Divided into two sections, one dealing with osteopathy theoretically, and the other dealing with the more clinical aspects, this book considers the practical implications of problems associated with spinal curvature. It also offers detailed exploration of assessment of each body region.
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A good book on a difficult topic,
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This review is from: Osteopathic Diagnosis (Paperback)
This book focuses on osteopathy as practiced in Europe, and will be helpfull for students in learning how to assess the patient. It gives clear guidelines on safety, which is of primary importance when dealing with patients. The book gives regional approaches, and focuses less on body unity (which is a difficult subject). The spinal- and pelvic mechaniscs, especially as given by Littlejohn, Fryette, Wernham and Mitchell recieves little attention, which I think is fundamental in approaching the total patient. The book is recommended, and the authors are congratulated for filling in a gap in the osteo-pathic litterature.
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