Two integrated sections — clinical science first, courtroom application second — designed to be read in sequence and used as a working reference thereafter. Page numbers reference the printed first edition.
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Everything you need to be successful in documenting and explaining injuries from cervical spine personal injury cases.
§ Front Matter
About This Book
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How to Use This Book
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A Note From the Author
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Foreword by Eric N. Stulc, J.D., D.C.
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Introduction
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§ Section I
Clinical Science & Injury Analysis
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§ Section II
Clinical–Legal Application & Testimony
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§ Back Matter
Final Book Summary and Clinical Application
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Appendices
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Appendix A Treatment Frequency and Duration in Whiplash-Associated Disorders
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Appendix B Scientific Admissibility and Reliability Foundation
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Appendix C Whiplash Risk Factor Analysis Tool
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Appendix D Cervical Ligament Stability Model (CLS Model) Illustration Graphic
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Appendix E Daubert Admissibility Memorandum for CLS Model
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Appendix F Legal Standards Applied to Alteration of Motion Segment Integrity (AOMSI)
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Appendix G Qualifications of a DACBR
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Appendix H DACBR compared to MD Radiologist
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Appendix I Resource List for AOMSI and Impairment Ratings