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Analysis of chiropractic utilization and cost
Preliminary findings of analysis of chiropractic utilization and cost in the workers' compensation system of New South Wales, Australia.

Can Herniated Discs Reduce in Size or Resorb?
In the past, it was believed that once a patient acquired a herniated disc, it was permanent. However, recent research with MRI and CT outcome studies has documented that this is fallacy.
A comparison of health care costs for chiropractic and medical patients.
To compare the health care costs of patients who have received chiropractic treatment for common neuromusculoskeletal disorders with those treated solely by medical and osteopathic physicians.
The growing role of chiropractic in health care delivery.
The number of U.S. chiropractors grew by two-thirds between 1978 and 1988, and new data show that more than 5 percent of Americans used chiropractic during a six-quarter period, spending an annual average of $411.
Managing Low Back Pain
Managing Low Back Pain-A Comparison of the Beliefs and Behaviors of Family Physicians and Chiropractors
The Outcomes and Costs of Care for Acute Low Back Pain
The Outcomes and Costs of Care for Acute Low Back Pain among Patients Seen by Primary Care Practitioners, Chiropractors, and Orthopedic Surgeons
The efficacy of chiropractic manipulation for Low-Back pain
The efficacy of chiropractic manipulation for Low-Back pain: blinded review of relevant randomized clinical trials.
Evolution of discopaties, assessment
Assessment of anatomical modification and clinical evolution of discopaties before and after chiropractic treatment
Guidelines on Chiropractic
WHO Develops Guidelines on Chiropractic