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Why jump rope?

If there are no contraindications, skipping rope is a very interesting sport. Known for being "complete", skipping rope works all the muscles of the body...

on 30/08/18

How to find a good osteopath in Versailles - Yvelines ?

"I'm looking for a good osteopath in Versailles - do you know one? "
I am often asked what are the criteria for finding a good osteopath.
Indeed, there are many osteopaths on the market.

on 18/08/18

Cranial nerve II : the Optic nerve

Presentation of the optic nerve II
The 2nd cranial nerve is the optic nerve. It is a sensory nerve that is responsible for vision.
40mm long, with a diameter of 4mm, the optic nerve is formed ...

06/06/18

Cranial nerve I : the olfactory nerve

Presentation and clinic of the Olfactory Nerve
The olfactory nerve or rather the olfactory nerves are sensory nerves.
They are responsible for conveying olfactory impulses. Thus, an attack on these nerves can cause...

06/06/18

Child Development

The Denver scale has been used to establish a reference of the child's development according to 4 items:
Motor skills Language Fine motor skills Social contactThis test is however only an indication of the child's development...

on 16/05/18

Vascularization of the heart

Arteries of the heart
The two coronary arteries of the heart, located under the epicardium, are the first branches of the ascending aorta.
Caliber: 3.5 mm.
The right coronary artery
Origin of the artery ...

on 06/05/18

Anatomy of the aorta

Presentation of the aorta
The aorta originates from the base of the left ventricle and ends at the level of the body of the L4 vertebra by dividing into 3 arteries:
left iliac artery right iliac artery a...

on 06/05/18

Runners : Become even better with osteopathy

With the industrialization of our society, physical activity in our daily lives has become increasingly rare. Now, we can be everywhere, all the time, without even having to move from one place to another.

13/04/18

The consultation of an osteopath for baby - infant

It is not compulsory to have your baby seen by an osteopath, but when you look at your child, you are amazed and do not realize the little problems he may have.

on 26/03/18

Hamstring muscle pathologies

Anatomy of the hamstring muscles
The hamstring muscles consist of 3 muscles:
Semi-tendinous Biceps crural Semi-membranous
Semi-tendonous
Origin: it is inserted on the ischial tuberosity of the...

12/12/17

The functional column of the thumb

Osteology of the thumb column
The hand articulates with the distal part of the radius and ulna.
The thumb column includes the scaphoid bone, the trapezium, the 1st metacarpal and the 2 phalanges of the thumb.

on 01/12/17

Hip abductor muscles

Abduction is a movement in which the thigh moves away from the axis of the body. When the fixed point is reversed, it is an elevation of the pelvis on the opposite side.
The movement is done in the opposite direction.

on 01/12/17
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