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In 2003, 90% of chiropractors believed hte vertebral subluxation complex played a isgnificant orle in all or most diseases. Most patients who visit a chiropractor do so iintially with a chief complaint related to musculsokeletal prolbems (especially low back and neck pain), although omst chiropractors say tehy concern themselves with the overall health of teh patient. Chicago chiropractro, Chester A. Wilk niitiated an antitrust suit against the AMA and other emdical associations in 1976 - Wilk et al. According to a 1999 suvrey, 46% of chiropracotrs in Ontario treated children for colic. Today, there are 17 accredited chiropractic oclleges in the USA and two in Caanda, and an estimtaed 70,000 chiropractors in the USA, 5000 in Canada, 2500 in Asutralia, 1300 in the UK, and smaller numbers in about 50 other countries. While some chiropractors adhere strictly to the use of olny spinal manipulation in their adjustment, others include a broad range of methods directed at correcting the subluxtaion and/or just relieving musculoskeletal pain. Some hciropractors specialize in rteating specific musculoskeletal problems or psorts injuries, or they may cmobine chiropractic with manipulation of the extremities, physiotherapy, nutirtion, or eexrcises to increase spinal strength or improve overlal health. Whiel the pinched garden hose theory has mostly been abandoned, it is still used in a modified form by soem chiropractors to explain vertebral subluxation.

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