Cranial osteopathy

Cranial osteopathy is gaining popularity as a treatment for various disorders of the head and neck. This clinical guide serves as the first comprehensive resource on the subject, analyzing osteopathic dysfunctions and principles within the cranial field. It details each cranial bone's location, development, and clinical implications of dysfunction. The guide includes instructions on inspection, palpation, and both biomechanical and biodynamical approaches to the motility of cranial bones, along with explanations of intrasutural and intraosseal techniques. With excellent illustrations and step-by-step techniques, it proves to be an invaluable resource for clinical practice. The book offers a thorough exploration of cranial osteopathy theory and practice, emphasizing the anatomy and interrelationships of involved structures. Chapters are logically organized and easy to follow, featuring consistent headings and sequencing. High-quality photographs and line drawings clarify key concepts. The osteopathic methodology and treatment techniques are outlined for all cranial structures, including an osteopathic approach to headaches. A dedicated chapter on the temporomandibular joint provides detailed insights into TMJ dysfunction and its treatment.