FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: method involves applying three sessions of manual visceral therapy. Visceral organs ligament disbalance correction is carried out by relaxing the right triangular hepatic ligament in cranial direction by applying tension until complete recovery of liver mobility is achieved in frontal plane. The tension is applied to the coronary ligament in cranio-dorsal direction until complete recovery of liver mobility is achieved in sagittal plane. The tension is applied to the left triangular hepatic ligament in laterolateral direction until complete recovery of liver mobility is achieved in horizontal plane. Then relaxation is achieved by stretching gastrophrenic ligament by shifting the stomach beyond the greater curvature in cranio-dorso-medial direction and Plica cecalis relaxation in cranio-dorso-medial direction. Relaxed hepatorenal or lienorenal ligament is stimulated depending on kidney side under lesion at the second session. Next to it, anatomical kidney boundaries are carried out in turn by applying internal rotation of the inferior renal pole and then linear displacement of the kidney is carried out in cranio medial direction towards the xiphoid process with visceral spasm alleviated on abducent and adducent loops of the colon. Pathological biomechanical changes of the visceral organs are controlled with additional correction being applied. The second session is applied at the second day after the first one and the third one 7 day later after the second one. EFFECT: enhanced effectiveness of treatment. 3 dwg
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2001-10-27—Published
1999-09-08—Filed