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        The Paradox of Somatic Dysfunction in Osteopathy: Balancing Clinical Subjectivity and Scientific Objectivity

        Introduction An interesting paradox in osteopathy lies in the concept of “somatic dysfunction”. In osteopathic philosophy and practice, somatic dysfunction refers to an impairment or change in function of the musculoskeletal system and associated tissues. This is a fundamental concept, and osteopaths often diagnose and treat patients based on the...

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          Biomechanics of the Hip: Consequences for Osteoarthritis

          Introduction Understanding the biomechanics of the hip is essential to understanding the complexity of movements and loads supported by this crucial joint. This sophisticated mechanics involves a harmonious interaction between various elements, including muscles, ligaments and bone structures. Among these components, muscles emerge as key players, playing a critical role in hip...

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          Introduction Mastering the ability to turn their heads freely is a significant milestone for infants, intertwining with their physical, cognitive, and sensory development. This seemingly simple action is pivotal, enabling infants to explore their environment, interact socially, and develop essential motor skills. However, many infants face challenges with head mobility...

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            Minor brachial plexus injuries (burners)

            Introduction Minor brachial plexus injuries, often referred to as "burners" or "stingers", are common incidents in the context of sporting activities, particularly those involving physical contact, such as football or rugby. These injuries typically affect the nerves of the brachial plexus, a complex network of nerves located in the neck and...

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