Index to Chiropractic Literature
Index to Chiropractic Literature
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Journal ID Article Title Author(s)
J Chiropr Educ: Spring 2003(17:1): 60 17396 Increasing the cervical lordosis with CBP seated combined extension-compression and transverse load cervical traction with cervical manipulation: a nonrandomized clinical control trial [presented at the Association of Ciropractic Colleges' tenth annual conference, 2003]
  • Colloca CJ
  • Harrison DD
  • Harrison DE
  • Janik TJ
  • Holland B
  • Betz JJ
  • Haas JW
J Manipulative Physiol Ther: Mar-Apr 2003(26:3): 138-151 16262 Increasing the cervical lordosis with chiropractic biophysics seated combined extension-compression and transverse load cervical traction with cervical manipulation: nonrandomized clinical control trial
  • Colloca CJ
  • Harrison DD
  • Harrison DE
  • Janik TJ
  • Holland B
  • Betz JJ
  • Haas JW
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