Practice And Applied Therapeutics of Osteopathy
Practice And Applied Therapeutics of Osteopathy
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The lesion was marked muscular contraction at the angle of the jaw on the affected side. Treatment gave im- mediate relief, and the case had almost been cured in "ten treat- ments.
(29) Progressive paralysis in a case, after two' falls causing serious illness. Motion in the lower limbs was lost, blindness ensued, and speech became unintelligible. There was formication in the hands and arms, and extreme pain along the spine, occurring in agonizing paroxysms. Lesions were found as a lateral dis- ...location of the third cervical vertebra, luxation of 7th and 8th 302 PRACTICE OF OSTEOPATHY.
right ribs, and a posterior protrusion of the lumbar vertebrae. One treatment brought the first sleep possible in three days. Under treatment the spinal pain was relieved, vision was restored, and the patient had been practically cured at the time of the report.
(30) Crutch paralysis in a man of sixty-five, causing loss of use of the left hand. A crutch had been used on the left side. The head of the second left rib was found displaced, and the head of the humerus was slightly dislocated anteriorly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lesion was marked muscular contraction at the angle of the jaw on the affected side. Treatment gave im- mediate relief, and the case had almost been cured in "ten treat- ments.
(29) Progressive paralysis in a case, after two' falls causing serious illness. Motion in the lower limbs was lost, blindness ensued, and speech became unintelligible. There was formication in the hands and arms, and extreme pain along the spine, occurring in agonizing paroxysms. Lesions were found as a lateral dis- ...location of the third cervical vertebra, luxation of 7th and 8th 302 PRACTICE OF OSTEOPATHY.
right ribs, and a posterior protrusion of the lumbar vertebrae. One treatment brought the first sleep possible in three days. Under treatment the spinal pain was relieved, vision was restored, and the patient had been practically cured at the time of the report.
(30) Crutch paralysis in a man of sixty-five, causing loss of use of the left hand. A crutch had been used on the left side. The head of the second left rib was found displaced, and the head of the humerus was slightly dislocated anteriorly.
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