Orthopaedic Testing A Rational Approach to Diagnosis

By:

Janet A. Gerard

Contributor(s):

Steven L. Kleinfield

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London Churchill Livingstone, 1993 Original from the University of Michigan Digitized 14 Aug 2008 Edition: illustratedDescription: 667 pagesISBN:

0443088764
9780443088766

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

617.30028 GER

Summary: A comprehensive text/atlas covering orthopaedic tests used in chiropractic practice. It is particularly valuable for correctly diagnosing patients whose symptoms do not fit into the classic mold. For each test presented, the text covers the reasons to perform the test, how to perform it, how to interpret the results, and which follow-up tests to perform for differential diagnosis.

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A comprehensive text/atlas covering orthopaedic tests used in chiropractic practice. It is particularly valuable for correctly diagnosing patients whose symptoms do not fit into the classic mold. For each test presented, the text covers the reasons to perform the test, how to perform it, how to interpret the results, and which follow-up tests to perform for differential diagnosis.

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