| straight c. |
the practice of chiropractic in strict accordance with the principles of its founder, D.D. Palmer, without additions made by later practitioners. The original definition of subluxation (q.v.) as a vertebral displacement is adhered to, and chiropractic is considered to be non-therapeutic, its purpose being solely to contribute to health by the correction of vertebral subluxations.
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| straight collecting t. |
tubulus colligens rectus.
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| straight e. |
one in which the shank continues in a straight line with the handle.
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| straight g. |
g. rectus.
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| straight h. of rectus femoris muscle |
caput rectum musculi recti femoris.
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