Books
about Chiropractic:
for Students and Practitioners
- Fundamentals
of Chiropractic (2003)
- Chiropractic
Technique: Principles and Procedures (2002)
- Chiropractic
Technique CD-ROM (2003)
- Contemporary
Chiropractic (1997)
- Surface
Anatomy and Palpation Skills for Chiropractors
(2002)
- Skeletal
and Developmental Anatomy for Chiropractic
Students (2001)
- Principles
and Practice of Chiropractic (1993)
- The Foot and
Ankle: Clinical Applications (1995)
- Knee:
Clinical Applications (1994)
- Low Back and
Pelvis: Clinical Applications (1997)
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- Chiropractic
Secrets (The Secrets Series) (1999)
- Handbook
of Clinical Chiropractic (1992)
- Pocket
Guide to Chiropractic Skeletal Radiology (2000)
- The
Chiropractor: (1914) (1997)
- Appleton
& Lange's Review for the Chiropractic Boards
3-4 (1998)
- How
To Appraise Research: A Guide For Chiropractic
Students and Practitioners (2003)
- The
Chiropractic College Directory (6th Ed) (2003)
Fundamentals
of Chiropractic
by Daniel Redwood , Carl Cleveland
Paperback: 416 pages (August
2003)
Mosby; ISBN: 0323018122
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Description
Fundamentals of Chiropractic covers basic chiropractic
philosophy and history, principles and practice. In
addition to covering chiropractic care techniques, this
textbook also provides a section on anatomy,
biomechanics, and physiology, and a section on spinal
analysis and diagnostic procedures. A variety of
scientific and philosophical issues within the
chiropractic community are addressed in this book so that
it can easily be used as a core text for several
introductory courses. .
Table of Contents
Part I History, Philosophy and Sociology
* Spinal Manipulation Before Chiropractic * Origin and
Development of the Chiropractic Paradigm * Major Themes
in Chiropractic History * Contemporary Perspectives on
Chiropractic Principles: Interviews with Chiropractic
Leaders * Globalization of Chiropractic
Part II Anatomy, Biomechanics and Physiology
* Spinal Anatomy and Related Neurology * Biomechanics *
Vertebral Subluxation * Neurobiologic Relations *
Nociceptors, Pain and Chiropractic
Part III Spinal Analysis and Diagnostic Procedures
* Palpation, Examination and Assessment * Diagnostic
Imaging * Instrumentation in Diagnosis and Clinical
Assessment
Part IV Chiropractic Care
* High-Velocity Thrust Techniques * Non-Thrust Techniques
* Manual Soft Tissue Procedures * Adjunctive and
Rehabilitative Procedures * Pregnancy and Pediatrics *
Geriatrics * Ergonomics: Chiropractic in the Workplace *
Sports Chiropractic and Physical Fitness * Exercise, Diet
and Lifestyle Factors * Introducing Chiropractic to
Patients
Part V Research
* Introduction to Research Methodology * Musculoskeletal
Disorders Research * Headaches * Somatovisceral Disorders
Research
Part VI Contemporary Issues in Chiropractic Practice
* The Comparative Safety of Chiropractic * Chiropractic
and the Law * Appropriate Care, Ethics and Practice
Guidelines * Managed Care * Chiropractic Practice in an
Integrated Setting * Pathways for an Evolving Profession
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Chiropractic
Technique: Principles and Procedures
by David H. Peterson, Thomas F. Bergmann
Hardcover: 532 pages ;
2nd edition (June 15, 2002)
Churchill Livingstone; ISBN: 032302016X
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The first-ever book to describe the rationale behind
adjustment techniques for the spine, pelvis, and
extremities, this NEW 2nd edition offers thoroughly
revised chapters, new illustrations, a reorganized
layout, and extensive updates. The basic anatomical,
biomechanical, and pathophysiological principles
necessary for applying specific adjustive procedures are
discussed in detail. It also offers a fundamental
understanding of joint and body mechanics, as well as key
evaluative tests and procedures, to help the reader
evaluate, select, and utilize the most effective
adjustive techniques. Coverage of chiropractic history
provides a broad understanding of general concepts and
practice. Theory and practice combine to make
Chiropractic Technique, 2nd Edition a must-have for
anyone seeking a solid foundation in joint examination
and chiropractic adjustment.
About the Author
David H Peterson, DC, Chiropractic Science Center,
Western States Chiropractic College, Portland, OR; Thomas
F Bergmann, DC, Editor-in-Chief, Chiropractic Technique,
Mendota Heights, MN; and Dana J Lawrence, DC, Director,
Publications & Editorial Review, The National College
of Chiropractic, Lombard, IL .
Table of Contents
General overview of the chiropractic profession
Joint anatomy and basic biomechanics
Joint assessment principles and procedures
Principles of adjustive technique
The Spine: anatomy, biomechanics, assessment, and
adjustive techniques
Extraspinal techniques
Mobilization, traction, and soft tissue techniques
Research and validation.
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Chiropractic
Technique CD-ROM
by Thomas F. Bergmann
Hardcover &
CD-ROM (February 28, 2003)
Churchill Livingstone; ISBN: 0443076235
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Contemporary
Chiropractic
by Daniel Redwood (Editor)
Paperback: 354 pages ;
1st edition (January 15, 1997)
Churchill Livingstone; ISBN: 0443078092
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Synopsis
This introductory book for student chiropracters also
provides practitioners with high quality, up-to-the-minute
discussion of key issues. It includes up-to-date research
summaries and discussion of current controversies, as
well as providing a broad and rigorously documented
overview of the field. Features: * An introductory
textbook for student chiropracters * Also covers key
issues and controversies * Rigorously documented *
Accessible and readable text
From the Author
An introductory text primarily for health professionals.
This textbook is a well-documented survey of chiropractic
principles and practice. It will be of greatest value to
chiropractic students and practitioners, and students and
practitioners of other healing arts who wish to
understand chiropractic
Table of Contents
PART 1 CHIROPRACTIC: PAST and PRESENT: the Natural Health
Movement. Education and Accreditation: a Century of
Progress PART 2 HISTORY and DEVELOPMENT of CHIROPRACTIC
CONCEPTS: Vertebral Subluxation. Neurobiologic Relations
PART 3 PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE: Physical Examination and
Diagnosis. Diagnostic Imaging. The Art of Manual
Palpation and Adjustment. Soft Tissue Therapies. Clinical
Nutrition PART 4 RESEARCH: Musculoskeletal Disorders
Research. Visceral Disorders Research. Nociceptors, Pain
and Chiropractic PART 5 CONTROVERSIES: Appropriate Care,
Ethics, And Practice Guidelines. The Comparative Safety
of Chiropractic. Chiropractic and the Law PART 6
CHIROPRACTIC in SPECIAL SITUATIONS: Sports Chiropractic
and Exercise Physiology. Chiropractic Pediatrics.
Chiropractic in the Workplace: Prevention and Treatment.
Chiropractic in Hospitals and Integrated Settings.
Pathways for an Evolving Profession
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Manual
Therapist's Guide to Surface Anatomy and Palpation Skills
for Chiropractors
by David Byfield, Stuart Kinsinger
Paperback: 173 pages ;
1st edition (June 15, 2002)
Butterworth-Heinemann Medical; ISBN:
0750644842
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This new book is an introductory text (students start
their studies by learning palpation skills) and
concentrates on visual presentation with minimal (but
essential) text. The accent will be on the practical
application of palpation skills, showing the student
exactly how to approach palpation and explaining how the
underlying anatomy should feel. The illustrations will
indicate where the fingers should be placed and how to
feel, as well as recognizing what is actually being felt.
All students of chiropractic, osteopathy and other
manipulative therapies (as well as medical students) have
to be proficient at palpation, although the method of
approach varies from discipline to discipline.
About the Author
Stuart Kinsinger, BSc, DC, FCCRSc, Assistant Professor,
Division of Chiropractic Sciences, Canadian Memorial
College, Ontario, Canada; and David Byfield, BSc(Hons),
DC, Chiropractor, School of Applied Sciences, University
of Glamorgan, Pontypridd, Wales,UK
Table of Contents
Introduction. Diagnostic palpation and anatomical
landmark location - clinical concepts and the evidence.
Basic postural observation skills. Basic lumbopelvic
palpation and landmark identification skills. Basic
thoracic spine palpation and landmark identifcation
skills. Basic cervicothoracic and occiput palpation and
landmark identification skills. Landmark location and
palpation skills for the lower extremity. Basic palpation
and anatomical landmark identification skills for the
upper extremity. Index
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Skeletal
and Developmental Anatomy for Students of Chiropractic
by Robert A. Walker (Editor), C. Owen
Lovejoy, M. Elizabeth Bedford, William Yee
Paperback: 370 pages ;
1st edition (February 15, 2001)
F A Davis Co; ISBN: 0803607660
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New York Chiropractic College, Seneca Falls. Textbook
contains a detailed description of the osseous and
ligamentous anatomy of the human skeleton, with special
emphasis on the spine. Labeled line drawings are included.
DNLM: Bone Development.
Reader Review
Brilliant Reference, February 10, 2003
Reviewer: Mr Elan Silver from Perth,
Western Australia
I will admit that I have not read this book cover to
cover, but I have used it rather as a reference tool, and
so far, it has never let me down. It contains an even
spread of the simple and the technical when descibing all
aspects of the human skeletal system, leaving the reader
to find the relevant information. It is well illustrated
with simple, labelled line-drawings, rather than the
highly detailed renderings of some other texts, making
memorisation and reproduction easier for the student.
Skeletal anatomy is well covered and well ordered, with
references provided. The appendix, which contains "Muscle
origins, insertions, innervations, blood supplies and
principal actions" is, I believe, one of the books
strongest aspects, and is well set out; easy for
memorisation.
Students will benefit from this book.
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Principles
and Practice of Chiropractic
by Scott Haldeman (Editor)
Hardcover: 641 pages ;
2nd edition (May 4, 1993)
McGraw-Hill/Appleton & Lange; ISBN:
0838563600
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University of California, Irvine. Textbook of the
fundamentals of chiropractic for students, and a
reference for practitioners and health professionals
outside the field. Contains a large section on the
history, philosophy, and sociology of the profession. By
chiropractor/physician author.
About the Author
Scott Haldeman, DC, PhD, MD, DSc (hon), FCCS (C), FRCP (C)
(University of California, Irvine; Los Angeles
Chiropractic College, Whitter, California)
Table of Contents
I. History, Philosophy, and Sociology
1. Spinal Manipulation Before Chiropractic By Robert
Anderson
2. Medical and Social Protest as Part of Hidden American
History By Russell W. Gibbons
3. Origin and Development of Traditional Chiropractic
Philosophy By Gerald Waagen, Virgil Strang
4. Contemporary Chiropractic Philosophy By Reed B.
Phillips, Robert D. Mootz
5. The Sociology of Chiropractic: Future Options and
Directions By Ian Douglas Coulter
II. Physiological and Biomechanical Principles
6. Spinal Anatomy: The Relationship of Structures By
Wolfgang Rauschning
7. Physiology of Nerve Compression By Lars B. Dahlin,
Sten H. Holm, Bjorn L. Rydevik, Goran Lundborg
8. Spinal Reflex Physiology By Akio Sato
9. Clinical Investigations of Reflex Function By Rand S.
Swenson
10. Systemic Effects of Spinal Lesions By Muhammed Shahid
Ilyas Dhami, Kenneth F. DeBoer
11. Biomechanics of the Cervical Spine By Sean P. Moroney
12. Biomechanics of the Lumbar Spine By H. F. Farfan
13. The Neurophysiology of Spinal Pain By Scott Haldeman
14. Pathophysiology of the Intervertebral Disc By Paul B.
Bishop
15. The Pathophysiology of Zygapophyseal Joints By Lynton
G. F. Giles
16. Pathophysiology of the Sacroiliac Joint By J. David
Cassidy, Dale R. Mierau
17. Interaction of Spinal Biomechanics and Physiology By
John J. Triano
III. Spinal Analysis and Diagnostic Methods
18. The History and Physical Examination By Louis
Sportelli, Gary A. Tarola
19. Manual Examination of the Spine By Leonard John Faye,
Michael R. Wiles
20. The Use of Instrumentation and Laboratory Examination
Procedures by the Chiropractor By John J. Triano, Dennis
R. Skogsbergh, Matthew H. Kowalski
21. Spinal X-Rays By Brian A. Howard, Lindsay J. Rowe
22. Advanced Imaging Modalities By Joseph Howe, Stephen M.
Foreman, William V. Glenn, Jr.
23. Spinal Imaging and Spinal Biomechanics By Timothy
Mick, Reed B. Phillips, Alan Breen
IV. Chiropractic Care
24. Effectiveness of Spinal Manipulation and Adjustments
By Gert Bronfort
25. Basic Principles in the Performance of Chiropractic
Adjusting: Historical Review, Classification, and
Objectives By Adrian Grice, Howard Vernon
26. The High-Velocity Thrust Adjustment By Carl S.
Cleveland, III
27. Diversified Technique By Ronald Gitelman, Bruce Fligg
28. Traction and Distraction Techniques By James M. Cox
29. Soft Tissue and Nonforce Techniques By William C.
Meeker
30. Spinal Rehabilitation By Tom Mayer, Peter Polatin
31. Musculoskeletal Complications By Jiri Dvorak, Peter
Kranzlin, Daniel Muhlemann, Beat Walchli
32. Cerebrovascular Complications of Manipulation By
Allan G. J. Terrett, Andries M. Kleynhans
Appendix A. Chiropractic Growth Outside North America By
Christine M. Tamulaitis, Gary A. Auerbach, Kazuyoshi
Takeyachi, Pierre-Louis Gaucher-Peslherbe, Reginald V.
Engelbrecht, Mary Ann Chance
Appendix B. Chiropractic Glossary of Commonly Used Terms
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The Foot and
Ankle: Clinical Applications (A.L. Logan Series in
Chiropractic Technique)
by Alfred L. Logan, Lindsay J. Rowe
Paperback -200 pages ;
(January 1995)
Aspen Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 0834206056
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Textbook for chiropractic students on the manipulation of
the foot and ankle. Two-dimensional line drawings.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Anatomy
* Arches of the Foot * Movements of the Ankle and Foot *
Muscles and Tendons * Pulses of the Foot * Functional
Anatomy * The Foot during Running * Conclusion
Chapter 2 Examination
* History * Observation * Standing Examination *
Posterior Examination * Anterior Examination * Functional
Examination * Supine Examination * Range of Motion
Chapter 3 Muscle Testing
Chapter 4 Imaging
* Imaging Methods * Measurements * Congenital Anomalies
and Variants * Traumatic Disorders *
Vascular Disorders * Infections * Arthritic Disorders *
Neoplastic Disorders * Metabolic Disorders *
Chapter 5 Passive Motion Palpation
The Ankle Joint and Hindfoot * The Talus * The Tarsal
Arch * The Metatarsals * Concluding Remarks
Chapter 6 Adjustive Techniques
* Long Lever Techniques * Short Lever Techniques * The
Ankle * The Foot * Use of an Elevated Chair * Use of an
Impact Tool * Concluding Remarks
Chapter 7 Conditions and Their Treatment
* The Unpliable, Unadaptable Foot * Shortened Triceps
Surae * Heel Pain * Injuries to the Ankle * Tarsal Tunnel
Syndrome (Sinus Tarsi Syndrome) * Pronation (Pes Planus)
* Forefoot Strains and Sprains * Hallux Valgus *
Tendinitis * Compartment Syndromes
Chapter 8 Exercises
* Lordotic Lumbar Syndrome Exercises * Lordosis Exercise
* Sit-Ups * Other Postural Faults *
Short Triceps Surae * Everter Exercise * Inverter
Exercises * Posterior Tibialis * Ankle Stability *
Exercise for Circulation * Loosening the Unpliable,
Unadaptable Foot
Appendix A Organic Problems and the Foot and Ankle *
Fixation-Organ Theory * NVD * Organ-Muscle Relationships
* Methodology * Opinion
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Knee:
Clinical Applications
by Lindsay J. Rowe, Alfred L. Logan
Paperback: 169 pages ;
1st edition (January 15, 1994)
Aspen Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 083420522X
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A.L. Logan Series in Chiropractic Technique. Textbook for
chiropractic students and practitioners on diagnosis and
treatment of knee injuries. Halftone illustrations and
twodimensional line drawings. DNLM: Knee Injuries -
diagnosis.
Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1 ANATOMY
Bony Structures * Menisci * Ligaments * Bursae * Muscle
Attachments * Functional Anatomy
CHAPTER 2 EXAMINATION
History * Observation * Examination Form
CHAPTER 3 MUSCLE TESTING
Grading * Trauma * Specific Muscle Tests * Muscle Balance
* Summary
CHAPTER 4 IMAGING
Imaging Methods * Measurements of the Knee * Congenital
Anomalies and Variants * Traumatic Injuries * Arthritic
Disorders * Neoplasms * Vascular Disorders * Infections *
Metabolic Disorders
CHAPTER 5 ADJUSTIVE TECHNIQUES
Laterally Rotated Tibia on the Femur * Medially Rotated
Tibia on the Femur * Anterior Tibia Fixation on the Femur
* Posterior Tibia Fixation on the Femur * Lateral Tibia
Fixation on the Femur * Medial Tibia Fixation on the
Femur * Posterior Fibula Head Fixation * Superior Fibula
Head Fixation * Anterior Fibula Head Fixation * Inferior
Fibula Head Fixation * Superior Patella Fixation * Medial
Meniscus Entrapment * Lateral Meniscus Entrapment
CHAPTER 6 CONDITIONS AND THERAPY
Chronic Knee Dysfunction Due to Postural Strain * Knee
Dysfunction Due to Organic Problems * Strains *
Tendinitis and Overuse Problems * Bursitis *
Chondromalacia Patella * Osteochondritis Dissecans *
Ligament Damage to the Knee * Meniscus Tears *
Postsurgical Patients
CHAPTER 7 EXERCISES AND STRETCHES
Lordotic Lumbar Syndrome * Gluteus Maximus Muscle *
Lateral Hip Rotator Muscles * Quadriceps Femoris and
Oblique Fibers of the Vastus Medialis * Popliteus Muscle
* Hamstring Muscles * Triceps Sura Muscles * Sartorius
and Gracilis Muscles
CHAPTER 8 CASE HISTORIES
APPENDIX A ORGANIC PROBLEMS AND THE KNEE
Fixation-Organ Theory * Neurovascular Dynamics * Organ-Muscle
Relationships * Methodology * Opinion
APPENDIX B PALPATION
Static Palpation * Motion Palpation * Passive Motion
Palpation
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Low Back
and Pelvis: Clinical Applications
by Chris J. Hutcheson, Joseph W. Howe
Paperback: 188 pages ;
1st edition (January 15, 1997)
Aspen Publishers, Inc.; ISBN: 0834206897
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Clinical manual on the diagnosis and management of
musculoskeletal conditions, for practitioners and
students. Presents the basic science foundation and
clinical applications for spine and pelvis. Line-drawn
illustrations. Softcover. DNLM: Spinal Diseases - therapy.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1-Anatomy
Boney Structures * Muscles * Vascular Anatomy *
Neuroanatomy * Visceral Anatomy * Functional Anatomy *
Conclusion
Chapter 2-Examination
Observation * History * Examination
Chapter 3-Imaging the Low Back
Imaging Methods * Spinography * Anomalies and Normal
Variants * Fractures and Dislocations * Spondylolysis and
Spondylolisthesis * Degenerative Spinal Disease *
Inflammatory Spinal Disease * Deposition Diseases
Involving the Spinal Column * Diseases Causing Osteopenia
in the Lower Spinal Column * Tumors and Tumor-Like
Conditions of Bone * Significant Incidental Findings
Chapter 4-Muscle Testing
Muscle Examination * Conclusion
Chapter 5-Adjustive Techniques
Diversified Technique * Principles of Effective
Adjustment * Conclusion
Chapter 6-Conditions and Treatment
Inflammation and Connective Tissue * Strain/Sprain
Injuries * Lordotic Lumbar Syndrome * Leg Length
Inequality (LLI) * The Unstable Pelvis * Sciatica *
Quadratus Lumborum * Arthritic Lumbosacral Spine * Hip
Conditions
Chapter 7-Exercises
Abdominals * Gluteus Maximus * Gluteus Medius * Lateral
Hip Rotators * Quadratus Lumborum * Transversus Perinei *
Lower Q-L and Coccygeal Fibers of the Gluteus Maximus *
Fifth Segment of the Psoas * Hip and Waist Exercises *
Lordotic Lumbar Exercise
Appendix A-Organic Problems and the Lower Back
Fixation-Organ Theory * Neurovascular Dynamics (NVD) *
Organ-Muscle Relationships * Clinical Proof-Methodology *
Opinion
Appendix B-Physical Therapeutics
Cryotherapy * Heat * Hot/Cold * Heat/Range of Motion *
Electrical Stimulation - Sine Wave * Ultrasound
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