Visceral Manipulation in Osteopathy

Front cover......Page 1
Back cover......Page 2
Dedication......Page 4
Cover page......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Foreward to the English Edition......Page 7
Foreward to the 3rd German Edition......Page 8
Preface......Page 9
Introduction......Page 10
Contents......Page 12
I. FOUNDATIONS AND TECHNIQUES......Page 19
Visceral Joint......Page 21
Disturbed Mobility......Page 22
Inspection......Page 23
Inspection and Palpation Results......Page 24
"Leg Pull"......Page 27
Local Listening Test......Page 28
Rebound Test According to Barral......Page 29
General Treatment Principles and Possibilities in Visceral Treatment......Page 30
Treatment of Motility According to Barral......Page 31
Principles of the Technique for Expiratory Dysfunction......Page 33
Fascial Induction Test......Page 34
Objective......Page 36
Vegetative Harmonization......Page 37
Rib-Raise Technique......Page 38
Treatment of the Ischiorectal Fossa......Page 39
Mediastinum Mobilization According to Barral......Page 40
Intraosseous Technique on the Sacrum......Page 41
Oscillations on the Sternum......Page 42
Grand Maneuver......Page 43
Stretching the Hepatoduodenal Ligament......Page 44
Mobilization of the Lower Ribs in Translation......Page 45
Significance of the Reflex Points......Page 46
II. OSTEOPATHY OF THE INDIVIDUAL ORGANS......Page 49
Topographic Relationships......Page 51
Circulation......Page 52
Movement Physiology According to Barral......Page 53
Icterus......Page 54
Chronic Hepatitis......Page 55
Portal Hypertension......Page 56
Indications for Osteopathic Treatment......Page 57
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 58
In the Frontal Plane According to Barral......Page 59
In the Frontal Plane Above the Ribs According to Barral......Page 60
In the Sagittal Plane Above the Ribs According to Barral......Page 61
In the Frontal Plane with Long Leg Lever According to Barral......Page 62
Oscillations on the Liver......Page 63
Global Technique......Page 64
Reflex Point Treatment According to Chapman......Page 65
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 66
Location......Page 67
Movement Physiology According to Barral......Page 68
Composition of Bile in the Gallbladder......Page 69
Atypical Symptoms......Page 70
Treatment of the Sphincter of Oddi (Major Duodenal Papilla) According to Barral......Page 71
Smoothing Out and Stretching the Bilary Tract According to Barral......Page 72
De-spasming the Gallbladder According to Barral......Page 73
Test and Treatment of Motility in the Common Bile Duct According to Barral......Page 74
Reflex Point Treatment According to Chapman......Page 75
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 76
Circulation......Page 77
Attachments/Suspensions......Page 78
Movement Physiology According to Barral......Page 80
Regulating the Secretion of Gastric Juice......Page 81
Hormones......Page 82
Hiatus Hernia......Page 83
Stomach Cancer......Page 84
Contraindications for Osteopathic Treatment......Page 85
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 86
In the Frontal Plane According to Barral......Page 87
In the Sagittal Plane According to Barral......Page 88
In the Frontal Plane with Long Arm Lever According to Barral......Page 89
Oscillations on the Stomach......Page 90
Pylorus Treatment According to Barral......Page 91
Test for Deterioration of Hiatus Hernia According to Barral......Page 92
Treatment of Hiatus Hernia in the Seated Position According to Barral......Page 93
Mobilization of the Gastroesophageal Junction via the Liver According to Barral......Page 94
Test and Treatment of Stomach Motility According to Barral......Page 95
Reflex Point Treatment According to Chapman......Page 96
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 97
Location......Page 98
Topographic Relationships......Page 99
Physiology......Page 100
Treatment of the Sphincter of Oddi (Major Duodenal Papilla) According to Barral......Page 101
Mobilization of the Superior Part in the Seated Position via the Liver According to Barral......Page 102
Treating the Angle Between the Superior Part and the Descending Part in Supine Position......Page 103
Circulatory Techniques According to Kuchera......Page 104
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 105
Circulation......Page 106
Splenomegaly......Page 107
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 108
Test and Stretch of the Phrenicocolic Ligament......Page 109
Spleen Pump......Page 110
Fascial Treatment According to Finet and Williame......Page 111
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 112
Topographic Relationships......Page 113
Insulin......Page 114
Chronic Pancreatitis......Page 115
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 116
Test and Treatment of Pancreatic Motiligy According to Barral......Page 118
Reflex Point Treatment According to Chapman......Page 119
Recommendations for the Patients......Page 120
Location......Page 121
Circulation......Page 122
Typical Dysfunctions......Page 123
Test and Treatment of Mobility According to Barral......Page 124
Local Listening Test......Page 125
General Relief Technique According to Barral......Page 126
Mobilization of the Caudal Peritoneum According to Rousse......Page 127
Topographic Relationships......Page 128
Microscopic Wall Structure......Page 129
Digestion of Carbohydrates......Page 130
Digestions of Proteins......Page 131
Indications for Osteopathic Treatment......Page 132
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 133
Test for Ptosis of the Small Intestine in the Seated or Standing Position According to Barral......Page 134
General Relief Technique of the Peritoneum and Intestingal Loops in the Supine Position According to Barral......Page 135
Treatment of Intestinal Ptosis......Page 136
Test and Treatment of Motility According to Barral......Page 137
Fascial Treatment According to Finet and Williame......Page 138
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 139
Location......Page 140
Topographical Relationships......Page 141
Circulation......Page 142
Ulcerative Colitis......Page 144
Atypical Symptoms......Page 145
Mobilization of the Cecum According to Barral......Page 146
Mobilization of the Sigmoid Colon According to Barral......Page 148
Treatment of the Sigmoid Mesocolon......Page 149
Combined Treatment of the Sigmoid with Leg Lever According to Barral......Page 150
Lengthwise Stretch of the Ascending Colon According to Barral......Page 151
Test and Treatment of the Colic Flexures According to Barral......Page 152
Mobilization of the Flexures in the Sagittal Plane According to Barral......Page 153
Fascial Treatment According to Finet and Williame......Page 154
Circulatory Treatment According to Kucera......Page 155
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 156
Location......Page 157
Circulation......Page 158
Nephrotic Syndrome......Page 159
Typical Dysfunctions......Page 160
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 161
Palpation of the Kidney According to Barral......Page 162
Mobilization of the Kidney......Page 163
Treatment of Grynfeltt Triangle According to Barral......Page 165
Circulatory Treatment According to Kuchera......Page 166
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 167
Topographical Relationships......Page 168
Attachments/Suspensions......Page 170
Location......Page 171
Attachments/Suspensions......Page 172
Cystitis......Page 173
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 174
Test and Treatment of Bladder Mobility Cranially in the Supine Position According to Barral......Page 176
Mobilization Cranially in the Seated Position According to Barral......Page 177
Combined Technique for the Median Umbilical Ligament, Medial Umbilical Ligament, and Pubovesical Ligament in the Supine Position According to Barral......Page 178
Ureter Mobilization via the Peritoneum......Page 179
Test and Treatment of Motility......Page 180
Reflex Point Treatment According to Chapman......Page 181
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 182
Circulation......Page 183
Circulation......Page 184
Hormones of the Ovaries......Page 185
Menopause......Page 186
Salphingitis/Oophoritis......Page 187
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 188
Test and Treatment of the Fundus of the Uterus According to Barral......Page 189
Combined Mobilization of the Uterus with Leg Lever in the Supine Position According to Barral......Page 190
Test and Treatment of Motility According to Barral......Page 191
Reflex Point Treatment According to Chapman......Page 192
Recommendations for the Patient......Page 193
Location......Page 194
Attachments/Suspensions......Page 195
Location......Page 196
Circulation......Page 198
Anatomy of the Mediastinum......Page 199
Systole......Page 201
Physiology of the Lung......Page 202
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease......Page 203
Indications for Osteopathic Treatment......Page 204
Notes for Clinical Application......Page 205
Test and Treatment of the Ligaments of the Coracoid Process According to Barral......Page 206
Compression and Decompression of the Clavicle Along the Longitudinal Axis According to Barral......Page 207
Fascial Mobilization of the Clavicle......Page 208
Compression and Decompression of the Sternum According to Barral......Page 209
Mobilization of the Corpoxiphoid Juntion of the Sternum......Page 210
Sternal Lift According to Barral......Page 211
Mobilization of the Transversus Thoracis According to Barral......Page 212
Mobilization of the Greater Supraclavicular Fossa......Page 213
Mobilization of the Mediastinum According to Barral......Page 214
Fascial Mobilization on Top of the Coronary Arteries......Page 215
Reflex Point Treatment According to Chapman......Page 216
The Five Exercises According to Fulford......Page 217
BIBLIOGRAPHY......Page 218
INDEX......Page 219