Some Nervous Affections in Which Massage Deserves More Frequent Use
Some Nervous Affections in Which Massage Deserves More Frequent Use
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L. Dieulafe : Bibliog- raphie Anatomique Supplement, 1904, p. 109. ) Nevertheless, the rotation of the sacrum on its horizontal axis through the second sacral ver- Vol. CLXXII, Xo. 13] BOSTON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL 491 tebra and slight displacements or subluxations beyond of this normal arc of motion, which the author does not mention, are quite common, we believe, and demonstrable both to palpation and also in good stereoscopic x-ray plates. We can- not explain relief of nerve root pain,... when the sacroiliac joints are protected by the theory of relief of strain on the ligaments and muscle at- tachment of the low back, nor can we explain thus the quick relief which is often dramatic, which sometimes follows manipulation of the joints, either with or without an anesthetic. Muscle attachment and ligamentous strain from faulty attitude and balance are surely a very common cause of backache, but there will, in our opinion, be left many cases not explainable on this theory alone, and in these we believe that lesions of the sacroiliac joints and strains in which abnormalities of the articular and trans- verse processes of the fifth lumbar are present, will be found not infrequently.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Dieulafe : Bibliog- raphie Anatomique Supplement, 1904, p. 109. ) Nevertheless, the rotation of the sacrum on its horizontal axis through the second sacral ver- Vol. CLXXII, Xo. 13] BOSTON MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL 491 tebra and slight displacements or subluxations beyond of this normal arc of motion, which the author does not mention, are quite common, we believe, and demonstrable both to palpation and also in good stereoscopic x-ray plates. We can- not explain relief of nerve root pain,... when the sacroiliac joints are protected by the theory of relief of strain on the ligaments and muscle at- tachment of the low back, nor can we explain thus the quick relief which is often dramatic, which sometimes follows manipulation of the joints, either with or without an anesthetic. Muscle attachment and ligamentous strain from faulty attitude and balance are surely a very common cause of backache, but there will, in our opinion, be left many cases not explainable on this theory alone, and in these we believe that lesions of the sacroiliac joints and strains in which abnormalities of the articular and trans- verse processes of the fifth lumbar are present, will be found not infrequently.
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