Cure spinal bone injuries with manual therapy

Author: Cao Yuwen (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Injuries of the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral vertebrae that occur in acute and chronic spinal injuries, as well as the difficult and severe conditions they cause in limbs and joint injuries, are common and frequently occurring diseases that harm human health. Clinically, whether from the perspective of basic research in orthopedics or clinical diagnosis and treatment, they remain a major challenge in medicine. The authors of this book have compiled it based on their years of experience and insights, providing valuable guidance for the clinical treatment of difficult spinal and orthopedic conditions. The book is divided into three parts. Part 1, Chapters 1–4, covers applied anatomy of the spine, examination of spinal injuries, manual correction methods, and auxiliary treatment methods using traditional Chinese medicine. Part 2, Chapters 5–21, focuses on the rescue and clinical diagnosis and treatment of spinal injuries, along with detailed case studies of typical medical cases. Part 3, Chapters 22–24, discusses limb and joint injuries, case studies, and prevention, elaborating on clinical experience and lessons learned. The case studies include pre- and post-treatment X-ray images for reference in clinical practice. The book is rich in detailed information and specific correction techniques, making it a unique clinical orthopedics that serves as a valuable reference for grassroots orthopedic doctors.