Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 204
  Title Perspectives: An overview of comparative considerations of cerebrovascular accidents
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Journal Chiropr J Aust. 1999 Sep;29(3):87-102
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Abstract/Notes This paper seeks to contrast reports concerning major adverse side effects, viz. cerebrovascular accidents (CVAs) attributed to cervical spine manipulation, within a broad perspective of medical procedures. It also seeks to correlate the incidence rates of other adverse events and medical procedures with the general incidence rate of CVAS. On analysis, an accurate position would indicate that cervical spinal manipulation is one of the more conservative, least invasive and safest of procedures in the provision of human health care services. The paper also alludes to the political connotations on the subject.

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