Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 26496
  Title Differentiating chiropractic articular adjustments from manipulation: Part 2 of a series
URL https://www.apcj.net/rome-and-waterhouse-differentiating-the-adjustment/
Journal Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2021 ;1(3):1-16
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Without greater differentiation, the authors contend that it is misleading to consider that all forms of manual therapy should be categorised under the one single term of manipulation. This paper seeks to clarify differences in the forms of manipulation, in particular, the intricacy, erudition and   complex   considerations   of   the   vertebral   adjustment.   The   extent   of   concentrated undergraduate  training  and  depth  of  physiological  recognition  of  the  adjustment  is  portrayed  in order  to  acknowledge  that  adjustments  are  more  complex  by  involving  integrated  elements  of somatosensory   and   somato-autonomic   implications   rather   than   just   physical-   mechanical procedures

Author keywords: Articular adjustment - Vertebral adjustment -  Manipulation - Spinal manipulation - Technique

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