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Differential Diagnosis and Management for the Chiropractor: Protocols and Algorithms (2nd Edition)
by Thomas A. Souza
from Jones & Bartlett Publishers

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Real Good Book for every chiropractor
  I find it amusing that some doctors get angry when we speak of differential diagnosis in chiropractic. To make it clear chiropractic is a university level program of 5 years (where I come from) with 1000+ hours in diagnostic. This book is an excellent reference for every practicing chiropractor.

  Dr C.C. DC

• Former guy is just a small headed MD who is jealous
  This book is very informative in the diagnosis and treatment of many disorders. True it is written more for the chiropractor but if you look at the title of the book you might have an idea why it is written the way it is. The former reviewer is obvioulsy a MD or someone who does not believe in the chiropractic healing methods. He would rather rely on drugs and making drug companies happy than treating people the right way. I diagnosed my mother with subtrochanteric bursitis through this book. I am in my 8th... more info

• Chiropractic Trash
  This is a core textbook at many chiropractic colleges for differential diagnosis. Many chiropractic students love it because it mixes medical differential diagnosis with chiropractic quackery so the quackery looks legitimate to the uninformed.

  At the surface it appears to be very good, with many algorithms for diagnosing different complaints. However if you look deeper you see that many of the protocols are taken from poor quality non-index medicus research journals, i.e. Topics in Clinical Chiropractic,... more info

• Must buy reference for National Boards
  I used this as a reference for Part II, III, and IV chiropractic national boards. This book lists a condition, tells you a brief summary and lists treatment protocols and what forms of nutrition can be advised in this condition. This is a good reference for the boards because it has certain treament protocols that boards like to ask. However, if you really want a great review for the national boards get the following:
  National Board of Chiropractic Part II Study Guide: Key Review Questions and Answers,... more info

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