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Motility in osteopathy : from embryology to clinical practice /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Autores principales: | , |
| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés Francés |
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Pencaitland, East Lothian, Scotland :
Handspring Publishing Limited,
2017.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Theoretical Considerations
- Field of practice and basic osteopathic principles
- The organism's energetic functions
- Embryological motility model
- The Sutherland model
- Other osteopathic works based on the theory of embryology
- Types of pain caused by motility losses
- Considerations for palpatory learning
- References
- ch. 2 Embryology-Based Motility
- Flexion and extension dysfunctions: definitions
- Types of motility dysfunction
- Evaluation of motility dysfunctions
- Normalization of motility dysfunctions
- ch. 3 Thoracic and Caudal Plications
- Embryological generalities
- Motility movements and tests for thoracic and caudal plications
- Motility dysfunctions of thoracic and caudal plications
- Normalization of thoracic and caudal plications
- Motility movement and test of lateral plications
- Motility dysfunction of lateral plications
- Normalization of the lateral plications
- Note continued: Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- ch. 4 Nervous System
- Embryological generalities
- First neural tube fold
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Third neural tube fold
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Osteopathic considerations for combined first- and third-fold work
- Parasympathetic component of the first fold: lateral expansion
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Tentorium cerebelli
- Cranial nerve nuclei and cerebellum
- Cranial nerve nuclei
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Cerebellum
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Note continued: Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Medulla oblongata, spinal cord, neural crest, and ganglia
- General embryological movement of the spinal cord
- Spinal cord
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Medulla oblongata
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Neural crest and ganglia
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Nerve plexuses
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Central nervous system: cerebral hemispheres
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Further considerations
- References
- ch. 5 Psychoneuroimmune-Endocrine System
- Note continued: Endocrine System
- Hypophysis
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Pineal gland (epiphysis cerebri)
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Thyroid
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Immune system
- Thymus
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Spleen
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- References
- ch. 6 Cardiopulmonary System
- Embryological generalities
- Heart, and serous and fibrous pericardia
- Embryological movement
- Note continued: Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Pulmonary system
- Embryological movement
- Lungs
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Pleurae
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- ch. 7 Digestive System
- Embryological generalities
- Neurological regulation of the intestinal tract
- Segmental vertebral/costal level
- Links with the cranial base and the jugular foramen
- Links with the sacrum
- Walls of the viscera and organs
- Esophagus
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Stomach
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Note continued: Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Liver
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Duodenum
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Gallbladder, upper and lower bile ducts, and exocrine pancreas
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Endocrine pancreas
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Small intestine
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Note continued: Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Colon
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- References
- ch. 8 Urogenital System
- Embryological generalities
- Urology
- Kidney
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement of the definitive kidney and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Motility movement of the first and second kidneys and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Bladder
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Ureters
- Genital organs
- Embryological generalities
- Uterus
- Embryological movement
- Note continued: Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Links with traditional Chinese medicine
- Osteopathic considerations
- Gonads: ovaries and testicles
- Embryological movement
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Prostate
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Osteopathic considerations
- References
- ch. 9 Musculoskeletal System
- Embryological generalities
- Vertebral column and ribs
- Limbs
- General vertebral column, notochord, and vertebral segments
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Ribs
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Upper limb
- Motility movement and test
- Motility dysfunctions
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Lower limb
- Motility movement and test
- Note continued: Motility dysfunction
- Normalization
- Osteopathic considerations
- Cranial bones
- References
- ch. 10 Clinical Intervention Protocol for the Motility Model
- The first three steps of the protocol
- Reasons for consultation: musculoskeletal system
- Reasons for consultation: visceral sphere
- Reasons for consultation: cranial field.