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1 Osteopathy and its interactions among different kinds of tissue organizations 2 Neural crest cells and migrating mesothelial cells: organizers of structure, form, and function 3 About pediatrics 4 The importance of osteopathic visceral techniques for the development of the young brain: a hypothesis 5 The importance of tissue integrity in the metabolic field 6 The heart as a key point in the osteopathic approach 7 The fascial concept and its history in osteopathic philosophy 8 Body memory and the original lesion 9 Mental image and its therapeutic value Index

Osteopathic Medicine

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A Hardback by Patrick Van Den Heede, Martha Kosthorst

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    Publisher: Elsevier Health Sciences
    Publication Date: 24/03/2017
    ISBN13: 9780702052637, 978-0702052637
    ISBN10: 0702052639
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    Chiropractic and osteopathy Complementary and alternative medicine

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    Book Synopsis


    Table of Contents
    1 Osteopathy and its interactions among different kinds of tissue organizations 2 Neural crest cells and migrating mesothelial cells: organizers of structure, form, and function 3 About pediatrics 4 The importance of osteopathic visceral techniques for the development of the young brain: a hypothesis 5 The importance of tissue integrity in the metabolic field 6 The heart as a key point in the osteopathic approach 7 The fascial concept and its history in osteopathic philosophy 8 Body memory and the original lesion 9 Mental image and its therapeutic value Index

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