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The foot as foundation
        of the body, an
      osteopathic POV
   Communication
         T.E.A.M




Aim
   Know your anatomy
       Osteopathy is based on function
       A. rule
       Structure-Function




Osteopathic view
{
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   Fl.-ext. around axis
             →
    normal:                   (≈ fysiol. valgus)
   Art. TT = tib-fib. + talus
   Trochlea tali (3 fa      ):
        AP: cv
        ventral wider then dorsal
        ventro -lat. sulcus
   Talus shaft:
        ventro- med. sulcus
   Fa:


                            1 part

2 parts     F       T
      L                 M
                T
A-P plane:
Tibia to           ;
      eg. rugby tackle
     Not very often

     # anterior margo tibia
   Tibia to            ;
       eg. Football kick
         in the grass
Tarsus
    Tarsus posterior:
        calcaneus
        talus
    Tarsus anterior:
        cuboid
        naviculare
        cuneiformes (3)
    Artt.:
        subtalair
        Chopart
        Lisfranc
Subtalar
 Underestimated art. in classical medicine
 In case of block.: impact on roll-off pattern pes
                                              A
 Os calc. =

  initial contact during
  marche
 2 parts:
            .&
                                   Bottom
                                   side Talus       Top side
   Talus is ‘embedded’                             calc.
                                                P
Subtalar pars posterior
pars posterior: =

autonome part
(capsula & ligg.)
    talus cc and oriënt.:
     dorso-caudal
    calc.: thalamus of
     Destot, AP= cv and
     ML= flat or cc
Subtalar pars anterior
   pars anterior:
    talus = bi-cv (contact
     with calc + lig.
     CNplant. + os nav. +
     ligg. delt.)
    calc = bi-cc
     (sustentaculum) fa
     often 2 parts
Subtalar
   Ligg. ‘chewing gum’
   Ligg. TCinterosseum:
       pars ant.
       pars post.
   Ligg. TC
       lat. & med.
       post.
   Antero-intern lesion:
             talus to med. (intern)
             eversion
         Postero-extern lesion:
             talus to lat. (extern)
             inversion




Subtalar lesion mechanics
Art. Chopart
   Francois Chopart (°1743   in Paris, † 1795)
   Art. mediotarsale
        Os calc.-talus
        Os nav.-cuboid
   Art. talo-nav.
   Art. calc.-cub.
Art. Chopart: talo-nav.

   Caput tali: cv
   Ligg.:
       calc.-nav.:
                                          (floor)
                 with cartilago, capsula & synovia
       Calc.-nav.-cub.:
            Lig. of Chopart / bifurcatum:
                 pars vert.: to nav. (                .)
                 pars horz.: to cub. (               )
Art. Chopart: calc.-cub.

   Calc.: complex fa
        planum transv.:
             pars cran. cc
             pars caud. cv
        caps. + syn.
   Ligg.:
        Calc.-cub. dors.
        Calc.-cub. pl. (longum):
Art. Chopart:
lesion mech.
  Osteop. flat foot/
‘distortio of Chopart’
   ‘collaps’ arcades (cfr.   infra):
        Nav. to exorot.
        Cub. to endorot.
   Relation cub.-nav. with central line of gravity (cfr.   infra)
   Keystone brick of the arcades (cfr.
                                      infra)
   Cause & effect chains up & down (cfr. infra)
Art. Lisfranc
   Jacques Lisfranc de St.
                                          3
    Martin (°1790, 1847) French surgeon
    & gynaecologist                               1
                                              2
   Art. Tarso-MT: 3 artt. (capsula
    & synovia):




        Ligg. dorsalia, plant. &
         interossea
Art. Lisfranc ROM
 Cuneiforme I: exo.-endo. rot. &
  cran.-caud. TL
 Cuneiforme II & III: cran.-caud.
  TL
 Cuneiforme III: greatest ROM

 More ampl. ↑ med. → lat.
Arc of Lisfranc
   Intern:     Nav   CF I,II&III       MT I,II&III
   Extern:     Cub   CF III            MT IV&V
   Key role =
   Key stone =




                                    Podiatrists Membersday 2011
                                            jory.pauwels@fico.be
Osteopathic lesion
   Know your anatomy
       Osteopathy is based on function
       A. rule
       Structure-Function




Osteopathic view
{
   5 arches:   Top view
       AP:


       ML:
   2 pilars:
     posterior: calcaneus (2/3
      GBody)
     anterior: MT (1/3 GBody)
   Construction:
       3 * MT (caput MT I plantar contact)
       3 * CF
       Os naviculare (key stone) (h = 15-18 mm)
       talus (top)
       Os calcaneus (plantar contact)



                 A                                  P


                                                   Medial view
   Ligg. suspension: in big F for short time




         Medial view
                                                Plantar view
   Musc. suspension: in small F for long time
       M. TP (nav & MT):              conc. ↑
       M. PL (MT I & Cuneiforme I):   conc. ↑
       M. FHL: stab. talus + calc.↑   conc. ↑
       M. Abd. Hallucis:              conc. ↑
       M. Plantaris                   conc. ↑
       M. EHL + M. TA: retinaculum:   conc. ↓
Medial view
Plantar Aponeurosis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXl86K7OwVk&feature=related
   Construction:
       MT IV & V (caput        plantar contact)
              (h = 3-5 mm)
                     (top)
                 (plantar contact)




                                                   Lateral view
   m. PB:       stab. artt.   calc.-cub. & cub.-MT
   m. PL:       stab. calc. via      +   conc. ↑
   m. Add. digiti minimi:                conc. ↑
   m. EDL & m. triceps surae             conc. ↓



                                                    Lateral view
 Distal arc (I)
      Distal MT
 Middle arc (II)
      Lisfranc
 Proximal arch (III)

      Chopart
   Distal arch:
      Distal MT

      MT I (sesam) & V contact
          (h = 6 mm)
      MT II (top) (h = 9 mm)
      MT III (h = 8.5 mm)

      MT IV (h = 7 mm)

      M. Add. hallucis: conc.↑

      Lig. Metatarseum

       transv. prof.
                                  Cross section
   Middle arch:
       Lisfranc



       CF I, II (top) &
               : conc. ↑   Cross section
   Proximal arch:
     Chopart
     Naviculare




                       Cross section
           : conc. ↑
   Consequence ankle varus or valgus
   Conc. ↓:
       GBody
       m. triceps surae, m. per. tert., m. TA, m. EDL &
        m. EHL
   Conc. ↑:
       m. TP, m. PL & m. PB, mm. plantares &
        flexoren
   Spring power ↓↓: in sports →
 Art. MT-P:
 Swelling bursa & os growth
 Red skin colour
 Hereditary
   Aetiologie:
       Pronation → ∆ G distribution forefoot → ↑ P
        MT I
       CF I laesion
       Narrow shoes
       Sesamoid ossae → inter MT space caput MT I
        & II
           m. A d. H << m. Abd. H → abd. MT I:
           m. Add. H pulls
                   maintains ext. & add. phalanges
 Know your anatomy
     Osteopathy is based on function


       Structure-Function



Osteopathic view
{
   Central gravity line
   Anteriorline
   Latero-lateral pubicline
   Antero-posterior (AP) line
   Postero-anterior (PA) lin
   Combination: biomechanic trigona
   Sella tursica
   dorsale 1/3 cranium
   corpus C3-6 (m. scal. med.)
   art. CO-vert. 3
   art. CF bilat.
   Arcus pedis bilat.
   Combination of:
       1:
            AP
            PA (2)
            Σ = 3  L3
       2:
            central gravity line
            AP
            PA (2)
            Σ = 4  T4
   Vertical lemnisci
   Horizontal lemnisci: ‘6’ diaphragm
   ‘Core link’
   The Fasciae Anatomy, Dysfunction and
    Treatment
    Paoletti, Serge
    Sommerfeld, Peter (ILT) ISBN: 093961653X.
Cause & effect chain:                             : Chronol.
  1.   Pes: endo cuboid & exo nav.
  2.   Contracture m. PL & m. TP
  3.   Endorot. crus
  4.   Caput fib.: ventro-caud.
  5.   Contracture m. BF.
  6.   Ilium post. and relatieve sacrum ant.
  7.   Exo. femur
  8.   Contractuur m. pirif.
  9.   m. Pirif. stabilises sacrum ant. and keeps chain reaction
Cause & effect chain:                                         :
Chronol.

   A. rule: Δ fib.  membr. IO: comp. syndrome, shin splints
   Inflam.: Δ arcades Δ calc.  frictie
       achillestendon (oblique orientation gives friction)
       Pan ligament (Haglund/’hielspoor’)
   Myositis / fibrosis m. TP and PL
   Pseudo ischialgia / RP m. pirif.
   Meniscus < exorot. femur
   …
Cause & effect chain:
Pes Planus
Secundary or prinmary lesion
Pes = base
En pointe
Welcome in the
wonderfull world
of osteopathy …

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   Communication
         T.E.A.M
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The foot as foundation of the body, an osteopathic point of view. Mr. Jory Pauwels

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  • 2. The foot as foundation of the body, an osteopathic POV
  • 3. Communication  T.E.A.M Aim
  • 4. Know your anatomy  Osteopathy is based on function  A. rule  Structure-Function Osteopathic view
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  • 8. Fl.-ext. around axis → normal: (≈ fysiol. valgus)  Art. TT = tib-fib. + talus  Trochlea tali (3 fa ):  AP: cv  ventral wider then dorsal  ventro -lat. sulcus  Talus shaft:  ventro- med. sulcus
  • 9. Fa: 1 part 2 parts F T L M T
  • 10. A-P plane: Tibia to ;  eg. rugby tackle  Not very often  # anterior margo tibia
  • 11. Tibia to ;  eg. Football kick in the grass
  • 12. Tarsus  Tarsus posterior:  calcaneus  talus  Tarsus anterior:  cuboid  naviculare  cuneiformes (3)  Artt.:  subtalair  Chopart  Lisfranc
  • 13. Subtalar  Underestimated art. in classical medicine  In case of block.: impact on roll-off pattern pes A  Os calc. = initial contact during marche  2 parts: .& Bottom side Talus Top side  Talus is ‘embedded’ calc. P
  • 14. Subtalar pars posterior pars posterior: =  autonome part (capsula & ligg.) talus cc and oriënt.: dorso-caudal calc.: thalamus of Destot, AP= cv and ML= flat or cc
  • 15. Subtalar pars anterior  pars anterior: talus = bi-cv (contact with calc + lig. CNplant. + os nav. + ligg. delt.) calc = bi-cc (sustentaculum) fa often 2 parts
  • 16. Subtalar  Ligg. ‘chewing gum’  Ligg. TCinterosseum:  pars ant.  pars post.  Ligg. TC  lat. & med.  post.
  • 17. Antero-intern lesion:  talus to med. (intern)  eversion  Postero-extern lesion:  talus to lat. (extern)  inversion Subtalar lesion mechanics
  • 18. Art. Chopart  Francois Chopart (°1743 in Paris, † 1795)  Art. mediotarsale  Os calc.-talus  Os nav.-cuboid  Art. talo-nav.  Art. calc.-cub.
  • 19. Art. Chopart: talo-nav.  Caput tali: cv  Ligg.:  calc.-nav.: (floor)  with cartilago, capsula & synovia  Calc.-nav.-cub.:  Lig. of Chopart / bifurcatum:  pars vert.: to nav. ( .)  pars horz.: to cub. ( )
  • 20. Art. Chopart: calc.-cub.  Calc.: complex fa  planum transv.:  pars cran. cc  pars caud. cv  caps. + syn.  Ligg.:  Calc.-cub. dors.  Calc.-cub. pl. (longum):
  • 21. Art. Chopart: lesion mech.  Osteop. flat foot/ ‘distortio of Chopart’  ‘collaps’ arcades (cfr. infra):  Nav. to exorot.  Cub. to endorot.  Relation cub.-nav. with central line of gravity (cfr. infra)  Keystone brick of the arcades (cfr. infra)  Cause & effect chains up & down (cfr. infra)
  • 22. Art. Lisfranc  Jacques Lisfranc de St. 3 Martin (°1790, 1847) French surgeon & gynaecologist 1 2  Art. Tarso-MT: 3 artt. (capsula & synovia):  Ligg. dorsalia, plant. & interossea
  • 23. Art. Lisfranc ROM  Cuneiforme I: exo.-endo. rot. & cran.-caud. TL  Cuneiforme II & III: cran.-caud. TL  Cuneiforme III: greatest ROM  More ampl. ↑ med. → lat.
  • 24. Arc of Lisfranc  Intern: Nav CF I,II&III MT I,II&III  Extern: Cub CF III MT IV&V  Key role =  Key stone = Podiatrists Membersday 2011 jory.pauwels@fico.be
  • 26. Know your anatomy  Osteopathy is based on function  A. rule  Structure-Function Osteopathic view
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  • 28. 5 arches: Top view  AP:  ML:
  • 29. 2 pilars:  posterior: calcaneus (2/3 GBody)  anterior: MT (1/3 GBody)
  • 30. Construction:  3 * MT (caput MT I plantar contact)  3 * CF  Os naviculare (key stone) (h = 15-18 mm)  talus (top)  Os calcaneus (plantar contact) A P Medial view
  • 31. Ligg. suspension: in big F for short time Medial view Plantar view
  • 32. Musc. suspension: in small F for long time  M. TP (nav & MT): conc. ↑  M. PL (MT I & Cuneiforme I): conc. ↑  M. FHL: stab. talus + calc.↑ conc. ↑  M. Abd. Hallucis: conc. ↑  M. Plantaris conc. ↑  M. EHL + M. TA: retinaculum: conc. ↓
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  • 37. Construction:  MT IV & V (caput plantar contact) (h = 3-5 mm) (top) (plantar contact) Lateral view
  • 38. m. PB: stab. artt. calc.-cub. & cub.-MT  m. PL: stab. calc. via + conc. ↑  m. Add. digiti minimi: conc. ↑  m. EDL & m. triceps surae conc. ↓ Lateral view
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  • 42.  Distal arc (I) Distal MT  Middle arc (II) Lisfranc  Proximal arch (III) Chopart
  • 43. Distal arch:  Distal MT  MT I (sesam) & V contact (h = 6 mm)  MT II (top) (h = 9 mm)  MT III (h = 8.5 mm)  MT IV (h = 7 mm)  M. Add. hallucis: conc.↑  Lig. Metatarseum transv. prof. Cross section
  • 44. Middle arch:  Lisfranc  CF I, II (top) & : conc. ↑ Cross section
  • 45. Proximal arch:  Chopart  Naviculare Cross section : conc. ↑
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  • 49. Consequence ankle varus or valgus  Conc. ↓:  GBody  m. triceps surae, m. per. tert., m. TA, m. EDL & m. EHL  Conc. ↑:  m. TP, m. PL & m. PB, mm. plantares & flexoren  Spring power ↓↓: in sports →
  • 50.  Art. MT-P:  Swelling bursa & os growth  Red skin colour  Hereditary
  • 51. Aetiologie:  Pronation → ∆ G distribution forefoot → ↑ P MT I  CF I laesion  Narrow shoes  Sesamoid ossae → inter MT space caput MT I & II  m. A d. H << m. Abd. H → abd. MT I:  m. Add. H pulls maintains ext. & add. phalanges
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  • 53.  Know your anatomy  Osteopathy is based on function  Structure-Function Osteopathic view
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  • 55. Central gravity line  Anteriorline  Latero-lateral pubicline  Antero-posterior (AP) line  Postero-anterior (PA) lin  Combination: biomechanic trigona
  • 56. Sella tursica  dorsale 1/3 cranium  corpus C3-6 (m. scal. med.)  art. CO-vert. 3  art. CF bilat.  Arcus pedis bilat.
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  • 58. Combination of:  1:  AP  PA (2)  Σ = 3  L3  2:  central gravity line  AP  PA (2)  Σ = 4  T4
  • 59. Vertical lemnisci  Horizontal lemnisci: ‘6’ diaphragm  ‘Core link’  The Fasciae Anatomy, Dysfunction and Treatment Paoletti, Serge Sommerfeld, Peter (ILT) ISBN: 093961653X.
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  • 62. Cause & effect chain: : Chronol. 1. Pes: endo cuboid & exo nav. 2. Contracture m. PL & m. TP 3. Endorot. crus 4. Caput fib.: ventro-caud. 5. Contracture m. BF. 6. Ilium post. and relatieve sacrum ant. 7. Exo. femur 8. Contractuur m. pirif. 9. m. Pirif. stabilises sacrum ant. and keeps chain reaction
  • 63. Cause & effect chain: : Chronol.  A. rule: Δ fib.  membr. IO: comp. syndrome, shin splints  Inflam.: Δ arcades Δ calc.  frictie  achillestendon (oblique orientation gives friction)  Pan ligament (Haglund/’hielspoor’)  Myositis / fibrosis m. TP and PL  Pseudo ischialgia / RP m. pirif.  Meniscus < exorot. femur  …
  • 64. Cause & effect chain: Pes Planus
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  • 69. Welcome in the wonderfull world of osteopathy … {
  • 70. Communication  T.E.A.M  Stance 434 Aim