Whether the spinal subluxation can be orthopedically reset is usually divided into the following cases: 1, acute subluxation, spinal subluxation with mild symptoms: it can be reset by one to several times of manipulation; 2, longer course of the disease, cumulative spinal subluxation of repeated injuries: it can be partly reset by a longer period of manipulative treatment; 3, acute injuries on the basis of long repeated injuries of cumulative spinal subluxation: it is advocated to reset the spinal subluxation by manipulation; 4, old age and subluxation of a long time, with no clinical symptoms: it is generally not advocated that it should be completely reset.