Trauma: An Osteopathic Approach

Trauma: An Osteopathic ApproachThis well researched, richly illustrated book begins with an overview of the biomechanics of trauma. The authors demonstrate how an osteopathic based mechanical approach to trauma can be applied to the entire body, with a special focus on the phenomenon of whiplash. From here they move on to a functional anatomical approach, focusing on the skull and other aspects of the central nervous system, as well as the structures that surround and protect it.

practical examples

—Journal of the American Osteopathic Association

This book reads like that class you wish you had in [warm diseases]"

Organized similarly to my own lineage in Traditional Chinese Medicine and consistent with my teaching and practice

it will become a basic text for all future students of the science of osteopathy

Appendix 6 Historical and Source Text Bibliography

Chapter 6: Differentiating the Pulse and Symptoms of Jué Yïn Diseases along with Treatment

Dr Wu discusses no less than five main patterns for treatment of endometriosis with Chinese herbal medicine and the most common formulas

Ligamentous articular strain is the name given by William G

and their interaction with other pathological factors are discussed

then a revolution must occur in its literature as well

It takes up where Giovanni leaves off and explores what CAM only hints at