But what's a postural patient?
Just have a peep at this gallery...
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He can no longer stand upright at rest, he is dizzy or he suffers from vertigo, among several other symptoms. His postural control system no longer functions in its right way: He is a postural patient.
The same holds true for all patients who suffer from...
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...without conventional diagnosis
The same holds true for patients who have difficulties to stand upright quiet because they suffer from pain at different levels of their body axis
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Often they suffer because their postural control system no longer works well, there is an abnormal asymmetry of their postural tone, if it is the case they are postural patients.
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You don't need quite a lot of intuition to feel that a patient could be a «postural patient»... ...You just need a good nose!... |
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But in order to be sure that a patient
is really a postural patient you need a postural check-up.