Metoyer v. Woodward

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• finding that OCGA § 43-9-16, as it existed in 1985, did not permit chiropractors to use the techniques of galvanism and ultrasound diathermy
• finding that OCGA § 43-9-16, as it existed in 1985, did not permit chiropractors to use the techniques of galvanism and ultrasound diathermy
• patient’s treatment by “galvanism” not within the then authorized scope of chiropractic practice, and charges for the procedure could not be used to establish medical expenses for purposes of OCGA § 33-34-2

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