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01st October 2009
Cervical Spine Surgery In India Your Spine To best understand your surgery, it is important to know about your spine. The spinal column surrounds and protects your spinal cord. Your spinal column is made up of 24 vertebrae (bones), plus the sacrum and... Read >
Author: WeCareIndia01st October 2009
Spinal Laminectomy Spine Surgery In India Laminectomy is a term used to describe operations on the spine where the bone surrounding the spine (the lamina) is removed. There are 7 laminae in the neck, laminectomy here being called a cervical laminectomy... Read >
Author: WeCareIndia25th September 2009
In Atlanta IDD Therapy, otherwise known as Intervertebral Differential Dynamics Therapy, is used to effectively treat many forms of back pain. Back pain is one of the major causes of lost working hours in the world, and the second most common medical con... Read >
Author: Margaret17th September 2009
Atlanta IDD therapy, or Intervertebral Differential Dynamics Therapy, is a non-invasive chiropractic technique use to treat painful back conditions that arise from internal disc decompression. It was development as a means of treating lower back pain and ... Read >
Author: Margaret16th September 2009
In Atlanta IDD Therapy is used to treat problems with the spine, specifically herniated or bulging discs: commonly erroneously referred to by some as slipped discs. A brief discussion of spinal anatomy will be used as an introduction to how Intervertebra... Read >
Author: Margaret15th August 2009
How the cylindrical girdle affects sacroiliac
The intermediary cylindrical girdle is the go-between for the sacroiliac. Since the sacroiliac does not have support, yet it permits a variety of turns and twists, it needs an intermediary to hold it up. The ... Read >
Author: Richie Lindsay04th August 2009
The coccyx is the area of our back that can break easily from backward falls, motorized accidents, etc, since it does not offer us balance. Connected to the coccyx or the smaller bone at the spine base is a fuse of bones that climb up the spine. The bones... Read >
Author: Richie Lindsay28th July 2009
Outline of the spine:
I believe that outlining the spine can help you see the elements that make up our person, as well as give us the ability to perform daily. The spine at the top includes two vertebras and separates by the cervical vertebrae. Betwe... Read >
Author: Richie Lindsay28th July 2009
Brief Description:
The spine is made up of muscles, bones, and nerves... The spine is held together by disks, connective tissues, tendons, and ligaments. The elements combine to allow us to stand, yet tension is applied.
The lower back makes up th... Read >
Author: Richie Lindsay05th July 2009
Cranio-Sacral Therapy
Written By
Rose Hannigan
What is Cranio-Sacral Therapy?
Cranio-Sacral Therapy is often referred to as 'the breath of life', this is because it can affect every cell of the body. Cranio-sacral therapy uses very gentle touc... Read >
Author: whohalist918th May 2009
The tallest of the flat-faced breeds, Boxers are dogs that never grow up! They are bouncy, energetic, fearless risk takers, although males can be wary with strangers. The typical Boxer's mantra is “All I wanna do is have fun!”
The Boxer is a breed ... Read >
Author: Anne P. Jackson15th May 2009
Sciatica (often misspelled as "syatica" or "psyatica") is pain that results from irritation of one of the sciatic nerves (one on the right and one on the left), and includes pain in the hip and buttock area that may extend partially or all the way down th... Read >
Author: AanaSmith27th April 2009
So, what's that thing called a cervical disk or a lumbar disk? For point of anatomy, the spine is divided in cervical spine, thoracic spine and lumbar spine.
The thoracic spine is your higher back, and it extends from T1 (thoracic one) to T12 (thoracic ... Read >
Author: backmd10th February 2009
Back pain in pregnant women is a frequent problem. As many as three quarters of expectant mothers experience back pain during some phase of their pregnancy. So, why does your low back hurt during pregnancy?Pretty much, it can be reduced to changes in your... Read >
Author: Orit Cox15th December 2008
I hear this word a lot and really don't fully understand what it means. At wikipedia.com it means "In anatomy, lumbar is an adjective that means of or pertaining to the abdominal segment of the torso, between the diaphragm and the sacrum (pelvis)."So wh... Read >
Author: Aniruddha02nd December 2008
Have you been having difficulty sleeping, turning, or bending over lately? Are you constantly plagued by sharp pains in the lower back? If so, you could be suffering from sacroiliac joint inflammation - not exactly something you want to be stuck with over... Read >
Author: David Ravech04th November 2008
A soothing massage can be experienced in several different forms. All you have to do is determine the type of massage that your body needs, and also what type do you think will be most relaxing for you to have.
Here are some of the choices you can try ... Read >
Author: Pete Miguel03rd November 2008
A soothing massage can be experienced in several different forms. All you have to do is determine the type of massage that your body needs, and also what type do you think will be most relaxing for you to have.
Here are some of the choices you can tr... Read >
Author: Pete Miguel12th September 2008
The whole structure has experienced a deeper felt sense of space, organization, and integration by the Rolfing seventh hour session: Palintonicity/Adaptability (7-8-9) core expressing through lower pole (push).
The amount of stress that the visceral cr... Read >
Author: Certified Rolfer12th September 2008
The attention to detail can be observed and deeply felt with the second Rolf Movement session. Integrating the spine, pelvis, and legs are the goals of this Rolfing session. Begin by having the client on hands and knees for spinal articulation.
The int... Read >
Author: Certified Rolfer12th September 2008
In the Rolfing hour 6 the work begins to make another shift in the Rolfing protocol: Palintonicity Adaptability/Support (6-7-8) Core expressing through the lower pole.
This Rolfing session will complete the leg work of 2-4-6 of support, and complete p... Read >
Author: Certified Rolfer12th September 2008
The Rolfing Fourth-hour is a session of Support and Palintonicity (4-5-6). Transmission and support are goals for the client that is running concurrently in sessions four and six. By the Ten Series fourth session the sleeve should be at ease so that a d... Read >
Author: Certified Rolfer12th September 2008
Rotoscoliosis is a pathology that is ongoing and continuous over time and is always falling out of balance. The central nervous system is the initiator of scoliosis and manifests as rotation, counter-rotation, and compression in the structure and tissue... Read >
Author: Certified Rolfer08th September 2008
The whole structure has experienced a deeper felt sense of space, organization, and integration by the Rolfing seventh hour session: Palintonicity/Adaptability (7-8-9) core expressing through lower pole (push).
The amount of stress that the visceral cr... Read >
Author: rolfmovement08th September 2008
The attention to detail can be observed and deeply felt with the second Rolf Movement session. Integrating the spine, pelvis, and legs are the goals of this Rolfing session. Begin by having the client on hands and knees for spinal articulation.
The int... Read >
Author: rolfmovement08th September 2008
In the Rolfing hour 6 the work begins to make another shift in the Rolfing protocol: Palintonicity Adaptability/Support (6-7-8) Core expressing through the lower pole.
This Rolfing session will complete the leg work of 2-4-6 of support, and complete p... Read >
Author: rolfmovement08th September 2008
The Rolfing Fourth-hour is a session of Support and Palintonicity (4-5-6). Transmission and support are goals for the client that is running concurrently in sessions four and six. By the Ten Series fourth session the sleeve should be at ease so that a dee... Read >
Author: rolfmovement08th September 2008
Rotoscoliosis is a pathology that is ongoing and continuous over time and is always falling out of balance. The central nervous system is the initiator of scoliosis and manifests as rotation, counter-rotation, and compression in the structure and tissue. ... Read >
Author: rolfmovement27th May 2008
The term sciatica describes the symptoms of leg pain and possibly tingling, numbness or weakness that travels from the low back through the buttock and down the large sciatic nerve in the back of the leg. The vast majority of people who experience sciatic... Read >
Author: peterhutch25th April 2008
Fan stroking
Remind yourself of this gentle stroking movement before you start.
Place your hands at the top of the buttocks, and stroke smoothly up toward the waist and then out toward the side. Keeping your hands relaxed, mould them gently around t... Read >
Author: Alien16th April 2008
Anne was running the White Rock marathon in Dallas in 2007. It was a cold, wet day, and by mile 18, she had a "cramp" in her hamstring and into her butt. It continued to get worse and worse as it got colder and colder. First she described that her fourth ... Read >
Author: Dr. Marybeth Crane07th April 2008
Bed sores are a localized area of tissue injury that develops when soft tissue is compressed between a bony prominence and an external surface for a prolonged period of time. The external surface may be a mattress, a chair or wheelchair, or even other pa... Read >
Author: Corwin Brown02nd April 2008
Hemorrhoids also called piles. Hemorrhoids are dilated or bulging veins of the rectum and anus, caused by increased pressure in the rectal veins. Hemorrhoids are common. In the USA, the prevalence is about 4.4%. It is estimated that approximately one half... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen28th March 2008
Sciatica and piriformis syndrome can seem quite similar, parularly in terms of symptoms, and this similarity in how they feel has caused considerable confusion for doctors and patients alike. Some individuals have stated that they are actually the same t... Read >
Author: George Bestsecks24th February 2008
The modern chiropractor is the only doctorate level health practitioner in the world that is drug and surgery free. Having a very similar in training to the Medical Doctor, the Chiropractic Doctor has about ten times more nutrition training, along with mo... Read >
Author: Bozeman Chiropractor Dr Hans Conser DC05th November 2007
Being fairly common in both young adults and older people, bulging disc can affect just about anyone. Most times they are not a cause for panic and are often discovered by accident while having another medical problem examined. Abnormalities, such as bu... Read >
Author: Robert Langard21st June 2007
Alleviate the strain on the relevant ligaments
Another in an effort to alleviate the strain on the relevant ligaments, which, without muscular control, are painfully attempting to support your whole body weight against gravity. Think back to that image ... Read >
Author: beginet12th January 2007
The Battle Over Desktop Real EstateI was watching a late night financial program on television in earlyJuly, 2001 when I learned that Microsoft is allowing PCmanufacturers to control which icons are included on new Desktops.Historically, Microsoft has arg... Read >
pauleny1234
25th July 2006
Copyright 2006 Wendy Young
Ergonomics is the science of creating a workspace that fits your body and is safe and comfortable. Since so many people work at home these days either full or part time it is important to know what to do. These six (6) do-it... Read >
Author: Wendy Young28th March 2006
Anatomical Charts
Human anatomical charts have been used since the 18th century for many purposes in the healthcare profession. Whether you're a surgeon, chiropractor, physical therapist, or masseuse, it doesn't matter what distinct care you provide... Read >
Author: John Jordon10th October 2005
Your back is constructed of a number of parts.
1) The Spinal Column
Thirty-four bones stacked on top of one another and separated from each other by pads/discs. The column is held together by muscles and a band of fibrous tissue (Ligaments).
The Sp... Read >
Author: John Jarmola
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