Vers un paradigme holistique de l'anatomie paléoanthropologique : entre adaptation posturale et globalité architecturale du corps chez les Hominidés
In the 1990s, the author has set up an experimental methodology of human anatomy based on an anatomical bone displaying different parts that make up the « cerebral-caudal » skeleton. The proof of the premise is based on the bio-dynamics of the skull and facial complex and its relationship with the o...
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2016
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| גישה מקוונת: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| סיכום: | In the 1990s, the author has set up an experimental methodology of human anatomy based on an anatomical bone displaying different parts that make up the « cerebral-caudal » skeleton. The proof of the premise is based on the bio-dynamics of the skull and facial complex and its relationship with the occlusion on the one hand and the spine, the pelvis and the other members on the other hand. Given a movement of non-linear dynamics in the ontogenesis, growth trajectories bring into light unbalances whose ascendant associations can only be detected if the muscle and skeleton systems of the whole human body are taken into account. Thus, the architectural whole posture is better perceived and interpretations from a diagnosis, adaptation or locomotion are much more cautious. |
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