Handbook of Basic Clinical Manipulation (Clinical Handbook of Psychotropic Drugs)

This is a basic textbook on the philosophy and use of manipulation in general medical practice. The first section introduces manipulation and the basic and physiological and anatomical foundations for manipulation. The second section shows in detail how to use clinical manipulation in regions of the head, neck, thorax, upper extremity, torso, lower extremity, and fascia, and self-help manipulative treatments. Over 250 exceptionally fine drawings of anatomy and treatment procedures illustrate all key anatomical features and manipulation techniques. The book contains black-and-white illustrations. This study on the basic philosophy and understanding of manipulation in the general medical practice sets and integrates it into medical practice. The book is intended for all those persons interested in learning about manipulation in the medical care process.