The Human Spine: An Analysis of the Comparative Merits of the Gypsum Jacket and Compound Adjustable Supports in the Physical Treatment of Spinal Irritation, Carries, Curvature (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
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Second. There must be some actual lifting force brought to bear upon the depressed abdominal viscera and the settling upper trunk, so as to assist the inad equate abdominal and Spinal muscles in lengthening the shortened face, and shortening the elongated dor sum of the Spine.
T nira'. There must be no depressing influence left upon the abdominal and pelvic viscera, or upon the circulating communications of the extremities; and no compression of the first digestive organs, nor any restriction on the freest movements of the ribs, lungs, or heart.
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