Titlebook: Handbook of Osteopathic Technique; Laurie Hartman Book 1997Latest edition Laurie S. Hartman 1997 chiropractic medicine.medicine.osteopathy

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手勢

Somatic Dysfunction,nization International classification of diseases. When the original definition of an osteopathic lesion was coined by Andrew Taylor Still the concept of the possibility of a dysfunction in the musculo-skeletal system without the presence of disease was revolutionary. It has taken many years for the

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Diagnosis,sment. In conventional medicine, diagnosis relates to the discovery of disease and this leads automatically to a choice of treatment methods. The approach to treatment will vary slightly according to the knowledge, philosophy and system of the practitioner, but will usually fit in with established g

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Classification of Osteopathic Techniques,tissue, articulation and thrust. While these were useful, they were limited and caused some problems. They were restricted in terms of dialogue between practitioners, or in ability to communicate the exact purpose of the technique being performed. Various attempts were made to reclassify the differe

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矛盾心理

Modifying Factors in Technique, feet, the bend of the knees, the size of the racquet and the twist of the wrist are modifying factors. They will be determining the success or failure of the stroke. If the player directs his feet across the direction of the ball trajectory rather than in the same direction, the stroke will have mo

關心

Operator Posture and Stance,s of weight distribution consistent with the ability to transmit forces in the best way for each technique. The term . relates more to the position of the operator in relation to the table, and the proximity to the patient. Although the two are to some extent interdependent, there are differences. F

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dissent