The Subluxation Complex • Faye
THE SUBLUXATION COMPLEX

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    Each iteration of technique, research, and theory led to more complex ways to detect, correct, and study the CVS. In the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, this complexity grew to such a degree that terms such as subluxation complex, chiropractic vertebral subluxation, vertebral subluxation complex, and subluxation syndrome were developed.22,157-159 Some have suggested that this complexity points to irrelevance for the term.2

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    Papers by Kent, Boone, and Dobson lack reference to Faye’s earliest edition of his manual from 1980.5,9,275 Faye originated the VSC.114 Kent referred to Faye’s 1983 edition and assumed that Flesia’s 1982 description of the model predated Faye.9

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    The art of marrying the biomechanical, neurobiological, pathological, musculoskeletal, inflammatory and stress related research into a uniquely chiropractic paradigm was a challenge to say the least.47 Faye’s model included muscle changes like spasms, hypertrophy, atrophy, and degeneration along with inflammatory responses based on Selye’s stress syndrome.42 He wrote:

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    The VSC model was comprised of 5 components: biomechanical, neurologic, muscular, inflammatory, and the stress response. Faye was inspired to make these differentiations after reading an ACA sponsored article in the 1960s.111 This may have been the DACBR definition or an early report of the new ACA definition.

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