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Spinal manipulation in a case of sacral fracture: presentation in a chiropractic office

Igor Steiman, Jaroslaw P Grod

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A case is presented involving the successful management of symptoms following a sacral fracture. Treatment was primarily comprised of sacroiliac joint manipulation. The importance of accurate diagnosis, realistic risk/benefit assessment, and appropriate treatment is emphasized in considering contraindications of spinal manipulative therapy.

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A case is presented involving the successful management of symptoms following a sacral fracture. Treatment was primarily comprised of sacroiliac joint manipulation. The importance of accurate diagnosis, realistic risk/benefit assessment, and appropriate treatment is emphasized in considering contraindications of spinal manipulative therapy.

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A case is presented involving the successful management of symptoms following a sacral fracture. Treatment was primarily comprised of sacroiliac joint manipulation. The importance of accurate diagnosis, realistic risk/benefit assessment, and appropriate treatment is emphasized in considering contraindications of spinal manipulative therapy.

Key concepts: Chiropractic, Spinal manipulation, Manual therapy, Sacroiliac joint, Presentation (obstetrics), Sacrum, Medicine, Case presentation

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