Manual Therapy For The Cranial Nerves, — 1e

Successful therapy relies on a deep understanding of cranial nerve pathways and their exit points through the skull.

Peripheral nerves are seen as a continuation of the central nervous system's protective layers; for example, the epineurium is an extension of the dura mater. 2. Clinical Anatomy and Examination Manual Therapy for the Cranial Nerves, 1e

The brain is highly sensitive to pressure variations. Manual techniques aim to modify intracranial pressure to improve the hydromechanics and plasticity of the brain. Successful therapy relies on a deep understanding of