2017
DOI: 10.1016/s0415-6412(17)30092-9
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Segment-Anatomie: Der Schlüssel zu Akupunktur, Neuraltherapie und Manualtherapie

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“…The findings concerning CSI n indicate the presence of innervation areas of the dorsal branches for the thoracolumbar region, which correspond with so‐called ‘subcutaneous dermatomes’ (Elze, 1961; Wancura‐Kampik & Fanghänel, 2009). The CSI n values calculated in this study only refer to the macroscopically detected entry points of the dorsal branches into the skin and do not consider the expansion of intracutaneous branching.…”
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confidence: 95%
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“…The findings concerning CSI n indicate the presence of innervation areas of the dorsal branches for the thoracolumbar region, which correspond with so‐called ‘subcutaneous dermatomes’ (Elze, 1961; Wancura‐Kampik & Fanghänel, 2009). The CSI n values calculated in this study only refer to the macroscopically detected entry points of the dorsal branches into the skin and do not consider the expansion of intracutaneous branching.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Based on the embryological development of the spinal cord and vertebral column, dermatomes and myotomes are interconnected with each other through corresponding spinal nerves and the medulla spinalis (Stoffel, 2011; van Cranenburgh, 1990; Wancura‐Kampik & Fanghänel, 2009; Zohmann, 1991; Zohmann & Kasper, 1994). The spinal nerves follow the expansion of the growing body surface (DeLahunta & Glass, 2009) and represent the anatomical basis for interactive segmental reflex arcs (Kasper, 2011b; Nickel, Schummer, & Seiferle, 2003b; Wancura‐Kampik & Fanghänel, 2009; Zohmann, 1989). These relationships are widely used for diagnosis, therapies and anaesthesia (Kasper, 2011a, 2011b; Nickel, Schummer, & Seiferle, 2003a; Stoffel, 2011).…”
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“…Eine Strukturierung erfolgt in sogenannte Tome (Segmentanteile): Dermatom (Haut), Myotom (Muskel), Sklerotom (Knochenhaut, Ligamente), Enterotom (innere Organe) und Neurotom (Rückenmark). Diese strukturierte Gliederung ermöglicht eine Wechselbeziehung via Spinalnervensogenannte Segmentreflektorikzwischen den einzelnen Tomen [21,22]. In der Segmenreflektorik nimmt der Spinalnerv eine wichtige Rolle als Signalüberträger dieser Tome ein.…”
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“…Treten segmentale Funktionsstörungen auf, so hat dies zur Folge, dass sich im selben Segmentanteil reflektorisch eine Wirkung einstellt. Zu sehen sind die segmentalen Funktionsstörungen an den Head-Zonen im Dermatom oder den McKenzie-Punkten in der Muskulatur [22]…”
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