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In my office, I am often asked how I work, what kind of techniques I use, etc. I answer the patient with this question: do you ask your plumber or craftsman what kind of equipment he uses?

Does your baby have a runny eye? A little crust at the corner of the eye? Your baby may have a blocked tear duct... Here's how...

What is retractile capsule or frozen shoulder?
Retractile capsulitis, also called "frozen shoulder", is often confused with shoulder tendinopathy because of the loss of mobility.

Presentation of the radial nerve
It is a mixed nerve, the most voluminous and it is mainly involved in the extension of the arm.
Origin of the radial nerve
The radial nerve (C6-T1) comes from the branch of divisor...

In osteopathy, we work on all parts of the body in order to give it a better mechanism. It is a wonderful therapy but it is not everything. For a person to be able to...

The extraction of wisdom teeth is a technical procedure that requires a large or even too large opening of the jaw... The duration of the procedure and the technique itself can be very difficult...

A question frequently asked by our patients, the answer is both childishly simple and really complex. It is simple because one could clearly answer "Osteopathy is a...

The after-effects of childbirth are part of the taboo subjects that one does not discuss at a dinner party and yet if this were the case, fewer women would suffer in silence and fewer couples would be torn apart...

What is congenital torticollis?
Definition of congenital torticollis

Congenital torticollis is a malposition of the neck and head characterized by a tilted position of the head.

What are the Olympiads for Living Together in Versailles?
Program of the Olympiads for Living Together

The missions of your osteopath on the Olympics in Versailles
Osteopathy, on events...

Have you sprained your ankle? What should you do?
This article is designed to help you in the event of a sprained ankle. Rass...

Also called plantar fasciitis, plantar fasciitis refers to pain occurring in the plantar fascia. The use of the suffix "ite" is explained by the fact that we think that the...