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- The neck pain handbook : your guide to understanding and treating neck pain / by Cooper, Grant(Physiatrist)(CARDINAL)477211; Visco, Alex,1970-(CARDINAL)495786;
Getting to know your neck. Neck pain : a new epidemic ; Learn to appreciate your neck ; When good necks go bad -- Taking care of your neck. Posture and the neck-friendly workplace ; Do it yourself : simple and effective exercises for your neck ; When home exercise isn't enough : time to see the doctor! ; Prescriptions for conservative care -- Medical solutions. Advanced imaging studies and trigger point injections ; Medications for neck pain ; X-ray-guided injections and surgery -- Alternative and complementary solutions. Supplements ; Acupuncture and manual manipulation ; Meditation ; Concluding thoughts : putting it all together.- Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Neck pain; Neck pain;
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- Hellbound [videorecording] : Hellraiser II / by Barker, Clive,1952-(CARDINAL)753871; Cranham, Kenneth,1944-; Figg, Christopher,1957-; Higgins, Clare,1955-; Laurence, Ashley.; Randel, Tony,1956-; Cinemarque Entertainment (Firm); Film Futures (Firm); Image Entertainment (Firm)(CARDINAL)328010; New World Pictures (Firm)(CARDINAL)784576;
Producer, Christopher Figg ; director, Tony Randel.Clare Higgins, Ashley Laurence, Ken Cranham.After having her father and stepmother killed by the Cenobites, Kirsty Cotton is sent to a psychiatric hospital, where a psychiatrist ressurects her evil stepmother and calls forth legions of Cenobites.MPAA rating: Not ratedDVD ; widescreen (1.78:1) presentation; Dolby Digital 5.1 surround, NTSC.- Subjects: Feature films.; Fiction films.; Film adaptations.; Horror films.; Children of murder victims; Good and evil; Physiatrists; Psychotherapy patients;
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- You can heal yourself : a guide to physical and emotional recovery after injury or illness / by Silver, J. K.(Julie K.),1965-(CARDINAL)654910;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 243-247) and index."When people are seriously ill or injured, they receive immediate and often life-sustaining treatment. Then at some point they are usually left to their own devices to "finish" healing. At the time that patients are discharged from treatment or their doctors tell them, "I don't have anything else I can offer you," they are often shifted into a zone where they are better than at their sickest point, but not as healthy as they once were. This zone, between illness and good health, is where rehabilitation specialists focus. Dr. Silver calls this area of medicine, where physiatrists work, The Healing Zone. This is the place where doctors are most concerned with physical and emotional healing after an injury or illness. Our bodies are amazing in their capacity to heal, however, people can be taught how to heal faster, better, and stronger, both physically and emotionally. You Can Heal Yourself offers the strategies needed to achieve optimal healing"--- Subjects: Healing; Medical rehabilitation; Medicine, Physical;
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