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\nThere is an anatomical area that our culture and\/or our training seemingly leads us to neglect: the pelvic floor!
\n<\/b>Although it is associated with vital functions (urination, defecation, reproduction) as well as mechanical functions (support function\u2026), the pelvic floor is generally difficult to visualize, poorly understood, and often forgotten.
\nEven in our “osteopathic art,” it is often set aside or too complex to implement (internal techniques), leaving a gap in the overall understanding of our patients.
\nNeglecting an area or structure potentially deprives the therapist of one or more keys to solving a problem.
\nThe continuous development of the LMO-Mechanical Link<\/em> method conceived and developed by Paul CHAUFFOUR (Paul CHAUFFOUR-Eric PRAT Method) has in recent years given the pelvic floor a firm place in its examination system.
\nFollowing the principles of the Mechanical Link (systematic examination of anatomical structures, external access, determination of the total lesion, hierarchization of lesions, and treatment using the recoil technique), the examination can be performed in a simple, precise, and respectful manner.<\/p>\n\n
DAY 1<\/b><\/h4>\n
MORNING<\/h5>\n
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\nPrerequisites for external access to the perineal region<\/p>\n\n
AFTERNOON<\/h5>\n
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\nWe address the main causes of perineal damage:<\/p>\n\n
DAY 2<\/b><\/h4>\n
MORNING<\/h5>\n
\nExternal assessment of anterior perineum structures:<\/p>\n\n
AFTERNOON<\/h5>\n
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DAY 3<\/b><\/h4>\n
MORNING<\/h5>\n
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AFTERNOON<\/h5>\n
\nWe will consider a proposal for regulation in the postpartum patient by assessing the following according to the LMO concept:<\/p>\n\n