PMID: 6538662May 1, 1984Paper

The noncerebrovascular complications of chiropractic manipulation

Neurology
J W Schmidley, T Koch

Abstract

We describe a patient who suffered cervical spine, spinal cord, and nerve root injury as a result of chiropractic spinal manipulation, and we review medical literature concerning the noncerebrovascular complications of spinal manipulation.

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