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Understanding the Viscero-Somatic Reflex: Insights from Schweigert's Critical Review
The connection between internal organs and the musculoskeletal system has intrigued healthcare professionals for decades. One key concept in this area is the viscero-somatic reflex, a phenomenon where dysfunction or irritation in an internal organ causes a reflexive response in the muscles or skin. In 1997, C. Schweigert conducted a critical review of the literature on this reflex, providing valuable insights that continue to influence clinical understanding today. This post
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Effective Conservative Treatments for Lower Lumbar Disc Herniation Insights from AECC Research
Lower lumbar disc herniation is a common cause of back pain and disability, affecting many people worldwide. Finding effective treatments that avoid surgery is a priority for patients and healthcare providers alike. Research conducted at the Anglo-European College of Chiropractic (AECC) by Schotte M in 1997 offers valuable insights into conservative treatment approaches and their outcomes for this condition. Understanding Lower Lumbar Disc Herniation A herniated disc in the l
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Understanding Sacroiliac Joint Syndrome Insights from a Clinical Audit
Sacroiliac joint syndrome (SIJS) is a common but often overlooked cause of lower back pain. Despite its prevalence, diagnosing this condition remains a challenge for many healthcare providers. A clinical audit conducted by Sanders B in 1997 at the AECC and a private chiropractic clinic sheds light on the diagnostic procedures used for SIJS and highlights areas for improvement. This post explores key findings from that audit and offers practical insights for patients and pract
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