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Treat Your Own Neck
ILC Reference NO 92:55:014
Item sourced from ILC ACT database
Short Description
This book offers a detailed analysis of neck pain, how it is caused, risk factors and a follow up exercise programme. A copy is available for reference at the Independent Living Centre.
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More Details
Discussion on related postures such as those adopted during prolonged sitting, lying, resting and while working in awkward positions or cramped spaces is of practical relevance to everyday activities and offers sensible suggestions on how to remedy these problems. Specific reference is given to the use and application of the McKenzie Cervical Roll.
Additional Comment
Publisher: Spinal Publications
Publication Place: PO Box 3, Waikanae, NZ
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DESMA
Author
Author: Robin McKenzie
Publisher: Spinal Publications
Publication Place: PO Box 3, Waikanae, NZ
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COMFORT DISCOVERED,
MT COLAH , NSW
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