Description
During six hours of video, the programme describes the main cranial manipulations. The described techniques were solely chosen for their efficiency, which was demonstrated by a a large practice in widely different times and geographical places.
If a number of them were already briefly described by English speaking authors such as Sutherland, Magoun, Lippincot, Arbuckle, Lake, Cottam and De Jarnette, a number of others were gathered by the author himself in Europe as well as in Asia or Oceania.
Alain Gehin has put together a genuine synthesis of the different cranial streams.
Each technique is described at length. After a reminder of the key elements of cranial anatomy, we lengthily decompose each manoeuvre under all the angles necessary to its full understanding.
The matter is not simple demos videos, but full blown courses, performed by professionals. They are not mere video reports, but rather didactic tools. These DVDs are to be used as educational hand-outs for the practical classes delivered by Alain Gehin in Europe as well a in Asia and America (USA and Argentina). They recall step by step the entirety of the tuition delivered during the training courses. These DVDs are an unmatched personal work tool.
| Topic |
Full course, 3 DVDs
|
| Duration |
6h |
| Author |
Alain Gehin |
| Languages |
French, English, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese |
| Reference |
DVD-CRA |
Content
For each region, or bone, we recall the useful anatomical elements. We present the technique a first time on the subject, then we dissect the maneuver on separate anatomical parts before transferring it to a complete skull. Finally we resume the demonstration on the subject.
These maneuvers are very visual and the educational interest is undeniable.
In addition to the procedure to follow, for each technique we specify the major therapeutic indications and the main “traps”.
This program includes a hundred techniques. It is an unprecedented reference tool. We place particular emphasis on gestural rigor. We designed this program to demystify and facilitate the integration of cranial manipulations.
GENERAL ANATOMY
Cranial sutures, internal and external, bevels, holes in the base.
GENERAL TECHNIQUES
Bending – Extension – Lateral flexion rotation – Torsion – Vertical displacement – Horizontal displacement – Decompression – General opening of sutures – Rotation of temporals – Spread – Equilibration of membranes
SPECIFIC TECHNIQUES
PARIETAL
Anatomy – Flexion-Extension – Sagittal suture – Squamous sutures – Lambda – parieto-frontal and parieto-occipital suture – Position in RFL and torsion.
OCCIPITAL
Anatomy – Flexion-Extension – Occiput / Atlas – Ocipital Hole (Condyles) – Occipito-Mastoid – 4th Ventricle – Disimpaction – Harmonization – Torsional Position and RFL
TEMPORAL
Anatomy – Flexion – Extension – Occipito-Mastoid; (reprise) – Petro-Jugular and Petro-Basilar – Spheno-Petreuse Harmonization – Spheno-squamous pivot – H.M. Pivot – Squame – Pterion – Asterion – Temporo-Zygomatic – Eustachian tube Tube – Torsional position and RFL
FRONT
Anatomy – Flexion – Extension – Surface in “L”- Small wing – Fronto-Parietal Suture – Frontal sinuses and opening of the ethmoidal notch – Fronto-Zygomatic – Metopic suture – Fronto-Maxillary – Fronto-Nasale
SPHENOID
Anatomy – Flexion-Extension – Harmonization – Sphenoidal sinus – Spheno-petrosonic harmonization – Spheno-Pétreux swivel – Surface in “L”
MAXILLARY
Anatomy of the face – Flexion-Extension – Fronto-Maxillary – Maxillo-ZygomaticInter-Maxillary – Maxillofacial – Maxillofacial – Maxillary sinus
ETHMOID
Anatomy – Harmonization – Ethmoidal sinus – Frontal notch
ZYGOMA
Zygomatiquo-Maxillary – Zygomatiquo-Temporal – Zygomatiquo-Frontal
PALATINE
Pterygopalatine and maxillofacial sutures.
VOMER – LACRIMAL
SPECIFIC TECHNIQUES
Opening of the orbit – Narrowing of the orbit – Ocular compression – Vibration of the ossicles – Nose cornet
APPENDICULAR TECHNIQUES
ATM. sitting – A.T.M.in Thrust – Luxation – Hyoid bone – Tonsils
TECHNIQUES IN NOURISSON
Force Lines – The Fontanelles
EXTENSION FLEXION
Fronto-occipital approach and vault – Variants
OCCIPITAL
Condylar spacing – Basi-quamous work – Intraosseous modeling
SPHENO-BASILAR STANDARDS
Antero-posterior – Lateral – Forced flexion – Forced extension – Spheno-parietal disimpaction – Congenital torticollis
TECHNIQUES IN CHILDREN
RFL
Torsion – Petro-Jugular – L-shaped surface – Fronto-Zygomatic
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