Abstract: . . .  therapy (IV). In conclusion, this PhD project suggests that musculoskeletal dysfunction may be a (contributory) cause . . .
. . .  musculoskeletal dysfunction may be a (contributory) cause of the chest pain in pa- tients referred for CAG because of known . . .
. . .  dysfunction may be a (contributory) cause of the chest pain in pa- tients referred for CAG because of known or suspected . . .
. . .  that manual therapy may be treatment possibility in these patients. The clinical consequences of this project are not . . .
. . .  tients. Finally, the treatment series suggested that patients with a chiropractic diagnosis of CTA might benefit from manual . . .
. . .  pain originating from the musculoskeletal system in patients stable angina pectoris (AP), in this connection named . . .
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