The osteopath supports one of the two structures (for ex. The hyoid) and brings it to a point of balcance

Palpatory differential diagnosis of the dysfunctional level:

The osteopath differentiates whether the restricted movement and hardened tissue originates from the bone, from the dura, from brain tissue or from the fluids. A resonance could also be made with electromagnetic fields.

Diagnostics: Palpatory differential diagnosis:

With the following differential diagnosis it is possible to examine whether the movement restriction of a certain structure (for example spenobasilar synchondrosis) is caused by a different tissue of the body (for ex. The Hyoid).

The osteopath supports one of the two structures (for ex. The hyoid) and brings it to a point of balcance.

After that he examines, whether the inherent movement or mobility at the sphenobasilar synchondrosis has changed. A normalisation or improvement suggests that the hyoid bone has restricted the sphenobasilar synchondrosis.

A decrease in movement or mobility suggests that the sphenobasilar synchondrosis has used the hyoid bone as a compensation.