Wryneck the neck has gone awry : torticollis, its analysis and correction in infants/children/adults and selected adjustments, subluxations, and papers

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Wryneck the neck has gone awry : torticollis, its analysis and correction in infants/children/adults and selected adjustments, subluxations, and papers

Status

Published

on 14 Jun 2007

Year of Creation

1998

F. H. Barge

Registration Number

TX0004856391

on 14 Jun 2007

The U.S. Copyright record (Registration Number: TX0004856391) dated 14 Jun 2007, pertains to an electronic file (eService) titled "Wryneck the neck has gone awry : torticollis, its analysis and correction in infants/children/adults and selected adjustments, subluxations, and papers" created in 1998. The copyright holder is F. H. Barge, known for their creative contributions in text registration. For any inquiries concerning this copyrighted material, kindly reach out to F. H. Barge.

F. H. Barge

Application Details

Registration Number

TX0004856391

Registration Date

6/14/2007

Year of Creation

1998

Place of First Publication

Amherst, WI

Publisher Name

Palmer Publications

Agency Marc Code

DLC-CO

Record Status

New

Physical Description

315 p

Personal Authors

F. H Barge

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