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Upper Cervical Subluxation Complex: A Review of the Chiropractic and Medical Literature
Kirk Eriksen, D.C.

Every chiropractic professional and researcher should read and own a copy of this invaluable resource. It gives readers an enhanced understanding of the upper cervical spine basic science, theoretical science, and published case studies, and provides an intensive yet easy-to-read review of relevant chiropractic, medical, and osteopathic literature. You won’t find much of the information contained in this book anywhere else. It answers the question “why” rather than “how” of upper cervical specific care.
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  • Preface
    Forward
    Sample Chapter
    Appendice C
    Appendice E

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    Reviews of more than 750 research papers, books, and presentations on topics that range from upper cervical anatomy/physiology to clinical analyses of specific treatment modalities
  • Two-part organization — the first half focuses on anatomy and neurophysiology; the second half explores clinical procedures and related issues
  • Broad coverage of the topic of upper cervical subluxation complex
  • Extensive appendices portraying dramatic before and after images of nasium and vertex X-rays/MRIs, postural assessments, functional pelvic distortions, and surface electromyograms and thermograms
  • More than 450 illustrations that reinforce the reading material.
This one of a kind reference is not only provides literature reviews pertinent to chiropractic practice, but it provides you with the data to help you make your own conclusions on upper cervical chiropractic care.
November 2003/504 pages/Approx. 400 illustrations/0-7817-4198-X

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword
Preface
Dedications
Acknowledgments
Reviewed Journals and Texts
How to Read this Text

Chapter 1. Upper Cervical Anatomy/ Biomechanics
Chapter 2. Vertebral Arteries
Chapter 3. Upper Cervical Neurology
Chapter 4. Leg Length Inequality: Functional and Structural Aspects
Chapter 5. Subluxation X-ray Analysis
Chapter 6. Chiropractic Assessments and Instrumentation
Chapter 7. Lower BackPain/Dysfunction
Chapter 8. Subluxation, Headaches and Cervicogenic Vertigo
Chapter 9. Subluxation & Pathophysiology
Chapter 10. Upper Cervical Case Reports

Appendix Introduction
Appendix A - Specific Upper Cervical Adjusting
Appendix B - Nasium and Vertex X-ray Corrections
Appendix C - Lateral Cervical X-ray Corrections
Appendix D - Thoraco-Lumbar Radiographic Corrections
Appendix D - Postural Corrections
Appendix E - Functional Pelvic Disorders Corrections
Appendix F - Surface Electromyographic and Thermogramic Changes

Figure and Table Credits
Lead Author and Presenting Doctor Index
Subject Index

REVIEWS:

Since its inception in 1895, Chiropractic has helped millions of people with numerous health problems. Research of the upper cervical subluxation began in the early days of chiropractic at the B.J. Palmer clinic, although a tremendous amount has been done over the last twenty years in the medical and chiropractic fields. I commend Dr. Kirk Eriksen for investigating, congregating, and compiling this superb text of research pertinent to the subluxation of the upper cervical spine. After reading this text, you will admire Dr. Eriksen for his persistent and untiring devotion to the art, philosophy and science of chiropractic.
Ken Humber, Jr., D.C.
Vice President, Society of Chiropractic Orthospinology

Orthogonal based upper cervical techniques are the direct descendants of the original tenets of Chiropractic. Dr. Eriksen’s timely and thorough presentation of upper cervical research is without peer or comparative. This is an incredible effort that will substantiate our position in the Chiropractic profession.
Robert Goodman, D.C.
Past President, National Upper Cervical Chiropractic Association

Your book, Upper Cervical Subluxation Complex is an excellent asset to our great chiropractic profession. Every chiropractor should read this book.
Roy W. Sweat, D.C., B.C.A.O.
President, Atlas Orthogonality

This is the most comprehensive review of the Upper Cervical Subluxation Complex I’ve seen. It is a must have for Chiropractors, Chiropractic students and researchers. Thank you Dr. Eriksen for the tremendous amount of time and effort you’ve put into compiling this much-needed book.
Karen Feeley, D.C.
Past President, Academy of Upper Cervical Chiropractic Organizations

This book is the first of its kind. It sets a new benchmark for the science of upper cervical subluxation complex. Upper Cervical Subluxation Complex should be a standard textbook in chiropractic colleges as well as other institutions with the responsibility of education on the upper cervical subluxation. I highly recommend this work to anyone serious about understanding the upper cervical subluxation. What has taken Dr. Eriksen years to research, compile and organize can be easily accessed in these pages.
Robert Kessinger
DCFounder, Knee Chest Upper Cervical Specific