Subject: Collected facts, etc. . . on Radiograph Mensuration
Date: Fri, 22 Aug 1997 02:20:48 -0500
From: "Nicholas Calvino" <entrails@ix.netcom.com>
To: <chirosci-list@silcom.com>, <chiro-news@mail.sonic.net>


> Here are some references:
> 
> Biomechanical Analysis by Chiropractic Radiography:  Part II.  Effects of
> X-Ray Projectional Distortion on Apparent Vertebral Rotation
> Fred Zengel, D.C. And Barry P. Davis, Ph.D. JMPT, 11 (5) pp 380-389,  October 1988
 
> Biomechanical Analysis by Chiropractic Radiography:  Part III.  Lack of
> Effect of Projectional Distortion on Gonstead Vertebral Endplate lines
> Fred Zengel, D.C. And Barry P. Davis, Ph.D. JMPT, 11 (6) pp 469-473, December 1988
 
> The Diagnostic Accuracy of Magnetic Resonance Imaging, work perception,
> and psychosocial factors in identifying symptomatic disc herniations
> Spine, 20 (24), pp 2613-2625, 1995

> Apophyseal Joint Degeneration, Disc Degeneration, and Sagittal Curve of
> the > Cervical Spine:  Can they be Measured Reliably on Radiographs?
> Spine, 22 (8), pp 859-864, 1997

> Inter and Intra-examiner Reliability of the Upper Cervical X-ray Marking
> System:  A Third and Expanded Look Chiropractic Research Journal
 
> A Preliminary Study of Occipital Condyle Asymmetry in Dried Specimens.
> Teesa Febbo, B.A.  Chiropractic Technique, 2 (2), pp 49-52, May 1990
 
> Patient Placement error in rotation and its Affect on the Upper Cervical
> Measuring Chiropractic Research Journal, 3 (2), pp 40-53, 1996
 
> 
> Sincerely,
> Nicholas Calvino
> adjustme@cyberdude.com
> entrails@ix.netcom.com