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listed below: I. Cerebrospinal Fluid and Spinal Cord Studies return to top Binhammer RT: CSF anatomy with emphasis on relations to nasal cavity and labryrinthine fluids. Ear Nose Throat J 1992 Jul; 71(7):292-4, 297-9 Bradley WG: Magnetic resonance imaging in the evaluation of cerebrospinal fluid flow abnormalities. Magn Reson Q 1992 Sep; 8(3):169-96 Chikly B: Is human cerebrospinal fluid reabsorbed by lymph? AAO Journal 1998; 28 Enzmann DR, Pelc NJ: Normal flow patterns of intracranial and spinal CSF defined with phase-contrast cine MR imaging. Radiol 1991 Feb; 178(2):467-74 Feinberg DA, Mark AS: Human brain motion and cerebrospinal fluid circulation demonstrated with MR velocity imaging. Radiol 1987; 163(3):793-799 Gideon P, Thomsen C, Stahlberg F, Henriksen O: Cerebrospinal fluid production and dynamics in normal aging, a MRI phase-mapping study. Acta Neurol Scand 1994 May; 89(5):362-6 Greitz D: Cerebrospinal fluid circulation and associated intracranial dynamics. A radiologic investigation using MR imaging and radionuclide cisternography. Acta Radiol Suppl 1993; 386:1-23 Greitz D, Franch A, Nordell B: On the pulsatile nature of intracranial and spinal CSF-circulation demonstrated by MR imaging. Acta Radiol 1993 Jul; 34(4):321-8 Henry-Feugeas MC, Idy-Peretti I, Blanchet B, Hassine D, Zannoli G, Schouman-Claeys E: Temporal and spatial assessment of normal cerebrospinal fluid dynamics with MR imaging. Magn Reson Imaging 1993; 11(8):1107-18 Kadowaki C, Hara M, Numoto M, Takeuchi K: Factors affecting cerebrospinal fluid flow in a shunt. Br. J. Neurosurg 1987; 1(4):467-75 Levy LM, Di Chiro G: MR phase imaging and cerebrospinal fluid flow in the head and spine. Neuroradiol 1990; 32(5):399-406 Levy LM: MR imaging of cerebrospinal fluid flow and spinal cord motion in neurological disorders of the spine. Magn Reson Imaging Clin N Am 1999 Aug; 7(3):573-87 Magnaes B: Clinical studies of cranial and spinal compliance and the craniospinal flow of cerebrospinal fluid. Br J Neurosurg 1989; 3(6):659-68 Mikulis DJ, Wood ML, Zerdoner OA, Poncelet BP: Oscillatory motion of the normal cervical spinal cord. Radiol 1994 Jul; 192(1):117-21 Royder J: Fluid hydraulics in human physiology. AAO Journal 1997: 11 Schellinger D, LeBihan D, Rajan SS, Cammarata CA, Patronas NJ, Deveikis JP, Levy LM: MR of slow CSF flow in the spine. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 1992 Sep-Oct; 13(5):1373-403 Schroth G, Klose U: Cerebrospinal fluid flow. II. Physiology of respiration-related pulsations. Neuroradiol 1992; 35(1):10-5 Schroth G, Klose U: Cerebrospinal fluid flow. III. Pathological cerebrospinal fluid pulsations. Neuroradiol 1992; 35(1):16-24 Tanaka H, Sakurai K, Iwasaki M, Harada K, Inaba F, Hirabuki N, Nakumura H: Craniocaudal motion velocity in the cervical spinal cord in degenerative disease as shown by MR imaging. Acta Radiol 1997 Sep; 38(5):803-9 Wachi A, Kudo S, Sato K: Characteristics of cerebrospinal fluid circulation in infants as detected with MR velocity imaging. Childs Nerv Syst 1995 Apr; 11(4):227 II. Infants and Children return to top Arbuckle B: The cranial aspect of emergencies of the newborn. JAOA 1948; 47:507-51 Dovesmith E: The growing skull and the injured child. AAO Yearbook 1967; 34-39 Fraval M: Osteopathic treatment of infants with a sucking dysfunction. AAO Journal 1998; 25 Frymann V: Relation of disturbances of craniosacral mechanism to symptomatology of the newborn, study of 1,250 infants. JAOA 1966; 65:1059-1075 Frymann V: Learning difficulties of children viewed in the light of osteopathic concept. JAOA 1976; 76 Frymann V: The trauma of birth. Osteopathic Annals 1976; 197-205 Upledger J: The relationship of craniosacral examination findings in grade school children with developmental problems. JAOA 1978; 77:760 Woods R: Structural normalization in infants and children with particular reference to disturbances of the central nervous system. JAOA 1973; 72:903-8 Wachi A, Kudo S, Sato K: Characteristics of cerebrospinal fluid circulation in infants as detected with MR velocity imaging. Childs Nerv Syst 1995 Apr; 11(4):227 III. Medical Applications return to top Cavanaugh S: Application of osteopathic principles to a viral upper respiratory infection. AAO Journal 1998; 19 Frymann V: Osteopathic approach to cardiac and pulmonary problems. JAOA May; 7:668-73 Mulligan T: An osteopathic approach to HIV/AIDS. AAO Journal 1996; 9 Sternberg EM: Neuroendocrine factors in susceptibility to inflammatory disease: focus on the hypothalmic-pituitary-adrenal axis. Horm Res 1995; 43(4): 159-61 Woods J: A physical finding related to psychiatric disorders. JAOA 1961; 60:988-993 IV. Musculoskeletal Conditions return to top Arbuckle B: Scoliosis capitis. JAOA 1970; 70:131-7 Hoyt W, Shaffer F, Bard D, Benester J, Blankenhorn G, Gray J, Hartman W, Hughes L: Osteopathic manipulation in the treatment of muscle-contraction headaches. JAOA 1979; 78:322-325 Magoun H: The temporal bone: Troublemaker in the head. JAOA 1974; 73:825 Nelson K: The sacrum; A bone of contention. AAO Journal 1997; 17-24 Wells K: Dysfunction of the 'sacred' sacrum. AAO Journal 1998; 31-7 Waldron B: Muscle tones. AAO Journal 1997; 18-20 Upledger J: Diagnosis and treatment of temporoparietal suture head pain. Osteopathic Medicine 1978; 19-26 V. Neurological Conditions return to top Gorbis S: The effects of somatic dysfunction on the spinal accessory nerve with subsequent distal dysfunctions. AAO Journal 1996; 13-31 Lay E: The osteopathic management of trigeminal neuralgia. JAOA 1975; 74:373-389 Magoun H: Entrapment neuropathy in the cranium. JAOA 1968; 67:643-652 Magoun H: Entrapment neuropathy of the CNS Pt. II: CN I-IV, VI-VIII, XII. JAOA 1968; 67:779-787 Magoun H: Entrapment neuropathy of the CNS Pt. III: CN V, IX, X, XI. JAOA 1968; 67:889-899 Miller H: Head pain. JAOA 1972; 72:135 Royder J: Scalene entrapment syndrome. AAO Journal 1998; 25
Cohen DM: The craniosacral rhythmic impulse. The American Chiropractor 1989. Frymann V: A study of the rhythmic motions of the living cranium. JAOA 1971; 70:928 Greenman P: Roentgen findings in the craniosacral mechanism. JAOA 1970; 70:24 Hanten WP, Dawson D, Iwata
M, Seiden M, Whitten FG, Zink T: Craniosacral rhythm: reliability and
relationships with cardiac and respiratory rates. Heisey RS, Adams T: Role of cranial bone mobility in cranial compliance. Neurosurgery 1993; 33(5):869 Kokich V: Age changes in the human frontozygomatic suture from 20 to 95 years. Am J Orthodont 1976; 69(4):11 Kostopoulos D: Changes in the elongation of falx cerebri during craniosacral therapy techniques applied on the skull of an embalmed cadaver. J Cranio 1992; 10(11):9 Lay EM, Cicora RA: Recording of the cranial rhythmic impulse. JAOA; 78:149 McAdoo J, Kuchera M: Reliability of cranial rhythmic impulse palpation. JAOA; 95(8):491 Mitchell F: Pruzzo N: Investigation of voluntary and primary respiratory mechanisms. JAOA 1971; 70:1109-1113 Norton J: A tissue pressure model for palpatory perception of the rhythmic impulse. JAOA 1991; 91(10):975 Rogers J, Witt P: The controversy of cranial bone motion. JOSPT 1995, 1997; 26(2) Roppel RM, St. Pierre N, Mitchell F: Measurement of accuracy in bimanual perception of motion. JAOA 1978 Feb; 77:475 Retzlaff E, Michael D, Ropperl R, Mitchell, F: The structures of cranial bone sutures. JAOA 1978; 75:607 Retzlaff E, St. Pierre N, Roppel R: The detection of relative movements of cranial bones. JAOA 1976; 76:289 Retzlaff E, Michael D: A preliminary study of cranial bone movement in the squirrel monkey. JAOA 1975; 74:886-9 Tettambel M, Cicora A, Lay E: Recording of the cranial rhythmic impulse. JAOA 1978; 78: 149 Upledger J: Mechano-electric patterns during craniosacral osteopathic diagnosis and treatments. JAOA 1979; 78:782 Upledger J: The reproducability of craniosacral examination findings; a statistical analysis. JAOA 1977; 76:890 VII. Temperomandibular Dysfunction & Dental Implications Baker EG: Alteration of the width of maxillary arch and its relation to sutural movement of cranial bones. JAOA 1972; 70:559-64 Blood S: The craniosacral mechanism and the temporomandibular joint. JAOA 1971; 70:559 Frymann V: Cranial osteopathy and its role in the disorders of the TMJ. Dent Clin N Amer 1983; 27(3):595 Gillespie B: Dental considerations of the craniosacral mechanism. J Craniomand Pract 1985; 3(4):380 Heinrich S: Dental pain management. J Cranio 1991; 9(1):72 Liblin B: The cranial mechanism: its relationship to cranio-mandibular function. J Pros Dent 1987; 58(5):632 Liblin B: The cranial mechanism - Its dental implications. IJO 1984; 22 (2+3): 7 Lay E: The osteopathic management of temporomandibular joint dysfunction. In "Clinical Management of Head, Neck and TMJ Pain and Dysfunction: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Diagnosis and Treatment" edited by Harold Gelb Magoun H: The dental search for a common denominator in craniocervical pain and dysfunction. JAOA 1979; 78:810-815 Magoun H: Dental equilibration and osteopathy. JAOA 1975; 74:981-90 Royder J: Structural influences in TMJ pain and dysfunction. JAOA 1981; 80(7):460 VIII. Trauma-Related Studies return to top Arbuckle B.: Subclinical signs of trauma. JAOA 1958; 58:160-6 Becker R: Diagnostic touch: Its principles and applications. Part IV: Trauma and Stress. AAO Yearbook 1965; 11:165-177 Becker R: Craniosacral trauma in the adult. Osteopathic Annals 1976; 213-225 Magoun H: Whiplash injury: A greater lesion complex. JAOA 1964; 63:524-535
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