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摘要
目的回顾和讨论1897年至1907年脊椎指压专业椎体半脱位(CVS)的历史。脊椎指压疗法的第一个理论是由dr . D. Palmer等先驱提出的;他的学生，如a·p·戴维斯、奥克利·史密斯和梭伦·朗沃西;和他的儿子b·j·帕尔默。他们关于CVS的思想为该行业奠定了基础理论。dr . D. Palmer提出了他最初的CVS概念，认为它是椎骨之间的关节脱节造成的压力和对神经的冲击，导致功能过多或过少。帕尔默的学生发展了其他理论。结论从CVS的最初几年开始，就有各种各样的理论、实践和科学依据。这种对早期理论的叙述可以提供对历史文献的见解。
The Chiropractic Vertebral Subluxation Part 2: The Earliest Subluxation Theories From 1902 to 1907
Objective
The purpose of this paper is to review and discuss the history of chiropractic vertebral subluxation (CVS) in the chiropractic profession between the years 1897 and 1907.
Discussion
The first theories in chiropractic were developed by pioneers such as D. D. Palmer; his students, such as A. P. Davis, Oakley Smith, and Solon Langworthy; and his son B. J. Palmer. Their thoughts on CVS established foundational theories for the profession. D. D. Palmer posited his initial concept of CVS as an articular disrelationship between vertebrae causing pressure and impingement on nerves leading to too much or too little function. Palmer’s students developed additional theories.
Conclusion
From the first years of CVS, there was a diversity of theories, practices, and scientific rationale. This account of the early theories may offer insights into the historical literature.
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