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The effective forces transmitted by high-speed, low-amplitude thoracic manipulation

Herzog et al., 2001

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2973814975811674316
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Herzog W
Kats M
Symons B
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Study Design. Twenty asymptomatic volunteers each received three spinal manipulative treatments to the thoracic spine. The treatments consisted of a straight posterior-to-anterior high-speed, low-amplitude thrust to the transverse process of T3–T10 using a reinforced …
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