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Great discussion indeed, thank you Drs. Young and Cox for those postings. On reviewing Dr. Cooperstein's publication, I am reminded of the difficulty of the chiropractic profession's efforts to divest itself of the static "misalignment" concepts, both ...

As a chiropractic student at National College, i remember Joseph Janse traveling to Switzerland to study sacroiliac biomechanics with Fred Ilii, a man who devoted much of his career to the dissection and study of si mechanics. Dr. Janse would share his ...

Great discussion and important to distinguish the clustering of findings for pain provocation versus solely palpatory findings.  Cooperstein has a recent relevant review on the palpation aspect: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4807681/ ...