A Brief Overview of The Stubborn Low Back & Category II

Buddingh CC, Galinis MRDig Chiro Econ 1980 Jul/Aug; 27(1): 72-3

It has been the experience of the authors that often patients that have failed to respond to general low back manipulation, yet fall clearly out of the realm of the medical scope of practice, have responded very favorably to the Sacro Occipital Technique (SOT) Category II procedures. Therefore, it was the intent of the authors to present a brief report to widen the scope of success of interested chiropractic doctors. Far too often chiropractors report of patients that “just don’t seem to come around”, yet know that the aforementioned people are not candidates for medicine or surgery.

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