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Оглавление - The Principles and Methods of Osteopathy
Part 1. Biomechanical Methods
- Preface
- Chapter 1 Osteopathic Activity
- Health and somatic dysfunction
- Global movement of the whole
- Summary
- Review questions
- Literature
- Chapter 2. The Principles of Osteopathy
- Man is a part of nature (the biosphere)
- Man is a dynamic functionally integrated system
- The human body is a self-regulating system
- Unity of function and structure
- Movement is one of the fundamental manifestations of life
- Primary (cellular) respiration is the basis of vital activity
- Benevolent care of a person, focused on health, is the basis of effective therapy
- System Controls
- Anatomy in Osteopathy
- Multiplicity
- Interconnection of movements
- Synchronization, coherence and interference
- Summary
- Review questions
- Literature
- Chapter 3. Biomechanical method
- General Provisions of Biomechanical Method of Osteopathy
- Basics of manual diagnosis in the biomechanical method of osteopathy
- Motion diagnostics
- Choice directivity
- Responsibility directivity
- External therapeutic force
- System integrity
- Hierarchy of interaction with the body
- Synchronization of processes
- Multiplicity
- Interconnection of movements
- Actual interactions
- Barriers
- Motion function
- Types of movements: arbitrary and involuntary
- Mobility and Motility
- Synchronization of oscillations
- Axes and planes in biomechanics
- The concept of “a barrier” in osteopathy
- Functional techniques
- Summary
- Review questions
- Literature
- Chapter 4 BLT Technique
- History of development
- Connective tissue
- General Fascial Diagnosis
- Fascia
- Histology of connective tissue
- Extracellular matrix. Properties and Functions
- The reasons for removing the tissues from balance
- Deformation in the process of adaptation
- Formation of adaptation to mechanical trauma
- Summary
- Review questions
- Literature
- Reviewers
- TEACHING AND METHODICAL MANUAL ON OSTEOPATHY
- I. A. Aptekar