Myofascial and Fascial-Ligamentous Approaches in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine

Front Cover
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Title Page
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Published by SFIMMS Press
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SFIMMS Founding Members
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Forward
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Contents
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Objectives
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Historical Context
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A. Neuroreflexive Properties
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B. Properties of Connective Tissue: Definition of Terms 
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C. Components of Connective Tissue
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D. Mechanical Behaviour of Connective Tissue
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E. Functional Anatomy of Connective Tissue
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Ten-Step Myofascial Screening Exam
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B. Point of Entry with Tension, Traction, and Twist (POET3)
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C. Proximal and Distal Releases
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1. Thoracolumbar Junction, Patient Prone Using a Direct Stretch Technique
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2. Lower Costal Cage Release, Patient Supine Using an Indirect Technique
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3. Lower Costal Cage Release Treatment, Patient Seated Using an Indirect Technique
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4. Upper Thoracic Treatment, Patient Supine Using an Indirect Technique
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5. Upper Thoracic Release, Patient Supine Using a Direct Technique
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6. Upper Thoracic Release, Patient Supine Using a Direct Stretch Technique
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7. Scapulothoracic Release, Patient Side-Lying Using an Indirect Technique
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8. Scapulothoracic Release, Patient Side-Lying Using a Direct Unwinding Technique
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9. Upper Anterior Costal Cage Release, Patient Supine Using a Direct Pumping Technique
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10. Cervicothoracic Junction Release, Patient Supine Using a Direct Unwinding Technique
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1. Ankle Treatment, Patient Supine Using an Indirect Technique
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2. Knee Treatment Supine Using a Direct Stretch Technique
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3. Single Lower Extremity Release, Patient Supine Using a Direct Unwinding Technique
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1. Treatment of the Finger by Using an Indirect Technique
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2. Single and Double Upper Extremity Treatment, Patient Supine Using a Direct Unwinding Technique
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3. Double Upper Extremity Treatment, Patient Supine Using a Direct Unwinding Technique
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1. Cervicothoracic Twist, Patient Supine Using a Direct Stretching Technique
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2. Lateral Cervical Spine Treatment, Patient Supine Using an Indirect Unwinding Technique
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3. Cervicothoracic Junction, Patient Seated Using an Indirect Technique
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1. Lumbosacral Spine, Patient Prone Using a Direct Unwinding Technique, Direct Pumping Technique, and Direct Stretching Technique
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2. Treatment of the Pelvis, Patient Prone Using a Direct Stretching, Direct Pumping, and Indirect Unwinding Technique
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3. Pelvic Treatment, Patient Supine Using Direct Stretching Technique and a Direct Pumping Technique
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4. Pubic Fascial Release, Patient Supine Using a Direct Stretching Technique
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1. Sacro-abdominal Release, Patient Supine Using an Indirect Technique
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2. Sacrosternal Release, Patient Supine Using a Direct Unwinding Technique
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Multiple Operator Techniques
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LEVEL II
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Objectives
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Patient Assessment
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Ten-Step Myofascial Screening Exam
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C. Proximal and Distal Releases
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Release-Enhancing Maneuvers for Myofascial and Integrated Neuromuscular Release: Based on Osteopathic Approaches Developed by Dr. Robert C. Ward, D.O.
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Cranial Nerve and Proprioceptive Facilitation......Page 58
Cranial Nerve and Proprioceptive Facilitation: Assessment and Treatment
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Cranial Nerves, Craniofacial, and Cervical Muscle Innervations
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Cranial Nerve Facilitation
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Eye Movements
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The Fulcrum: A. General Considerations......Page 69
1. Pelvis
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3. Iliacus
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5. Upper Lumbar; Relation to Psoas Muscle and Sacropelvis 
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7. Sacrosternal Axis
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2. Lower Thorax
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4. Cervical Area
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a. Occipitoatlantal Articulation
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b. Posterior Fossa
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6. Occipitosternal Axis
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Craniofascial Continuity and the Core Envelope
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Dural-Vertebrobasilar Artery Interface
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Brachial Sheath
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Sciatic Sheath
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A. General Considerations
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1. Cervicothoracic Spine
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2. Medial Scapulothoracic Articulation
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3. Anterior and Posterior Axilla (Gateway to the Upper Extremity)
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4. Thoracolumbar Junction and Lower Costal Cage
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5. Clavicular and Glenohumeral Articulations
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6. Wrist, Hand and Finger Articulations
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7. Superior Thoracic Aperture (Exit from the Upper Extremity)
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A. General Considerations
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1. General Considerations
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2. Lower Leg: Valgus (Abduction) Phase
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3. Lower Leg: Varus (Adduction) Phase
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1. Condyloatlantal Articulation
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2. Rib Articulation
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3. Intraosseous Sternal Dysfunction
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1. Anterior Cervical Fascia
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2. Diaphragm
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3. Pelvic Lift
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4. Popliteal Drainage
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Osteopathic Problem Solving Matrix
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Examination of the Adult Patient
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Bibliography
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Course Schedule Level I - Day 1......Page 123
Course Schedule Level I - Day 2
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Course Schedule Level I - Day 3
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Course Schedule Level II - Day 1
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Course Schedule Level II - Day 2
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Course Schedule Level II - Day 3
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