PMID: 2486187Aug 1, 1989Paper

Infantile colic treated by chiropractors: a prospective study of 316 cases

Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics
N KlougartJ Jacobsen

Abstract

A prospective, uncontrolled study of 316 infants suffering from infantile colic and selected according to well-defined criteria shows a satisfactory result of spinal manipulative therapy in 94% of the cases. The median age of the infants was 5.7 wk at the beginning of the treatment. The results were evaluated by analysis of a diary continuously kept by the mother and an assessment file comprised by interview. The study was carried out as a multicenter study lasting 3 months and involving 73 chiropractors in 50 clinics. The results occurred within 2 wk and after an average of three treatments.

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