The Effect of an Alternative Medical Procedure Upon Low-Frequency Oscillations in Cutaneous Blood Flow Velocity

Changes in Neck Mobility and Pressure Pain Threshold Levels Following a Cervical Myofascial Induction Technique in Pain-Free Healthy Subjects

“…We have recently found that the application of myofascial induction techniques decreased anxiety and systolic blood pressure when compared with placebo in healthy subjects. 11 Nelson et al 12 reported that the compression of the fourth ventricle (CV-4) technique increased the low-frequency Traube-Hering oscillation wave of blood flow. On the contrary, another study determined minimal changes in autonomic measures with the application of the CV-4 technique in pain-free healthy subjects.…”

An Eddy Current System for the Study of the Cranial Rhythmic Impulse

“…It can be assumed that the EC system could be used to assess to CRI signal. Further investigations could be done to estimate accuracy and reliability of the EC system versus more usual techniques [2], [10].…”

A global view of osteopathic practice – mirror or echo chamber?

“…29 They also examined the putative relationship between the cranial rhythmic impulse and Traube-Hering-Mayer oscillation, and identified an inability to 'explain why most of the osteopathic physicians we studied palpated the CRI/TH at a 1:2 rate, while a small number of osteopathic physicians palpated the CRI/TH at a 1:1 rate'. Of interrater reliability, they reported that, 'sequential interrater reliability becomes virtually impossible to establish.…”