Increasing the cervical lordosis in paediatrics: A Chiropractic Biophysics case series
Abstract: This case series describes the increase in cervical lordosis and resolution of symptoms in two pediatric males, aged 5 and 6-years of age. Both patients presented with neck symptoms and cervical hypolordosis. Both patients were treated using Chiropractic Biophysics technique including full-spine spinal manipulative therapy, mirror image drop-table adjustments with daily home cervical extension traction on the pediatric cervical Denneroll orthotic. Both received 18 treatments over 6.5- and 7.5-weeks, respectively. Both patients attained relief of symptoms and had a significant increase in cervical lordosis.
Indexing Terms: pediatrics; cervical lordosis; cervical spine.
Cite: Norton TC, Oakley PA, Harrison DE. Increasing the cervical lordosis in paediatrics: A Chiropractic Biophysics case series. Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2020;1.2:online only. URL https://apcj.rocketsparkau.com/paediatric-cervical- lordosis-and-cbp-outcomes/
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