Sue Turner D.O.
Osteopath and Lecturer
Nervi craniales in osteopathic teatment
The face is quite a complicated subject from an osteopathic point of view, but it's so worthwhile to really look at it in depth, and the wide variety of problems we can help patients with.
But also the impact of cranial nerves on the face and their entrapment within the neurocranium is a study that I don't think you can really grasp in one go.’ - Sue Turner
In this lecture, Sue Turner discusses the 12 cranial nerves and the problems that can arise when they become entrapped. She discusses how to help patients with problems in this area from an osteopathic perspective and what to look out for during treatment. Above all, it deals with the important structures that can influence the physiology of the cranial nerves.
The face is quite a complicated subject from an osteopathic point of view, but it's so worthwhile to really look at it in depth, and the wide variety of problems we can help patients with.
But also the impact of cranial nerves on the face and their entrapment within the neurocranium is a study that I don't think you can really grasp in one go.’ - Sue Turner
In this lecture, Sue Turner discusses the 12 cranial nerves and the problems that can arise when they become entrapped. She discusses how to help patients with problems in this area from an osteopathic perspective and what to look out for during treatment. Above all, it deals with the important structures that can influence the physiology of the cranial nerves.
Sincerely, Sue Turner
| Nervi craniales in osteopathic treatment |
| Sue Turner D.O. |
| 4 lessons |
| Total Length: 00:44:30 |
english |
| in the media library since 07/2025 |
| VOR#050EN / DOZ#025 |