipulation and Its Short-Term Effect upon the
Intercranial Structures of an Adult Human Brain: Marc G.
Pick, D.C.
A New Management Model for Treating Structural-Based
Disorders: Dental Orthopedic and Chiropractic Co-Treatment:
Albert S. Chinappi, Jr., D.D.S. and Harvey Getzoff, D.C
The Dental-Chiropractic Co-Treatment of Structural
Disorders of the Jaw and Temporomandibular Joint
Dysfunction: Albert S. Chinappi, Jr., D.D.S. and Harvey
Getzoff, D.C.
Chiropractic Sacro-Occipital Technique Treatment of
Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita: Harvey Getzoff, D.C.
and Thomas M. Gregory, D.C., PH.D.
Sacro Occipital Technique: Robert Copperstein M.A., D.C
Cranial Mandibular Motion Technique: Harvey Getzoff, D.C
Chiropractic/Dental Cotreatment of Lumbosacral Pain with
Temporomandibular Joint Involvement: Albert S. Chinappi,
Jr., D.D.S. and Harvey Getzoff, D.C.
A Kaminski-type Evaluation of Cranial Adjusting: Frank O.
Pederick, B.APP.SC., FRMTC
Treatment of Sacroiliac Joint: A Review of Procedures:
John Tabar, D.C.
The Effect of Cranial Adjusting on Hypertension: A Case
Report: Deborah M. Connelly, D.C. and Stephanie A.
Rasmussen, D.C.
The Step Out-Toe Out Procedure: A Therapeutic and
Diagnostic Procedure: Harvey Getzoff, D.C.
The Relationship Between Sacro-Occipital Technique and
Sphenobasilar Balance. Part One: The Key Continuities:
Charles L. Blum, D.C. and Darryl D. Curl, D.D.S., D.C.
The Relationship Between Sacro-Occipital Technique and
Sphenobasilar Balance. Part Two: Sphenobasilar Strain
Stacking: Charles L. Blum, D.C. and Darryl D. Curl, D.D.S.,
D.C.
The Effects of a Pelvic Blocking Procedure Upon Muscle
Strength: A Pilot Study: Joseph F. Unger, Jr., D.C., D.I.C.S.
Spinal/Cranial Manipulative Therapy and Tinnitus: A Case
History: Charles L. Blum, D.C., F.I.C.S.
Grand Rounds Discussion: Patient with Acute Low Back Pain:
Michael J. Schneider, D.C., James M. Cox, D.C., Bradley S.
Polkinghorn, D.C., Charles Blum, D.C., Harvey Getzoff, D.C.,
and Stephan J. Troyanovich, D.C.
Sacro-Occipital Technique Categories: A Systems Method of
Chiropractic: Harvey Getzoff, D.C.
Cranial Therapeutic Treatment of Downs Syndrome:
Charles L. Blum, D.C.
Chiropractic and Sacro-Occipital Technique in Asthma
Treatment: Charles L. Blum, D.C., F.I.C.S.
Developments in the Cranial Field: Frank O. Pederick, B.APP.SC,
FRMTC .
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Differential
Diagnosis and Management for the Chiropractor: Protocols
and Algorithms (2nd Edition)
by Thomas A. Souza DC DACBSP
Hardcover: 959 pages ;
2nd edition (September 29, 2000)
Aspen Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 0834217287
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Book Description
This all-new edition of the best-selling landmark
reference for the chiropractor includes more than 50
clinical algorithms for chiropractic diagnosis and
treatment; more than 600 new references; three new
chapters on special patient groups (pediatric, geriatric,
and female patients); two new quick reference indexes;
and more than 15 nutritional recommendation tables, plus
nutritional recommendations for an additional 20
conditions. With easy-to-follow algorithms and concise
explanatory text, this updated and expanded second
edition helps practitioners evaluate a patient's
complaint in the context of a chiropractor's scope of
practice. Diagnostic protocols for a wide range of
visceral complaints are included, as well as for the
musculoskeletal conditions traditionally associated with
chiropractic. This is an outstanding reference and may
also be used as a textbook in differential diagnosis
courses and for national and state board exam preparation.
About the Author
Thomas A. Souza, DC, DACBSP, is Dean of Clinics at the
Palmer-West Chiropractic College in San Jose, California.
He is a member of the editorial board of Topics in
Clinical Chiropractic, the author of Sports Injuries of
the Shoulder: Conservative Management, and a columnist
for Dynamic Chiropractic. Dr. Souza is the author of the
best-selling first edition of this text, published in
1997. He is a frequent lecturer at conventions and
postgraduate seminars and also serves as a consultant to
attorneys and chiropractors.
Table of Contents
MUSCULOSKELETAL COMPLAINTS * General Approach to
Musculoskeletal Complaints * Neck Complaints *
Temporomandibular Complaints * Thoracic Spine Complaints
* Scoliosis * Lumbopelvic Complaints * Shoulder Girdle
Complaints * Elbow Complaints * Wrist and Forearm
Complaints * Finger and Thumb Complaints * Hip, Groin,
and Thigh Complaints * Knee Complaints * Lower Leg
Complaints * Foot and Ankle Complaints * NEUROLOGIC
COMPLAINTS * Weakness * Numbness and Tingling * Headache
* Dizziness * Seizures * GENERAL CONCERNS * Depression *
Fatigue * Fever * Sleep and Related Complaints *
Hypertension * Lower Leg Swelling * Lymphadenopathy *
Skin Problems * Vaccination - A Brief Overview * Weight
Loss * Weight Gain/Obesity * Osteoporosis *
GASTROINTESTINAL COMPLAINTS * Abdominal Pain *
Constipation * Diarrhea * GENITOURINARY COMPLAINTS *
Urinary Incontinence and Voiding Dysfunction * Enuresis *
Vaginal Bleeding * CARDIOPULMONARY COMPLAINTS * !
Syncope/Presyncope * Chest Pain * Palpitations * Dyspnea
(Difficulty Breathing) * Cough * HEAD AND FACE COMPLAINTS
* Eye Complaints * Facial Pain * Ear Pain * Hearing Loss
* Tinnitus * Epistaxis (Nosebleed) * Sore Throat *
SPECIAL CONDITIONS* Diabetes Mellitus * Thyroid
Dysfunction * Hyperlipidemia * Anemia * SPECIAL PATIENT
GROUPS * The Pediatric/Adolescent Patient * The Geriatric
Patient * The Female Patient
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Chiropractic
Management of Spine Related Disorders
by Meridel I. Gatterman
Hardcover: 512 pages;
2nd edition (November 15, 2002)
Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins; ISBN:
068330240X
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Book Info
Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto, Ontario.
Textbook/reference for students and practitioners of
chiropractic. 8 Contributors. --This text refers to the
Hardcover edition.
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Conjugate
Gaze Adjustive Technique: An Introduction to Innovative
Chiropractic Theory and Practice
by Vincent L. Perri
Paperback: 119 pages (July
2001)
Universal Publishers; ISBN: 158112662X
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Book Description
Dr. Perri demonstrates how eye movements and patient-assisted
postures can be used to correct vertebral subluxations,
somatovisceral and viscerosomatic abnormalities. The text
fully demonstrates the techniques and discusses the
neurological pathways activated in the applications. He
fully explains how visual fields and cerebral hemispheres
are linked and how this information can be applied
chiropractically. Chapters include information on
patterning specific chiropractic adjustments for long-term
corrections using 4 different types of neuromuscular
retraining. Dr. Perri demonstrates how to monitor
vasomotor mirror activity during viscerosomatic
corrections, and discusses DeJarnette's CMRT profiles in
the context of the Conjugate Gaze Adjustive Technique. A
special chapter includes how to activate global
mechanisms in chiropractic corrections, and how verbal
cues and speech can be used to activate specific
hemispheric responses. The final chapter discusses the
neuroemotional components associated with dysfunctional
states and specific techniques in working with them.
About the Author
Vincent L. Perri is a doctor of chiropractic and a doctor
of philosophy. He manages a full-time chiropractic
practice and is certified in clinical psychotherapy. He
is a member of the C.G. Jung Institute of New York, and
authored a neuropsychological text titled, Language of
the Archetype." Since 1994 Dr. Perri actively
researched the use of eye movements and body postures in
personality development, and recently authored a
psychological novel. He can be reached at vlpdc@aol.com.
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Somatovisceral
Aspects of Chiropractic: An Evidence-Based Approach
by Charles S., Dc Masarsky, Marion, Dc
Todres-Masarsky
Hardcover: 256 pages (May
7, 2001)
Churchill Livingstone; ISBN: 0443061203
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Somatovisceral Aspects of Chiropractic - An Evidence-Based
Approach focuses on assessment and management of
chiropractic patients presenting with somatovisceral
dysfunction. Emphasis is placed on clinical
considerations, but all material is presented in the
context of the biological sciences and chiropractic
clinical research. The organizing principle is that
visceral and systemic disorders can aggravate or be
aggravated by somatic dysfunction in general and the
vertebral subluxation complex in particular.
About the Author
Charles S. Masarsky, DC, Vienna Chiropratic Associates,
PC, Vienna, VA; Marion Weber, DC, Vienna Chiropractic
Associates, PC, Vienna, VA
Table of Contents
1. Introduction - Somatovisceral Considerations in the
Science of Tone
2. Health Perspectives - Past, Present, and Future
3. History of Legal Conflict
4. Autonomic Neuroanatomy of the Vertebral Subluxation
5. Referred Pain and Related Phenomena - Selected Topics
6. Patient-Based Outcomes Assessment - "Pencil-and-Paper"
Instruments
7. Instrumentation and Imaging
8. Mechanically Induced Pelvic Pain and Organic
Dysfunction
9. The Alimentary Canal - A Current Chiropractic
Perspective
10. Chiropractic Care and the Cardiovascular System
11. Breathing and the Verteberal Subluxation Complex
12. Chiropractic Aspects of Headache as a Somatovisceral
Problem
13. Subluxation and the Special Senses
14. Endocrine Disorders
15. Somatovisceral Involvement in the Pediatric Patient
16. The Somatovisceral Interface - Further Evidence
17. Neurological Holism - Chiropractic's Scientific
Future?
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