Index to Chiropractic Literature
Index to Chiropractic Literature
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Journal ID Article Title Author(s)
Asia-Pac Chiropr J: 2022(2:5): 4 27062 Resolution of severe hypoacusia and first degree tinnitus concomitant with chiropractic care: A case report
  • Marsilla-Alarcon E
  • Postlethwaite R
  • McIvor C
Chiropr & Osteopat: 2006(14:1): Online access only 18 p 18655 Improvement in hearing after chiropractic care: A case series [case report]
  • Di Duro JO
Chiropr J Aust: Mar 2003(33:1): 37 16799 Hearing loss, otalgia and neck pain: A case report on long-term chiropractic care that helped to improve quality of life [letter]
  • Bovine G
Chiropr J Aust: Dec 2002(32:4): 119-130 16786 Hearing loss, otalgia and neck pain: A case report on long-term chiropractic care that helped to improve quality of life
  • Bryner P
  • Cowin R
Chiropr J Aust: Sep 2002(32:3): 112-113 16782 Vertebrogenic hearing deficit, the spine, and spinal manipulation therapy [letter; comment]
  • Terrett A
  • Diduro JO
Chiropr J Aust: Mar 2002(32:1): 14-26 16756 Vertebrogenic hearing deficit, the spine, and spinal manipulation therapy: A search to validate the D.D. Palmer/Harvey Lillard experience
  • Terrett AGJ
Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 124-32 9795 HOW CHIROPRACTORS CAN HANDLE HEARING PROBLEMS
  • Wing T
Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 132-34 9796 NEW SERIES ON OTOLOGY
  • Pulec JL
Dig Chiropr Econ: Sep-Oct 1989(32:2): 124+ 9821 HOW CHIROPRACTORS CAN HANDLE HEARING PROBLEMS. (A CONTINUING SERIES ON ELECTROTHERAPY, 14TH YEAR)
  • Wing T
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