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Journal of chiropractic medicine, v.2 no.2, 2003년, pp.60 - 65
Santolin, S.M. (Private Practice of Chiropractic, Joliet, IL)
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Objective: To discuss the case of a patient whose lumbar disc derangement syndrome resolved after treatment that included McKenzie diagnosis and therapy, spinal mobilization, and spinal manipulation. Also, to give an overview of the McKenzie method in general, and more specifically for evaluation an...
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