subluxation

IPA: sʌbɫʌksˈeɪʃʌn

noun

  • (pathology) A partial dislocation.
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Examples of "subluxation" in Sentences

  • Palpatory diagnosis of subluxation.
  • Regrading the vertebral subluxation.
  • A subluxation is a partial dislocation.
  • Only the DCs will call it a subluxation.
  • Science and politics and the subluxation.
  • Vertebral subluxation is a scientific theory.
  • Now they are separated into this one and subluxation.
  • Subluxation is not an acceptable diagnosis in clinic.
  • This is discussed in the vertebral subluxation section.
  • Partial dislocation of the shoulder is referred to as subluxation.
  • Common deformities such as hip subluxation, foot deformities and in-toeing may also be reduced.
  • I would love for people to know the word subluxation and think of it as heart disease because it's just as damaging. "
  • The hip muscles (hip adductors) also may need to be released to treat problems with walking or hip subluxation or both.
  • If a chiropractor says that a subluxation is the cause of your problem, then you should be able to gauge the steady, systematic decline of a subluxation.
  • A better running game should ease the burden Rodgers carried last season when he gutted out seven games with a painful subluxation of his throwing shoulder.
  • "subluxation" for other conditions, especially for non-musculoskeletal conditions or "health maintenance," they are employing a non-scientific belief system that is no longer viable.
  • Most chiropractors relinquished whatever ethical integrity they might have had when they bought into the "subluxation" myth, and the field as a whole has a fine tradition of "practice building."
  • When they do "chiropractic adjustments" to correct a "subluxation" for other conditions, especially for non-musculoskeletal conditions or "health maintenance," they are employing a non-scientific belief system that is no longer viable.
  • Labral tears typically are the result of some underlying traumatic event such as hip subluxation or dislocation in contact athletes, or due to underlying bony abnormalities in which a "out-of-round" femoral head ( "cam lesion") or over-covered socket ( "rim lesion") pinch and damage the labrum when the hip is certain positions during athletic activities.

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