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Joint Out Of Place Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is a joint out of place?

A joint out of place is a subluxation, or slight dislocation, of one of the ribs where they attach to the spine. This means that the rib head is slightly disjointed caused by a sprain of the ligaments that surround these joints.

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