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Atlas of Osteopathic Techniques, 3e
Alexander S. Nicholas
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Evan A. Nicholas
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Copyright
Dedication
Preface to the Third Edition
Preface to the First Edition
Acknowledgments
List of Techniques
Part 1: Osteopathic Principles in Diagnosis
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Part 1: Introduction
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Chapter 1: Principles of the Osteopathic Examination
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Chapter 2: Osteopathic Static Musculoskeletal Examination
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02.01: Anterior Skull
02.02: Lateral Skull
02.03: Posterior Skull
02.04: Joints of Lushka
02.05: Anterior Shoulder
02.06: Posterior Shoulder
02.07: Anterior Rib Cage
02.08: Posterior Rib Cage
02.09: Anterior Pelvis
02.10: Posterior Pelvis
02.11: Elbow
02.12: Wrist
02.13: Knee, Anterior/Posterior View
02.14: Foot/Ankle, Anterior/Posterior View
02.15: Foot/Ankle, Lateral View
02.16: Foot/Ankle, Medial View
02.17: Foot/Ankle, Dorsal View
02.18: Anterior View
02.19: Posterior View
02.20: Lateral View
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Chapter 3: Spinal Regional Range of Motion
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03.01: Spinal Regional Range of Motion
03.02: Cervical Regional Range of Motion
03.03: Thoracic Regional Range of Motion
03.04: Forward/Backward Bending; (Flexion/Extension), Active (Cervical Spine)
03.05: Side Bending, Active/Passive
03.06: Forward/Backward Bending; (Flexion/Extension), Active (Lumbar Spine)
03.07: Side Bending, Active
03.08: Side Bending, Passive with Active; “Hip Drop” Test
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Chapter 4: Osteopathic Layer-by-Layer Palpation
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04.01: Introduction: Layer-by-Layer Palpation
04.02: Examination: Layer-by-Layer Palpation
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Chapter 5: Intersegmental Motion Testing
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05.01: L1–L5, Rotation; Prone, Short-Lever Method; Ex: L4 (Skeleton)
05.02: L1–L5, Rotation; Prone, Short-Lever Method; Ex: L4
05.03: L1–L5, Side Bending; Prone, Short-Lever Translatory Method; Ex: L4 (Skeleton)
05.04: L1–L5, Side Bending; Prone, Short-Lever Translatory Method; Ex: L4
05.05: L1–L5, Flexion/Extension; Long-Lever, Lateral Recumbent Method; Ex: L5
05.06: L1–L5, Side Bending; Lateral Recumbent, Long-Lever Method; Ex: L5
05.07: T1–T4, Flexion/Extension; T1–T4, Side Bending/Rotation; Seated, Long-Lever Method
05.08: T1–T4, Side Bending; Lateral Recumbent, Long-Lever Method; Ex: T2
05.09: T1–T12, Flexion/Extension; Seated, Short-Lever/Translatory Method; Ex: T6
05.10: T1–T12, Side Bending; Seated, Short-Lever/Translatory Method; Ex: T6
05.11: T8–T12, Flexion/Extension; Long-Lever, Lateral Recumbent Method; Ex: T12
05.12: T8–T12, Side Bending; Long-Lever, Lateral Recumbent Method; Ex: T12
05.13: Rib 1, Nonrespiratory Model; Seated, Short-Lever Method; Ex: Rib 1, Elevated (Nonphysiologic)
05.14: Rib 3–Rib 6, Physiologic Model; Supine, Respiratory Excursion Method; Ex: Pump/Bucket-Handle Motions
05.15: Rib 7–Rib 10, Physiologic Model; Supine, Respiratory Excursion Method; Ex: Pump/Bucket-Handle Motions
05.16: Rib 11 and Rib 12, Physiologic Model; Prone, Respiratory Excursion Method; Ex: Rib 11, Caliper Motion
05.17: Occipitoatlantal (OA, C0–C1); Flexion/Extension, Side Bending/Rotation; Translatory, Type I Motion Emphasis
05.18: Occipitoatlantal (OA, C0–C1); Flexion/Extension, Side Bending/Rotation; Translatory, Type I Motion Emphasis (Alternative)
05.19: Atlantoaxial (AA, C1–C2); Axial Rotation Emphasis
05.20: Atlantoaxial (AA, C1–C2); Supine, Flexion Alternative; Axial Rotation Emphasis
05.21: C2–C7, Type II Motion; Short-Lever, Translatory Method; Ex: C4, Side Bending/Rotation Emphasis
Part 2: Osteopathic Manipulative Techniques
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Part 2: Introduction
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Chapter 6: Principles of Osteopathic Manipulative Techniques
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Chapter 7: Soft Tissue Techniques
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07.01: Supine Traction
07.02: Single Forearm Fulcrum; Forward Bending/Side Bending/Rotation
07.03: Contralateral Traction; Supine, Unilateral Method
07.04: Cradling with Traction; Supine, Bilateral Method
07.05: Suboccipital Release; Supine, Intermittent/Inhibitory Method
07.06: Axial Rotation
07.07: Forefingers Cradling
07.08: Cervical Thumb Rest
07.09: Lateral Traction with Shoulder Block; Supine, Side Bending/Rotation Method
07.10: Lateral Traction with Shoulder Block; Seated, Side Bending/Rotation Method
07.11: Cervical Traction; Seated, Lower Extremity Assist Method
07.12: Cradling with Traction; Seated, Head on Chest Method
07.13: Unilateral Prone Pressure (Thoracic Region)
07.14: Bilateral Prone Pressure/Counterpressure
07.15: Unilateral Side Leverage; Short/Long-Lever Method
07.16: Bilateral Thumb Pressure (Thoracic Region)
07.17: Bilateral Trapezius Pressure; Direct Inhibitory Method
07.18: Upper Thoracic with Shoulder Block; Lateral Recumbent Method
07.19: Mid- and Lower Thoracic Region; Lateral Recumbent Method
07.20: Upper Thoracic Extension; “Under and Over” Technique
07.21: Midthoracic Extension
07.22: Unilateral Prone Pressure (Lumbar Region)
07.23: Prone Traction; Two-Handed, Lumbosacral Method
07.24: Bilateral Thumb Pressure (Lumbar Region)
07.25: Unilateral, Prone Scissors Technique
07.26: Prone Pressure with Counterleverage
07.27: Unilateral Pressure; Lateral Recumbent (Hips/Knees Flexed)
07.28: Supine Extension
07.29: Long-Lever, Counterleverage
07.30: Unilateral Myofascial Hypertonicity; Seated, Rotation Method
07.31: Plantar Fascia Hypertonicity; Longitudinal Stretch
07.32: Plantar Fascia Hypertonicity; Medial Longitudinal Arch; Counterforce Springing Emphasis
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Chapter 8: Myofascial Release Techniques
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08.01: Thoracic Inlet/Outlet; Seated, “Steering Wheel”; Direct or Indirect
08.02: Wrist, Carpal Tunnel; Direct
08.03: Thoracolumbar Region
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Chapter 9: Counterstrain Techniques
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09.01: AC1 Mandible, AC1 Transverse Process
09.02: AC2–AC6
09.03: AC7
09.03: AC8
09.04: PC1 Inion
09.05: PC1 Occiput, PC2 Occiput
09.06: PC2, PC4–PC8 Spinous Process (Midline)
09.06: PC3–PC7 Articular Process (Lateral)
09.07: PC3 Spinous Process (Midline)
09.08: AT1, AT2
09.09: AT3–AT6
09.10: AT7–AT9
09.11: AT9–AT11
09.12: AT12
09.13: PT1–PT12 Spinous Process (Midline); Seated
09.14: PT1–PT12 Spinous Process (Midline); Supine
09.15: PT1–PT9 Spinous Process (Inferolateral)
09.16: PT4–PT9 Transverse Process
09.17: PT10–PT12 Spinous Process (Inferolateral); PT10–PT12 Transverse Process
09.18: AR1, Rib 1, Rib 2 Depressed (Exhaled)
09.19: AR1, AR2; Rib 1, Rib 2 Depressed (Exhaled)
09.20: AR3–AR10; Rib 3–Rib 10 Depressed (Exhaled)
09.21: PR1; Rib 1 Elevated (Inhaled)
09.22: PR2–PR10; Rib 2–Rib 10 Elevated (Inhaled)
09.23: AL1
09.24: AL2
09.25: AL3, AL4
09.26: AL5
09.27: Psoas Major
09.28: Iliacus
09.29: Low Ilium (Psoas Minor)
09.30: Inguinal (Pectineus)
09.31: PL1–PL5
09.32: PL1–PL5 (Alternate)
09.33: Quadratus Lumborum
09.34: Lower Pole L5 (LPL5); Lateral Recumbent
09.35: Lower Pole L5 (LPL5)
09.36: Upper Pole L5 (UPL5)
09.37: High Ilium Sacroiliac
09.38: High Ilium Flare Out (Coccygeus)
09.39: PL3 Lateral, PL4 Lateral (Gluteus Medius)
09.40: Piriformis; Prone
09.41: Piriformis; Lateral Recumbent
09.42: Lateral Trochanter (Tensor Fasciae Latae, Iliotibial Band)
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Chapter 10: Muscle Energy Techniques
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10.01: Regional (Long) Restrictor, Subacute/Chronic; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: Trapezius Muscle Hypertonicity
10.02: Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) Dysfunction; Reciprocal Inhibition; Ex: Left SCM Spasm (Acute Torticollis)
10.03: Sternocleidomastoid Dysfunction; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: Hypertonic Left SCM (Subacute/Chronic)
10.04: Regional Range of Motion Restriction, Acute; Oculocephalogyric (Oculocervical) Reflex
10.05: Occipitoatlantal (OA, C0–C1) Dysfunction; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: C0 ESLRR
10.06: Occipitoatlantal (OA, C0–C1) Dysfunction; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: C0 FSLRR
10.07: Atlantoaxial (AA, C1–C2) Dysfunction; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: C1 RL
10.08: C2–C7 Dysfunctions; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: C3 FSRRR
10.09: T1–T4 “Extension” Dysfunctions; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: T4 ESRRR
10.10: T1–T4 “Extension” Dysfunctions; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: T2 ESRRR
10.11: T1–T6 “Flexion” Dysfunctions; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: T4 FSRRR
10.12: T5–T12 “Neutral” Dysfunctions; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: T8 NSRRL
10.13: T5–T12 “Extension” Dysfunctions; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: T8 ESRRR
10.14: Rib 1 Inhalation Dysfunction; Seated, Respiratory Assist; Ex: Right Rib 1 Inhaled (Elevated)
10.15: Rib 1 Inhalation Dysfunction; Respiratory Assist, Supine; Ex: Right Rib 1 Inhaled (Elevated)
10.16: Rib 2–Rib 6 Inhalation Dysfunctions; Respiratory Assist; Ex: Right Rib 3 Inhaled (Elevated)
10.17: Rib 7–Rib 10 Inhalation Dysfunctions; Respiratory Assist; Ex: Right Rib 9 Inhaled (Elevated)
10.18: Rib 11, Rib 12 Inhalation Dysfunctions; Respiratory Assist; Ex: Right Rib 12 Inhaled
10.19: Rib 1, Rib 2 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Scalene(s) Contraction Mobilizes Rib (Classic Technique); Ex: Right Rib 1 Exhaled (Depressed)
10.20: Rib 1, Rib 2 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Scalene(s) Contraction Mobilizes Rib (Alternative Technique); Ex: Right Rib 1 Exhaled (Depressed)
10.21: Rib 3–Rib 5 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Pectoralis Minor Contraction Mobilizes Rib; Ex: Right Rib 3 Exhaled (Depressed)
10.22: Rib 6–Rib 8 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Serratus Anterior Contraction Mobilizes Rib; Ex: Right Rib 6 Exhaled (Depressed)
10.23: Rib 9, Rib 10 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Latissimus Dorsi Contraction Mobilizes Rib; Ex: Right Rib 10 Exhaled/Depressed
10.24: Rib 11, Rib 12 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Quadratus Lumborum Contraction Mobilizes Rib; Ex: Right Rib 12 Exhaled
10.25: L1–L5 “Neutral” Dysfunctions; Seated, Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: L2 NSLRR
10.26: L1–L5 “Neutral” Dysfunctions; Lateral Recumbent, Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: L4 NSLRR
10.27: L1–L5 “Non-Neutral” Dysfunctions; Lateral Recumbent, Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: L4 F/E SRRR
10.28: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Posterior Innominate Rotation; Supine, Combined Mechanisms of Action
10.29: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Posterior Innominate Rotation; Supine, Combined Mechanisms of Action (Alternate)
10.30: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Posterior Innominate Rotation; Sims, Combined Mechanisms of Action
10.31: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Posterior Innominate Rotation; Sims, Combined Mechanisms of Action (Alternate)
10.32: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Posterior Innominate Rotation; Prone, Combined Mechanisms of Action
10.33: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Anterior Innominate Rotation; Supine, Combined Mechanisms of Action
10.34: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Anterior Innominate Rotation; Prone, Combined Mechanisms of Action
10.35: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Superior Innominate Shear “Upslip”; Combined Mechanisms of Action
10.36: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Outflared Innominate; Post-Isometric Relaxation
10.37: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right Inflared Innominate; Post-Isometric Relaxation
10.38: Superior Pubic Shear Dysfunction; Joint Mobilization Using Muscle Force; Ex: Right Superior Pubic Shear
10.39: Inferior Pubic Shear Dysfunction; Joint Mobilization Using Muscle Force; Ex: Right Inferior Pubic Shear
10.40: Pubic Compression Dysfunction; Joint Mobilization Using Muscle Force; Ex: Compressed/ADducted Pubic Symphysis
10.40: Pubic Gapping Dysfunction; Joint Mobilization Using Muscle Force; Ex: Gapped (ABducted) Pubic Symphysis
10.41: Psoas Muscle Dysfunction; Supine, Reciprocal Inhibition; Ex: Right Psoas, Acute
10.42: Psoas Muscle Dysfunction; Prone, Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: Right Psoas, Subacute/Chronic
10.43: Piriformis Muscle Dysfunction; Supine, Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: Right Piriformis, Subacute/Chronic
10.43: Piriformis Muscle Dysfunction; Supine, Reciprocal Inhibition; Ex: Right Piriformis, Acute
10.44: Forward Torsion Around an Oblique Axis; Combined Mechanisms of Action; Ex: Left-on-Left (Forward) Sacral Torsion
10.45: Backward Torsion Around an Oblique Axis; Combined Mechanisms of Action; Ex: Right-on-Left (Backward) Sacral Torsion
10.46: Unilateral Sacral Flexion (Inferior Shear); Respiratory Assist; Ex: Left, Unilateral Sacral Flexion
10.47: Unilateral Sacral Extension (Superior Shear); Respiratory Assist; Ex: Left Unilateral Sacral Extension
10.48: Bilateral Sacral Flexion; Respiratory Assist
10.49: Bilateral Sacral Extension; Respiratory Assist
10.50: Elbow: Radioulnar Pronation Dysfunction; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: Right Radial Head, Posterior (Pronation)
10.51: Elbow: Radioulnar Supination Dysfunction; Post-Isometric Relaxation; Ex: Right Radial Head, Anterior (Supination)
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Chapter 11: High-Velocity, Low-Amplitude Techniques
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11.01: Occipitoatlantal (OA, C0–C1) Dysfunction; Ex: OA, F/E or N-SLRRR
11.02: Atlantoaxial (AA, C1–C2) Dysfunction; Ex: C1 RL
11.03: C2–C7 Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Rotational Emphasis; Ex: C4 FSLRL
11.04: C2–C7 Dysfunctions; Long-Lever, Rotational Emphasis; Ex: C5 ESRRR
11.05: C2–C7 Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Side Bending Emphasis; Ex: C5 NSLRL
11.06: T1–T12 “Neutral” Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Rotational Emphasis; Ex: T5 NSRRL
11.07: T1–T12 “Extension” Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Flexion Emphasis; Ex: T9 ESRRR
11.08: T1–T8 “Flexion” Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Extension Emphasis; Ex: T2 FSLRL
11.09: T3–T8 “Flexion” Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Side Bending/Extension Emphasis; Ex: T6 FSRRR
11.10: T8–T12 “Extension” Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Rotational Emphasis; Ex: T9 ESRRR
11.10: T8–T12 “Extension” Dysfunctions; Long-Lever, Rotational Emphasis; Ex: T10 ESRRR
11.11: Rib 1, Rib 2 Inhalation Dysfunctions; Seated Short-Lever, Exhalation Emphasis; Ex: Right Rib 1 Inhaled/Elevated
11.12: Rib 3–Rib 10 Inhalation Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Exhalation Emphasis; Ex: Left Rib 6 Inhaled/Elevated
11.13: Rib 3–Rib 10 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Inhalation Emphasis; Ex: Left Rib 8 Exhaled/Depressed
11.14: Rib 11, Rib 12 Inhalation Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Exhalation Emphasis; Ex: Right Rib 12 Inhaled/Dorsal
11.14: Rib 11, Rib 12 Exhalation Dysfunctions; Long-Lever, Inhalation Emphasis; Ex: Right Rib 12 Exhaled/Ventral
11.15: L1–L5 “Type I/Neutral” Dysfunctions; Long-Lever, Rotational/Side bending Emphasis; Ex: L5 NSLRR
11.16: L1–L5 “Type II/Non-Neutral” Dysfunctions; Long-Lever, Rotational/Side Bending Emphasis; Ex: L4 FRRSR
11.17: L1–L5 Dysfunction with Radicular Symptoms; Long-Lever, Traction/Gapping Emphasis; Ex: Left, L5/S1 Radiculitis
11.18: L1–L5 “Extension/Neutral” Dysfunctions; Long-Lever, Rotational Emphasis; Ex: L4 NSLRR, “Walk-Around”
11.19: L1–L5 Dysfunctions; Short- and -Long-Lever, Rotational Emphasis; Ex: L2 ESRRR
11.20: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Left, Posterior Innominate Rotation; Short-Lever, Anterior Rotational Emphasis
11.21: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right, Posterior Innominate Rotation; Traction, Anterior Rotational Emphasis
11.22: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Left, Posterior Innominate Rotation; Long-Lever with Fulcrum, Rotational Emphasis
11.23: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Left, Anterior Innominate Rotation; Short-Lever, Rotational Emphasis
11.24: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right, Anterior Innominate Rotation; Traction/Posterior Rotational Emphasis
11.25: Wrist: Carpal Flexion Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Extension Emphasis; Ex: Distal Carpal, Flexed (Dorsal)
11.26: Elbow: Ulnohumeral Flexion Dysfunction; Short-Lever, Extension Emphasis; Ex: Right, Ulnohumeral Flexion
11.27: Elbow: Ulnohumeral Extension Dysfunction; Short-Lever, Flexion Emphasis; Ex: Right, Ulnohumeral Extension
11.28: Elbow: Anterior Radial Head Dysfunction; Long-Lever/Fulcrum, Pronation Emphasis; Ex: Right Radial Head, Anterior (Supination)
11.29: Elbow: Posterior Radial Head Dysfunction; Long-Lever/Fulcrum, Supination Emphasis; Ex: Right, Radial Head Posterior, (Pronation)
11.30: Anterior, Proximal Tibial Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Posterior Tibial Emphasis; Ex: Right Tibia, Anterior (Femur Posterior)
11.31: Anterior, Proximal Tibial Dysfunctions; Short-Lever/Traction, Posterior Emphasis; Ex: Right Tibia Anterior (Femur Posterior)
11.32: Posterior, Proximal Tibial Dysfunctions; Short-Lever, Anterior Tibial Emphasis; Ex: Left Tibia, Posterior (Femur Anterior)
11.33: Anterior, Proximal Fibular Dysfunction; Short-Lever, Posterior with Inversion Emphasis; Ex: Right, Fibula Anterior
11.34: Knee: Fibular Head Dysfunctions; Long-Lever, Fulcrum/Eversion Emphasis; Ex: Left, Posterior Fibular Head
11.35: Knee: Medial Meniscus Dysfunction; Long-Lever, Traction Emphasis; Ex: Right, Anteromedial Medial Meniscus
11.36: Anterior, Distal Tibial Dysfunction; Short-Lever, Posterior Emphasis; Ex: Left, Anterior Tibia on Talus
11.36: Posterior Distal Tibial Dysfunction; Short-Lever Traction Emphasis; Ex: Left, Posterior Tibia on Talus
11.37: Posterior Distal Tibial Dysfunction; Short-Lever Traction Emphasis; Ex: Left, Posterior Tibia on Talus (Variation 1)
11.38: Posterior Distal Tibial Dysfunction; Short-Lever Traction Emphasis; Ex: Left, Posterior Tibia on Talus (Variation 2)
11.39: Cuneiform, Plantar Dysfunctions; Short-Lever (Hiss Whip), Dorsal Emphasis; Ex: Right, Plantar First Cuneiform
11.39: Cuboid, Plantar Dysfunction; Short-Lever (Whip), Dorsal Emphasis; Ex: Right, Plantar Rotation
11.40: Metatarsal, Plantar Dysfunctions; Long-Lever with Fulcrum, Dorsal Emphasis; Ex: Left, Plantar Fifth Metatarsal
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Chapter 12: Facilitated Positional Release Techniques
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12.01: Right Suboccipital Muscle Hypertonicity
12.02: C2–C7 Dysfunctions; Ex: C4 FSRRR
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Chapter 13: Techniques of Still
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13.01: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right, Anterior Innominate Rotation; Modified Sims, Posterior Rotation Emphasis
13.02: Iliosacral (Innominate) Dysfunction; Ex: Right, Posterior Innominate Rotation; Modified Sims, Anterior Rotation Emphasis
13.03: Acromioclavicular Joint Dysfunction; Ex: Right Distal Clavicle, Elevated
13.04: Sternoclavicular Joint Dysfunction; Ex: Right Proximal Clavicle, Elevated
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Chapter 14: Balanced Ligamentous Tension and Ligamentous Articular Strain Techniques
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14.01: Occipitoatlantal (OA, C0–C1) Dysfunction; Ex: C0 ESLRR
14.02: Atlantoaxial (AA, C1–C2) Dysfunction; Ex: C1 RR
14.03: C2–C7 Dysfunctions; Ex: C4 ESRRR
14.04: Foot and Ankle Dysfunctions; Ex: Left Calcaneus Plantar Flexion; The “Boot-Jack” Technique
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Chapter 15: Visceral Techniques
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15.01: Occipitomastoid Suture Pressure
15.02: Alternating Pressure, Left Second Rib
15.03: Singultus (Hiccups)
15.04: Rib Raising
15.05: Sacral Rock
15.06: Colonic Stimulation
15.07: Splenic Stimulation
15.08: Gastric Release
15.09: Hepatic Release
15.10: Gallbladder Release
15.11: Kidney Release
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Chapter 16: Lymphatic Techniques
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16.01: ENT Sequence
16.02: Thoracic Inlet/Outlet Release; Seated “Steering Wheel” Technique; Myofascial Release/Lymphatic Emphasis
16.03: Miller Thoracic (Lymphatic) Pump; Male/Female Patient Variations
16.03: Miller Thoracic (Lymphatic) Pump; Exaggerated Respiration Method; Male/Female Patient Variations
16.04: Unilateral Thoracic (Lymphatic) Pump; Side Modification Method
16.05: Thoracic (Lymphatic) Pump; Atelectasis Modification Method; Male/Female Patient Variations
16.06: Bilateral Pectoral Traction; Pectoralis Major/Minor, Anterior Deltoid; Myofascial Release/Lymphatic Emphasis
16.07: Doming the Diaphragm
16.08: Mesenteric Release, Small Intestine, Ascending/Descending Colon
16.09: Presacral Release, Direct/Indirect
16.10: Marian Clark Drainage
16.11: Ischiorectal Fossa Release, Supine
16.12: Ischiorectal Fossa Release, Prone
16.13: Pedal Pump (Dalrymple Technique); Supine Method
16.14: Popliteal Fossa Release, Supine; Ex: Left Popliteal Congestion
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Chapter 17: Articulatory and Combined Techniques
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17.01: Shoulder Girdle: Spencer Technique
17.02: Glenohumeral Joint: Glenoid Labrum (Lip); Abduction, Adduction, and Circumduction; Ex: Left Shoulder, in 90-Degree Flexion
17.03: Shoulder Girdle: Three-Stage Traction; Ex: Left Shoulder Restriction (Capsulitis)
17.04: Radioulnar Pronation Dysfunction; Long-Lever Supination, Muscle Energy/HVLA; Ex: Right Radial Head, Pronated
17.05: Radioulnar Supination Dysfunction; Long-Axis Pronation, Muscle Energy/HVLA; Ex: Right Radial Head, Supinated
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Chapter 18: Osteopathic Cranial Manipulative Medicine
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18.01: SBS Flexion/Extension
18.02: SBS Torsion
18.03: SBS Side Bending/Rotation
18.04: SBS Compression
18.05: SBS Inferior Vertical Strain
18.06: SBS Superior Vertical Strain
18.07: SBS Lateral Strain
18.08: Cranial Vault Hold and Fronto-occipital Hold
18.09: Decompression of the Occipital Condyles
18.10: Compression of the Fourth Ventricle
18.11: Interparietal Sutural Opening (V-Spread)
18.12: Sutural Spread; (Direction of Fluid Technique)
18.13: Parietal Lift
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