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Коррекция фиксации висцерального и париетального плевральных листков,компрессия грудной клетки на себя,вдох выдох покашляли,не убирая компрессию ротация грудной клетки в одну строну вдох выдох покашляли и в другую ротация вдох выдох покашляли,тоже самое делаем с другой стороны,вдох выдох покашляли нужно производить во время движения.ps во время компрессии и ротации будете чувствовать некоторые «спаечные» ограничения,поэтому на них можно дополнительно набирать параметры.


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На данный момент достаточное количество исследований в области антропологии,ортопедии,акушерства и их публикаций в рецензируемых изданиях показывают серьезно-значимую корреляцию размеров тазовых костей(размеров костного таза) с возрастом.Больше возраст-шире талия и попа,но за счет именно роста костного таза(жир с требухой отбросим).


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Нашел все таки подтверждение своим догадкам,пальпаторным навыкам,тестам,прослушивания и т.д по поводу значимого влияния малой поясничной мышцы на наружную подвздошную артерию.

[A 26-year-old cyclist with intermittent claudication].
A 26-year-old male amateur cyclist, with no risk factors for vascular disease or previous trauma, presented with left-calf claudication. Physical and additional examination revealed an occlusion of the external iliac artery. During the operation, the cause was found to be an endofibrotic lesion of the external iliac artery, probably due to mechanical trauma as a result of the non-physiological aerodynamic position held on the bicycle during many hours of training. An endarterectomy was performed and the tendon of the psoas-minor muscle was cut because of its strong impression on the psoas-major muscle, which resulted in kinking of the external iliac artery. There followed two episodes of re-occlusion which were treated with a venous interposition graft and a dacron interposition graft, respectively. Thereafter the patient was able to train without pain. Intermittent claudication of the legs in young athletes should not be underestimated; occlusive vascular disease caused by arterial endofibrosis should be considered.

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http://jaoa.org/article.aspx?articleid=2652672

Progressive Infantile Scoliosis Managed With Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment

The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association, September 2017, Vol. 117, 595-599. doi:10.7556/jaoa.2017.114

Abstract
Infantile idiopathic scoliosis is a compensatory result of cranial and sacral intraosseous dysfunction associated with asymmetric developmental deformation of the occiput, leading to dysfunction of the sphenobasilar synchondrosis. A female infant with progressive infantile idiopathic scoliosis diagnosed at age 12 months (46.9° left scoliotic curve) initially received standard orthopedic care, including casting. The patient presented for osteopathic evaluation at age 14 months, at which time her scoliotic curve was 52°. The patient wore a Risser cast extending from T1-L5 at her first osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) visit, which included osteopathic cranial manipulative medicine. Her parents chose to have the cast removed at age 17 months, with a 23° curve remaining. For approximately 12 months, OMT was the only continued, consistent treatment, which occurred once per month. By 28 months of age, radiographs measured 0° of scoliosis. This case demonstrates that OMT can dramatically improve infantile idiopathic scoliosis and prevent its progression.

Scoliosis is classified as congenital, neuromuscular, or idiopathic. Idiopathic scoliosis, the most prevalent type,1 is classified by age: infantile (<3 years), juvenile (3-10 years), and adolescent (11-17 years).1-5 Infantile idiopathic scoliosis (IIS) occurs in only 1% of idiopathic scoliosis cases,2 whereas adolescent idiopathic scoliosis is most prevalent.2,3


Measurement of the rib vertebral angle difference (RVAD) is used to diagnose and predict curve progression in IIS. Serial casting done with the patient receiving general anesthesia is commonly started in patients with greater than a 20° RVAD, as these cases are associated with the less common, progressive type of IIS, whereas RVADs less than 20° are associated with a nonprogressive, resolving curve.2 Serial casting is continued until correction is maintained at 10° or less, at which time full-time bracing is begun.1,2
Although infantile scoliosis is commonly idiopathic, it can result from perinatal causes, such as intrauterine compression,2-8 birth trauma,2,6,7,9-11 or postpartum causes, such as supine positioning2,11 or trauma.10 Infantile idiopathic scoliosis is a compensatory result of cranial and sacral intraosseous dysfunction associated with asymmetric developmental deformation of the occiput, leading to dysfunction of the sphenobasilar synchondrosis (SBS),3,5,6-9,11 called scoliosis capitis.6,9,10
This report documents a case of progressive IIS managed with osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) and specifically osteopathic cranial manipulative medicine (OCMM).
Report of Case
The patient was born 6 pounds, 5 ounces, and 19.7 inches at term by uncomplicated cesarean delivery to a gravida 2 para 2 Russian mother.4 The mother had received epidural anesthesia. Apgar scores were 8 and 9 at 1 and 5 minutes. No meconium was passed.


The mother first noticed the abnormal thoracolumbar curve when the patient was aged 6 months. The patient's medical history was noncontributory. Family history was positive for mild asymptomatic idiopathic scoliosis in the mother and maternal grandmother, untreated nonprogressive type scoliosis in the 10-year-old brother, and short-leg syndrome in the father.
Pediatric orthopedic specialists first saw the patient at age 12 months and noted a thoracic deformity, apex to the left, and no other abnormalities. Initial radiographic findings measured a 46.9° RVAD, and initial diagnosis was asymptomatic progressive IIS.
The initial treatment plan of serial casting to the thoracolumbar spine was made, and the patient underwent her first Risser casting with general anesthesia at age 12 months. At 14 months, a radiograph revealed that the RVAD had progressed to 52° (Figure 1), and Risser casting was repeated.
Figure 1.
Standing radiograph shows 52° curve in a 14-month-old child before osteopathic manipulative treatment.

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The patient presented for osteopathic evaluation for the first time at age 14 months, wearing the Risser cast spanning from T1-L5. The patient's mother had no complaints and reported no symptoms pertinent to the chief complaint of scoliosis in her child. Osteopathic structural examination (OSE) showed diminished cranial rhythmic impulse, left temporal bone locked in internal rotation, right temporal bone held in external rotation, C1 rotated right, left sacral torsion, left pelvis posterior, and right pelvis anterior. Initial osteopathic diagnosis was plagiocephaly, progressive IIS, and somatic dysfunction to head, cervical spine, sacrum, and pelvis. At this first visit, because of the Risser cast, OMT was applied only to the head, cervical spine, sacrum, and pelvis. The primary OCMM techniques used were the primary respiratory method and balanced membranous tension. Monthly OMT visits were recommended (Table).


The second cast was removed at age 17 months, with an RVAD of 40°, the first recorded improvement. The patient returned for her second OMT visit. Repeated radiograph revealed 23° RVAD. The patient underwent a third casting.
The patient's third OMT visit occurred at age 18 months. Three weeks earlier, the third cast was emergently removed because of 2 episodes of respiratory distress secondary to pneumonia. Owing to marked improvements since the start of OMT, the parents, against orthopedic recommendation, did not resume serial casting for their child. The patient was fitted with a thoracolumbosacral orthoses brace intended for continuous use, but the mother was noncompliant.
The patient's fourth OMT visit occurred at age 19 months. A week before the fifth visit, the patient was a passenger in a rear-end motor vehicle accident, and, according to the mother, the patient was not able to walk the day after the accident. The patient was 21 months old at the fifth visit. The radiograph showed a 12° RVAD, which indicated continuous improvement without casting or bracing.
After the fifth OMT visit, the patient continued to be evaluated and treated once per month. Cranial, cervical, L5, sacral, and pelvic OSE findings showed common patterns on subsequent visits, including left torsion or left lateral strain of SBS, C1 rotated right, C2-4 rotated left, sidebent left, L5 rotated left sidebent left, left sacral torsion, and right pelvis anterior. Thoracic OSE findings showed no consistent diagnoses of dysfunction.

At age 28 months, after 11 OMT visits, radiographic findings measured no scoliosis (Figure 2). After this resolution of curve, the patient received OMT 6 to 10 times per year until age 5 years. At that time, treatment continued on a less frequent basis because of the patient's school schedule. Annual radiographic imaging until age 7 years showed that the thoracic spine remained stable at less than 5° RVAD.
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Standing radiograph shows no scoliosis in the child at age 28 months, after 12 months of osteopathic manipulative treatment.


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Discussion
In the osteopathic literature,3,5,6-8 IIS is described to result from structural deviation due to asymmetric compression of the developing occiput caused by intrauterine contractions and fetal position.3,5,6-8 The occipital dysfunction results in cranial obliquity and SBS strain.3,5,6-9 In a study of 97 patients with IIS at the Edinburgh Scoliosis Clinic, “plagiocephaly was present in all 97 infants, the ‘recessed’ side agreeing always with the side of the convexity of the curve.”12 This finding suggests an association of plagiocephaly and IIS, as well as supports the long-time documented osteopathic manifestation theory that a compensatory scoliosis capitis results in the occiput sitting asymmetrically on the atlas, leading to the compensatory spinal scoliosis.3,5,6-9
In comparison with standard orthopedic management of IIS, which targets just the secondary cause—compensatory spinal scoliosis—OCMM targets the primary dysfunction. When the primary structural dysfunction is also addressed, the body is capable of self-regulation of the compensatory dysfunctions, a principle tenet of osteopathic medicine; fixing just the secondary problem leaves the risk for recurrence, in this case spinal scoliosis, returning because of the presence of scoliosis capitis.13 This principle explains why OCMM was effective at the first treatment when the patient was in the Risser cast. The OSE findings exemplified a primary dural strain pattern of the SBS and sacrum, resulting in scoliosis capitis, and the thoracic findings demonstrated a changing scoliotic compensatory pattern in response to OMT.14-17 To our knowledge, no cases of progressive IIS in which OCMM played a significant role in the resolution of IIS have been published.
A 2006 randomized clinical trial18 of OMT for infantile postural asymmetry reported that OMT performed once per week for 4 weeks in term infants aged 6 to 12 weeks improved head, cervical, and thoracic asymmetry. The study did not report the specific diagnoses, prognoses, or resolution of disease in the infants.
Limitations of the current case report include the combination of OMT and OCMM with standard orthopedic treatment for 4 months. The scoliotic curvature dramatically improved with dual therapy and continued to significantly improve once orthopedic treatment was curtailed. Although unlikely, given progressive IIS curves tend to worsen, spontaneous resolution cannot be ruled. It is the majority of non-progressive IIS curves that resolve spontaneously. Furthmore, spontaneous resolution is even less likely when the etiology of this patient's progressive IIS was known to be scoliosis capitits, was treated directly, and results were immediate and continuous until resolution. Other confounding factors include the patient's history of a motor vehicle accident, which may have affected her balance and delayed speech development.
Future research should assess the treatment and outcomes of OCMM as the principle therapy in cases of IIS. Then, randomized controlled trials should be conducted to compare OMT and specifically OCMM with standard orthopedic treatment.
Conclusion
A patient with progressive IIS, which was unresponsive to standard orthopedic treatment alone, improved during the course of 11 OMT sessions over 14 months. Osteopathic cranial manipulative medicine directly addressed the key cranial structural component that leads to compensatory spinal scoliosis.
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Sankar WN, Skaggs DL. Pediatric orthopaedics: pediatric spine. In: Wiesel B, Sankar WN, Delahay JN, Wiesel SW, eds. Orthopaedic Surgery: Principles of Diagnosis and Treatment. 1st ed. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2011.
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Infantile scoliosis. Scoliosis Research Society website. http://www.srs.org/professionals/online ... -scoliosis. Accessed March 7, 2017.
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Nelson KE, Schueneman GM. The patient with scoliosis. In: Nelson KE, Glonek T., eds. Somatic Dysfunction in Osteopathic Family Medicine. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer Health; 2014.
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Robin GC. The Aetiology of Idiopathic Scoliosis: A Review of a Century of Research. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press, LLC; 1990:24,40-41,182-183.
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Sergueef N, Nelson KE, Serrecchia FR. The pediatric patient. In: Nelson KE, Glonek T, eds. Somatic Dysfunction in Osteopathic Family Medicine. 2nd ed. Wolters Kluwer Health; 2014.
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Magoun HI. Osteopathy in the Cranial Field. 3rd ed. Kirksville, MO: Journal Printing Co; 1976;181:291-293.
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Sutherland WG. Bent twigs: infants and children. In: Sutherland AS, Wales AL, eds. Collected Writings of William Garner Sutherland: Pertaining to the Art and Science of Osteopathy, Including the Cranial Concept in Osteopathy, Covering the Years 1914-1954. Milwaukie, OR: Sutherland Cranial Teaching Foundation; 1967:144-146.
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McCatty RR. Essentials of Craniosacral Osteopathy. Bath, England: Ashgrove Press; 1988:173-175.
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Arbuckle BE. The Selected Writings of Beryl E. Arbuckle, D.O., F.A.C.O.P. Rev ed. Indianapolis, IN: American Academy of Osteopathy; 1994:4-8, 98-112, 188-197.
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Cathie AG. Growth and nutrition of the body with special reference to the head. In: Barnes MW, ed. Academy of Applied Osteopathy Year Book. Carmel, CA: Academy of Applied Osteopathy; 1962:149-153.
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Magoun HI. Entrapment neuropathy in the cranium. In: Magoun HIJr, ed. A Tribute to and Selected Writings of Harold I. Magoun Sr., B.A., D.O., F.A.A.O., M. Sc. O. . Magoun Harold I.; 2008:84-93.
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Wynne-Davies R. Infantile idiopathic scoliosis: causative factors, particularly in the first six months of life. J Bone Joint Surg Br. .(1975). ;57(2):138-141. [PubMed]
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Tenets of osteopathic medicine. American Osteopathic Association website. http://www.osteopathic.org/inside-aoa/a ... icine.aspx. Accessed January 8, 2017.
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Schooley TF. Correlated mechanics of the secondary respiratory mechanism. In: Rosen M, ed. Journal of the Osteopathic Cranial Association 1948-1958. Indianapolis, IN: Osteopathic Cranial Association; date unknown:191-194.
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Hoover HV, Nelson CR. Effects of gravitational forces on structure. In: Academy of Applied Osteopathy Year Book 1950 Selected Osteopathic Papers. Carmel, CA: Academy of Applied Osteopathy; 1950:54-62.
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Kuchera ML. Postural considerations in osteopathic diagnosis and treatment. In: Chila AG, executive ed. Foundations of Osteopathic Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, PN: Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkens; 2011.
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Magoun HI. Abnormalities in the sacral base plane as an underlying factor in osteopathic pathology of the spine. In: Barnes MW, ed. Academy of Applied Osteopathy 1965 Year Book of Selected Osteopathic Papers. Vol 2. Carmel, CA: Academy of Applied Osteopathy; 1965:134-147.
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Philippi H, Faldum A, Schleupen A, et al Infantile postural asymmetry and osteopathic treatment: a randomized therapeutic trial. Dev Med Child Neurol. 2006:48(1):5-9. doi: 10.1017/S001216220600003X [CrossRef] [PubMed]


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Мозг не контролирует фибробласты, их "поведение" определяется механической нагрузкой и только тогда они начинают регулировать производство коллагена,эластина, направленных на создание телесной архитектуры,поэтому при том же диастазе необходимо давать нагрузку на соединительную ткань,звучит шокирующе,но да,именно растягивать,руками.


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Sympathetic stimulation facilitates thrombopoiesis by promoting megakaryocyte adhesion, migration, and proplatelet formation


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Ещё раз про малышей. Просто о сложном.Заметочный коротыш,аденоиды или почему решетка и сошник не значимы.,излишняя манифестация артериальной кровью лицевого черепа за счёт нарушения оттока через яремное отверстие,поэтому работаем в приоритете с положением затылочной кости.

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Гипогликемия на приеме.Подросток целый день катался на лыжах на свежем воздухе,кушал только утром,ближе к вечеру за ним прибежала мама и забрала его для похода к остеопату(первичный прием),на приеме подросток начал оседать в обморок.Итак- свежий воздух(расход организмом сахара),физическая нагрузка(расход организмом сахара),из еды только завтрак,прибежала мама и забрала на процедуру(для ребенка это стресс,но адреналин повысил уровень сахара в крови),на приеме ребенок начал успокаиваться(адреналин начал понижаться,а вместе с ним и резкое падение сахара) и обморок.Помощь при этом сладкий чай,сахар, в кабинете у меня всегда в вазочке леденцы(если не дать сладкого,то имеем один из входов в кому).



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у ребенка диагносцированный сахарный диабет ?
Если нет, то нарисую и другую картину.
Ребенок катался на лыжах, сильное потоотделение от физнагрузки, с утра ничего не пил, к вечеру в мышцах увеличось содержание молочной кислоты, сдвинулся ацидоз, как компенсация для уменьшения ацидоза происходит периферическое расширение сосудов, давление в крупных падает, в результате обморочное состояние. Надо просто дать попить теплого чаю, лучше сладкого.
Мое босоногое полуголодное детство было на хоккейных площадках зимой, в каникулы играли с 9 утра до 7-9 вечера, без обеда, ( завтрак - ужин) пили воду или ели снег. По воскресеньям ходили на лыжах в лес, в 9 уйдем, вечером придем, горки были километров в 12 - 15 от дома, и как-то ничего, в обморок не падали.

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Astrohin писал(а):
у ребенка диагносцированный сахарный диабет ?

нет

Astrohin писал(а):
с утра ничего не пил

попить детки(подростки) всегда найдут

Гипогликемия вполне имеет место быть у совершенно здоровых людей,но чаще всего у подростков и беременных.
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Цитата:
попить детки(подростки) всегда найдут

А вы пойдите на лыжню и спросите у деток, что у них в кармане?
Вам 20 покажут конфетки, а 1 газировку. Причина банальна, суть в размерах.
Что легче спрятать чтобы не мешало движению и падению?
Гипогликемия у спорсменов, здесь 50 на 50, и то и то, поэтому и написал - лучше сладкий чай.

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СообщениеДобавлено: 11 дек 2018, 23:20

И еще.
Гипогликемия бывает у спринтеров. Деток можно отнести к ленивым стаерам, то есть, у них энергозатраты за счет свободных жирных кслот, а не за счет глюкозы.
Учите биохимию.
А если у вас подросток начал терять сознание к кабинете, то я могу навскидку назвать с десяток причин. Ребенка надо отправить на обследование в первую очередь к эндокринологу и кардиологу а не на остеопатический забег после конфетки.

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Цитата:
(для ребенка это стресс,но адреналин повысил уровень сахара в крови),на приеме ребенок начал успокаиваться(адреналин начал понижаться,а вместе с ним и резкое падение сахара) и обморо


Надеюсь, сами найдете свои ошибки.
http://humbio.ru/humbio/biochem/00047094.htm
http://humbio.ru/humbio/eclin/000d6326.htm

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У меня ошибок нет,написал все правильно.

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