CBP structural rehabilitation of the lumbar spine
By: by Deed E. Harrison ...[et al.].
Contributors: Betz, Joseph W.; Harrison, Donald D.; Haas, Jason W.; Meyer, Donald W.; Oakley, Paul A.
Publisher: Harrison CBP Seminars
Published: 2008
Place of publication: [Evanston, Wyo.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 443
Subjects: Lumbar vertebrae -- Wounds and injuries; Lumbar vertebrae -- Traction; Chiropractic Authors; Chiropractic Technique -- Biophysics (CBP); Lordosis -- rehabilitation; Lumbar Vertebrae -- injuries; Lumbar Vertebrae -- physiopathology; Scoliosis; Traction
Other titles: Chiropractic biophysics structural rehabilitation of the lumbar spine
Notes: Contributing authors:  Joseph W. Betz, Donald D. Harrison, Jason W. Haas, Paul A. Oakley, and Donald W. Meyer.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: 1.  Lumbar disorders: role of structural rehabilitation & ergonomics; title: 2.  Posture of the thorax and pelvis: reliability, validity, & analysis; title: 3.  X-ray analysis of ther thoraco-lumbar-spine and pelvis; title: 4.  Anatomical leg length inequality:  eopidemiology, analysis, intervention; title: 5.  Lumbar lordosis:  scientific evidence & clinical relevance synthesis; title: 6.  Mirror Image ® exercise: thoraco-lumbar-pelvic rehabilitation; title: 7.  Dynamic methods of postural & thoraco-lumbar-pelvic correction; title: 8.  History of lumbar traction; title: 9.  CBP Mirror Image ® thoraco-lumbar-pelvic traction; title: 10.  Epidemiology of lumbar scoliosis:  what the clinician needds to know; title: 11. Lumbar scoliosis:  CBP approach to clinical assessment & management; title: 12.  CBP protocol of care & lumbar case studies.