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DO - Deutsche Zeitschrift für Osteopathie 2024; 22(01): 29-33
DOI: 10.1055/a-2167-6970
Spektrum | Anatomie

Das Mundatmungssyndrom in der osteopathischen Praxis

Margarete Keller
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Marit Brümmer
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Birthe Schulz
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Die Atmung wirkt sich auf die motorische Kontrolle und die Haltungsstabilität aus. Erklärt werden im folgenden Artikel der Begriff des Atemmusters und die Auswirkung des dysfunktionalen Atemmusters Mundatmungssyndrom auf die Haltung. Diese Haltungsanpassung wird mit ihren Auswirkungen auf die Atemmuskeln beschrieben. Um dieses Krankheitsbild besser zu verstehen, wird auf ihre pathologische Emotionsregulierung eingegangen. Zuletzt wird ein osteopathischer Therapieansatz vorgestellt.



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