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Tang J et al. - Tuina plus traction was applied to 40 teenagers with cervical distortion once every other day, and 10 days make up 1 treatment course. The therapeutic effect was evaluated after 2 courses. Tuina plus traction works effectively for abnormal cervical physiological curve in teenagers.

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