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From Classnotes to the College Bookstore!

From Class Notes ...

Visible posteriority and stacking are both important. If [you] just draw lines and just look at disc spaces, you wouldn't catch it -- so VP and stacking are important.

Visible posteriority is often accompanied by other segments posterior - the resulting appearance is stair-stepping. The most inferior posterior is listed as posterior.

Case History is only as good as the patient remembers, so you can’t rely on that. A 26 year old spine may have a 20 year old lesion. You have to give the patient a spinal age. Therefore, you are going to have 60 year old spines in 20 year olds and 20 year old spines in 60 year olds.

To The College Bookstore!

These pages were typed directly from my class notes to raise money to cover the social expenses of Class 1-87 at Palmer Chiropractic College. They were published and sold through the college bookstore. At graduation they were gifted to the PCC technique department along with a grandfather clock, which sits in the library.

Over the years the notes have been enriched with images, modern fonts, and additional content. As my name fades into obscurity, I remain honored knowing that I have helped educate thousands of chiropractors worldwide!

Browse through these pages to see some exceptional class notes!

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