整脊三步定位诊断法（Three step positioning diagnostic method for spine）.doc

整脊三步定位诊断法（Three step positioning diagnostic method for spine） Download the chiropractic video! Three step localization diagnosis Because of the current clinical and radiological diagnosis, there is no standard for the diagnosis of dislocation of the vertebral joint. When the clinical manifestations and signs are inconsistent with the imaging diagnosis, it is easy to have missed diagnosis or misdiagnosis. To make the spine and related diseases more accurate and timely prevention and diagnosis and treatment, Wei Zheng and dragon layer flower teacher summed up the three step localization diagnosis of vertebral disease in the last century, 60s. See the spine disease therapeutics edition edited by the chief executive of dragon tree. The first step: nerve location diagnosis, ask for medical history and symptoms When asked about medical history, in addition to gender, age, occupation, we should focus on the following: detailed inquiry about the history of trauma, from childhood to date, including the history of trauma in adolescence, children patients should know whether or not they have birth injuries. The head, neck, back, waist, hip trauma, often not immediately symptoms, especially in chronic strain, especially because of trauma history in the first admission is easy to ignore. Paying attention to the history of trauma is of great importance to the formulation of treatment plans. Occupation, position, life factors of chronic strain; ask the spinal symptoms and visceral symptoms may be linked, the onset is sudden or gradual onset of sudden onset, who have many causes, understand the predisposing factors, to prevent recurrence. Have the whole spine view, ask the process time of the symptoms and has appeared in various parts of various symptoms, spinal biomechanical imbalance in the occurrence and development process, between the sections of the spine and the onset of symptoms and the primary and secondary order of priority. Ask about the nature of the pain, which is sore