Literature
Textbooks such as Eriksen's "Upper Cervical Subluxation Complex" argue for the technique on the basis of empirical evidence in private practice and a review of associated concepts in published literature.
A systematic literature review in 2001 found upper cervical techniques to be in the least effective group of treatments for low back pain among several chiropractic techniques reviewed.
Read more about this topic: Upper Cervical Specific Chiropractic
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