Basics and Clinical Applications of Spinal Manipulation

Author: Li Yike
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This is a professional book that provides a clinical anatomy and biomechanics foundation and basis for the development of spinal manipulation and related spinal manipulation techniques. The book primarily introduces spinal clinical anatomy and biomechanics knowledge related to spinal manipulation, with a focus on the history, current status, issues, and countermeasures of spinal manipulation, the various mechanisms or hypotheses of spinal manipulation, clinical anatomy of the spine, the neuroanatomical basis of primary spinal pain, the anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry of the intervertebral disc; the biomechanical foundation of the spine, especially the biomechanical content related to spinal manipulation techniques; the preparation methods of commonly used spinal anatomical specimens, commonly used spinal biomechanical evaluation methods, and experimental instruments and equipment. In addition to collecting recent domestic and international research findings on spinal manipulation, the book also systematically introduces the authors' own research achievements.