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Dupuytren's disease and osteopathy

What is Dupuytren's disease?

Dupuytren's disease, described in the 1830s, corresponds to an abnormal fibrous thickening (called fibrosis) associated with a retraction of the skin.

on 18/08/21

The Russian warm-up: an old method that works to warm up quickly

The warm-up is essential to any physical activity and we have seen why. Unfortunately, it is too often neglected, considered boring. The purpose of this article is therefore to reconcile you with the...

on 7/24/21

Cruralgia and osteopathy

What is cruralgia?

Cruralgia is pain along the crural nerve. This nerve is also called femoral nerve.
Here is on the yellow card, the anatomical description of the crural nerve.

on 18/06/21

Heel spur and osteopathy

Do you feel like you have a spike under your foot? Do you have difficulty putting your heel down when you walk? Are you familiar with heel spurs?
What is a heel spur?
Heel spur is a...

on 15/06/21

Concussion and sport

In order to properly evaluate a concussion, several elements must be respected:
Medical Examination: Anamnesis Neurological Examination Orthopedic Examination of the Cervical Spine Status ...

on 14/06/21

The baby cocoon seen by your osteopath

This cushion was developed by Danielle Salducci, a pediatric physiotherapist. It was originally created to be used in hospitals with premature babies. Mrs. Salducci realized that ...

on 04/29/21

Osteopathy and colic in children

What is colic in children?
A real pet peeve of parents, nearly 40% of babies suffer from it. The colic appears a few days after the birth and fades away...

on 04/18/21

Presentation of Damien Fabre, osteopath in Versailles

The origins of Damien Fabre
Originally from Versailles, where he completed his entire schooling up to the baccalaureate, Damien Fabre went on to study at CEESO Paris, which has since become the ...

on 04/13/21

Osteopathy and multiple sclerosis

What is multiple sclerosis (MS)?

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that evolves by relapses, it is said to be progressive. This pathology represents an inflammatory disease of the brain.

on 04/13/21

Osteopathy and horseback riding: the health of the rider

Presentation of the rider's health
Between the passion of the horse and the practice of sports, horse riding seduces many people since it is the third most practiced sport in France (after the ...

on 04/13/21

Osteopathy and classical dance

Flexibility and elegance are related to classical dance and yet classical dance is an art that requires long hours of training and a great mastery of gestures and movements. This is the...

on 22/03/21

Osteopathy and basketball

Basketball was first introduced in the United States and Canada in 1891 by a physical education teacher. Basketball is a sport that relies on many changes of direction...

on 08/03/21
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