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  • Book
    Vinita Agarwal.
    Summary: With an increasing number of individuals living with chronic illness and pain, integrative approaches offering self-management support are needed. This book proposes a multi-layered framework integrating the body/self/environment that cultivates wholeness as an authentic embodied presence in alignment with a reflexive self.

    Contents:
    Intro
    Contents
    Chapter One The Wholeness Project
    Chapter Two A Social Constructionist Epistemology
    Chapter Three The Reflexive Self
    Chapter Four The Embodied Self
    Chapter Five The Discursive Body
    Chapter Six The Material Body
    Chapter Seven Time, Change, and Illness Intrusion
    Chapter Eight Traditional Health Systems
    Chapter Nine Food, Nature, and Body/Self-Integration
    References
    Index
    About the Author
  • Article
    Eisenstein S.
    J Bone Joint Surg Br. 1978 Nov;60-B(4):488-94.
    The lumbar spines of 485 skeletons of adult South African "Whites" and "Blacks" of both sexes were examined to determine the incidence and morphology of defects in the pars interarticularis. The overall incidence was 3.5%, without significant variation between races and sexes. The incidence of lumbar spina bifida in the whole sample was 1.9%, but was 11.8% in those skeletons with spondylolysis. Some instances of unilateral spondylolysis demonstrated obvious callus formation, suggesting a capability for normal repair. It is possible that the defects in bilateral cases represent established non-union of fractures of the pars interarticularis resulting from excessive mobility, and are not due to dysplasia of bone. It is noted, for the first time, that the superior facets of affected vertebrae are abnormally enlarged, and that the inferior facets of the separate neural arch are characteristically elliptical.
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