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This view allows the doctor to study the alignment of the upper cervical spine in a traditional APOM view. In chiropractic, the APOM is viewed from the posterior to the anterior to keep left and right right.
This view allows the doctor to assess the neural canal, the foramen magnum, and the longitudinal direction of the joints on the left and right that are on the bottom of the skull called the occipital condyle.
This view allows the doctor to study the alignment of the upper cervical spine in a traditional APOM view. In chiropractic, the APOM is viewed from the posterior to the anterior to keep left and right.
Observe the articulation of C2-C3. The joint of c-2 has moved forward(arrow) along the c-3 joint below. This image allows the Doctor to measure exactly how the joint is built(angle) and direct a force in the opposite direction of the misalignment to correct it.
This view shows the third cervical joint moving backward (arrow) on the fourth cervical joint. Again, clearly identifying how the joints have misaligned allows the doctor to precisely correct it. Maximizing results for the patient.
This image clearly shows that the c-1 (atlas-arrow) has misaligned to the right and upwards along the joint of the skull above.
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