User talk:Realberserker
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[edit] Cervical vertebrae
Your edit here is partially accurate/inaccurate.....;-) "Cervical" refers to all seven neck vertebrae, but the greatest danger from manipulation/"adjustment" is indeed in the upper third (especially the first two), although injuries can happen further down. -- Fyslee 19:32, 8 May 2006 (UTC)
