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A simple and efficient diagnostic evaluation followed by osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) for carpal bone somatic dysfunction.

A simple and efficient diagnostic evaluation followed by osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) for carpal bone somatic dysfunction.

In this video, prone pressure with counterleverage and the sacroiliac joint articulatory technique are demonstrated.

In this video, prone pressure with counterleverage and the sacroiliac joint articulatory technique are demonstrated.

The Galbreath technique can be used for eustachian tube dysfunction, a contributing factor to otitis media.

Treatment targeting dysfunction of the thoracolumbar junction may help reduce postural compensatory mechanisms and decrease pain.

Osteopathic diagnosis of the ribs may help differentiate rib somatic dysfunction from referred pain originating from thoracic viscera, providing diagnosis and management options.

In this video, HVLA is used to directly address the articular aspect of a posterior rib somatic dysfunction.

In this video, HVLA is used to directly address the articular aspect of a posterior rib somatic dysfunction.

Frontal and parietal lift techniques used to treat patient with headache.

To investigate the effect of Osteopathic Cranial Manipulative Medicine on spatial learning and memory in naturally aged rat model of AD, aged rats were grouped into OCMM-treated and untreated groups and compared. This video shows an OCMM-treated rat. The movement starts at 0:13. Four quadrants and platform location (circle at northwest quadrant) are marked in the video.

To investigate the effect of OCMM on spatial learning and memory in naturally aged rat model of AD, aged rats were grouped into OCMM and No OCMM groups and compared. This video shows an untreated rat. See the OCMM-treated rat movement here. The movement starts at 0:13. Four quadrants and platform location (circle at northwest quadrant) are marked in the video.

The muscle energy technique of the symphysis pubis may be used to treat patients with pelvic pain.

The muscle energy technique of the symphysis pubis may be used to treat patients with pelvic pain.

The muscle energy technique of the symphysis pubis may be used to treat patients with pelvic pain.

The muscle energy technique of the symphysis pubis may be used to treat patients with pelvic pain.

Victor Nuňo, DO, demonstrates the use of lumbar high-velocity, low-amplitude and upper thoracic facilitated positional release to lower biomarkers of stress.

Sean Moloney, DO, demonstrates the use of bilateral stretch and contralateral traction to prevent and manage tension-type headache.

Dr Wolf demonstrates the use of a mesenteric lift to improve symptoms of constipation in patients with cystic fibrosis.

Dr Keys demonstrates the use of unilateral temporomandibular joint dysfunction muscle energy to improve symptoms of temporomandipular disorders.