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YEAR
1 |
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sémi-
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MAJOR |
MINOR |
SECONDARY |
HAND-OUTS |
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Y1-1 |
1 : Osteopathic pumping of the upper limbs
2 : Osteopathic pumping of the lower limbs
3 : The philosophy of osteopathy |
1 : History of osteopathy 1
2 : Anatomy and biomechanics of the upper limbs
3 : Anatomy and biomechanics of the lower limbs
4 : Cinesiology 1
5 : The physiology of an inflammation
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1 : General anamnesis
2 : The different plans of osteopathy |
- - History of osteopathy 1
- - The paradigm of complexity
- - Inflammation
- - Cinesiology
- - Biomechanics of the upper limbs
- - Biomechanics of the lower limbs
- - Biomechanics of the rachis
- - Osteopathy
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Y1-2 |
1 :
Osteopathic pumping of the pelvis
2 : Osteopathic pumping of the lumbar rachis
3 : Osteopathic pumping of the
dorsal rachis and the thorax
4 : Osteopathic pumping of
temporomandibular articulations (TMAs) |
1 :
History of osteopathy 2
2 : Anatomy and biomechanics of the
trunk
3 : Cinesiology 2 |
1 :
Descriptive and functional arthrology sheets
2 : Muscular synthesis sheets
3 : Physiology of bones and
articulations |
- TMAs 1
- Thoracic diaphragm 1
- History of osteopathy 2
- General anamnesis
- Physiology of the muscle
- Muscular energetics |
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Y1-3 |
1 :
Myofascial stretching of the lower limbs
2 : Myofascial stretching of the upper limbs
3 : Myofascial stretching of the
trunk
4 : Description of the 22 axes of
the pelvis |
1 : History of osteopathy 3
2 : Anatomy and biomechanics of the
lower limbs
3 : Physiology of energy and
metabolism |
Physiology of muscles |
- Muscles of the anterior and
antero-lateral walls of the abdomen
- Muscles and articulations of the
rachis
- Anatomy of arteries 1
- Anatomy of veins 1
- Respiratory physiology
- Cardio-circulatory physiology
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Y1-4 |
1 :
Treatment of the thoracic diaphragm
2 : Circulatory techniques |
1 :
Cardiovascular physiology
2 : Physiology of breathing
3 : Methodology of awareness
4 : Osteopathy’s situation |
Reading: Philosophy of systemism |
- Anatomy of the veins
- Thoracic diaphragm 2
- Biomechanics of Littlejohn
- LOADS
- Anatomy of the nervous system 1
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Y1-5 |
1 :
LOADS (Longitudinal osteoarticular decoaptation
stretches)
2 : Lemniscates approach |
1 :
Physiology of the nervous system
2 : History of osteopathy 4 |
Sympathetic system approach |
- Anatomy and biomechanics of the
temporal bone
- Anatomy of veins 2
- Anatomy of arteries 2
- Anatomy of the nervous system 2
- Posture (Fukuda test)
- General information on the fasciae
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Y1-6 |
1 :
General symptomatology; anamnesis
2 : Biological examinations |
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Y1-R |
1 :
GOT: General osteopathic treatment
2 : Respiratory techniques |
1 :
Oral presentations
2 : Cardio-circulatory physiology
adapted to pathological situations
3 : Respiratory physiology adapted
to pathological situations
4 : Review of the year’s program
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Methodology for learning about anatomy
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- GOT:
General osteopathic treatment
- After correction, each student
gives a presentation |
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YEAR 2 top of page |
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sémi-
nar |
MAJOR |
MINOR |
SECONDARY |
HAND-OUTS |
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Y2-1 |
1 : F0
2 : Listening and touching
3 : Diagnosis and general fascial
treatment |
1 :
Physiology and philosophy of listening and touching
2 : General embryology |
General physiology: How the human
body is organized |
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Anatomy and biomechanics of the occiput and sphenoid
bone
- Listening and touching
- Embryology
- Anatomy of fasciae of the lower limbs |
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Y2-2 |
1 :
Palpatory anatomy of the lower limbs
2 : Treating fascial chains of the
lower limbs |
Philosophy: the paradigm of
complexity |
1 : Physiology of
the digestive system
2 : Anatomy of the peripheral
nervous system and the plexuses |
- Orthopedic
symptomatology
- Fascial chains of the lower limbs
- Anatomy of the fasciae of the upper limbs
- Embryology and evolution of the cranium during growth
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Y2-3 |
1 :
Palpatory anatomy of the upper limbs
2 : Treatment of fascial chains of
the upper limbs |
Symptomatology of the
musculoskeletal system |
Anatomical approach of the autonomic nervous system |
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Fascial chains of the upper limbs
- Anatomy of fascial chains of the anterior and
posterior sides of the trunk
- Anatomy of the mediastinum
- Relational anatomy of the cervico-thoracic
diaphragm
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Y2-4 |
1 :
Palpatory anatomy of the anterior and posterior planes of
the trunk and head
2 : Osteopathic treatment of the
fascial chains of the anterior and posterior planes of
the trunk and head |
1 :
Physiology of water
2 : Physiology of elimination
3 : Physiology of thermoregulation
4 : Physiology of skin
5 : Water and Man |
1 :
Anatomy of the urovesical system
2 : Physiology of the nephrologic
and reproductive systems |
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Anatomy and biomechanics of TMAs 2
- Anatomy of the temporal bone 1
- Biomechanics of the temporal bone
- rheumatologic semiology
- Fascial chains on the surface of the trunk
- Radiology 1 (approach)
- Craniometry
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Y2-5 |
1 :
History, philosophy, and methodology of cranial
treatment
2 : Primary Respiratory Movement
(PRM) and consequences of its dysfunction
3 : Analytical treatment of the
temporal bone
4 : Treating the chain of the
temporal bone |
Anatomy
of the temporal bone 2 |
Different approaches to the conception of PRM |
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Cervico-thoracic diaphragm
- Cardiovascular semiology
- Thoraco-pulmonary semiology
- Electro-cardiogram exercises
- Relational anatomy of the pelvic diaphragm
- Fasciae of the face and cranium
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A2-6 |
Semiology
of the musculoskeletal
system:
1 : History-taking
2 : Signes fonctionnels
3 : Bone inspection and palpation
4 : Joint inspection and palpation
5 : Spinal inspection and palpation
6 : Sacro-iliac examination
7 : Radiological approach
8 : Semiological classification:
- Radiological anomalies in the bone
- Anomalies in the articular liquid (osteoarthritis,
arthritis)
- Anomalies in the phospho-calcium metabolism
(osteoporosis, Paget’s disease,
osteomalacia, hyperparathyroidism, etc.)
- Bone tumefactions (osteitis, tumors, etc.)
- Complementary examinations |
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Y2-R |
1 :
Treatment of the cervico-thoracic
diaphragm
2 : Osteopathic tests and diagnosis
of pelvic lesions |
1 :
Definition of
intraosseous lemniscates
2 : Review of the year’s program |
Overview of aromatherapy |
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General information:
radiology, scans, tomography, ultrasounds, MRIs
- Anatomy of the mediastinal system
- Anatomy of the lymphatic system
- Anatomy of the nerve plexus system
- Anatomy of the venous plexus system
- Functional anatomy of the thorax
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YEAR 3 top of page |
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sémi-
nar |
MAJOR |
MINOR |
SECONDARY |
HAND-OUTS |
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Y3-1 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the pharynx
2 : Osteopathic treatment of the
larynx
3 : Osteopathic treatment of the
thyroid
4 : Topic of thesis |
How to
write a thesis |
The
voice |
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Anatomy and biomechanics of the occiput and sphenoid
bone
- Anatomy of the larynx, pharynx and thyroid
- Styloid diaphragm
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Y3-2 |
Treatment of the occiput,
sphenoid bone and sphenobasilar symphysis |
1 :
Embryology and evolution of the cranium during growth
2 : Topic of thesis |
Movements of the sphenobasilar
symphysis |
- Electrocardiogram |
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Y3-3 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the parietal, frontal and
ethmoidal bones
2 : Topic of thesis |
Mediastinal pathology |
Embryological evolution of the
mediastinum |
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Relational anatomy of the mediastinum
- TMAs 2 |
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Y3-4 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the mediastinum
2 :
Topic of thesis |
Clinical approaches |
Presentation on the 22 axes
of the pelvis and their visceral incidences 1 |
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Cardiovascular semiology - Pelvic
diaphragm |
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Y3-5 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the facial bones
2 : Complete treatment of the temporomandibular joint
3 : Topic of thesis |
Relational anatomy of the pelvic
diaphrag |
Presentation on
the 22 axes of the pelvis and their visceral incidences
2 |
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Y3-6 |
1 :
Cardiovascular semiology
2 : Thoraco-pulmonary semiology |
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Y3-R |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the
pelvic diaphragm
2 : The 22 axes of the pelvis
3 : Osteopathic treatment of the fasciae of the face and
cranium |
Clinical
approaches |
Relational anatomy of the trunk |
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YEAR 4 top of page |
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sémi-
nar |
MAJOR |
MINOR |
SECONDARY |
HAND-OUTS |
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Y4-1 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the thoracic cage : the lungs
2 : Osteopathic treatment of the thoracic cage : the
heart
3 : Examining the credits of the Certificate of
Osteopathy (CO) |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
- Venous sinuses
- Cranial ventriclesricles
- Dura mater and membranes |
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Y4-2 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the venous sinuses
2 : Osteopathic treatment of the cranial diaphragm
3 : Osteopathic treatment of the ventricular chain
4 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
- Functional anatomy of the nose
and adnexa
- Functional anatomy of the ear
and adnexa |
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Y4-3 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the
sensory organs
2 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Functional anatomy of the mouth and adnexa
- Functional anatomy of the eye and adnexa |
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Y4-4 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the
sensory organs
2 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Principal neurological syndromes
- Electroencephalogram
- Relational anatomy of abdominal viscerae |
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Y4-5 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of
abdominal viscerae (Part 1)
2 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Y4-6 |
1 :
Digestive semiology
2 : Semiology of the urinary system |
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Cranial orifices and their
connection |
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Y4-R |
1 :
Pelviology
2 : Presentation of the report on cranial therapy |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
- Glands
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YEAR 5 top of page |
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sémi-
nar |
MAJOR |
MINOR |
SECONDARY |
HAND-OUTS |
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Y5-1 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment the digestive system (Part 2)
2 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Presentation of book reports by other students
- Methodology of structural
osteopathy 1 |
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Y5-2 |
1 :
Structural manipulation of the
upper and lower limbs
2 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Structural osteopathic treatment
- Methodology of structural
osteopathy 2 |
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Y5-3 |
1 :
Structural manipulation of the
spine
2 : Pumping the lymphatic system
3 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Various approaches to manipulation
- Methodology of osteopathic
manipulation of the viscerae 1 |
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Y5-4 |
1 :
Osteopathic treatment of the renal and cystic systems
2 : Examining the credits of the CO |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Fasting and draining
- Methodology of osteopathic manipulation of the kidneys
2
- Orthopedic radiology 2 (complete) |
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Y5-5 |
1 :
Radiology
2 : Paper on fascialogy
3 : Examining the credits of the CO
4 : Last structural manipulation of the viscerae |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Biological assessments
- Physiology of the pregnant woman
and methodology of childbirth
- Evolution from new-born to baby
and from baby to child
- Hormones |
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Y5-6 |
1 :
Semiology of the genital and reproductive system
2 : Obstetric semiology
3 : Endocrinal semiology
4 : Examining the credits of the CO
5 : Treatment of the genital and reproductive system
6 : Osteopathic treatment of pregnant women and babies |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
- The
first seven nerves of the cranium |
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Y5-R |
1 :
Clinic
2 : Osteopathic treatment of hormone chains
3 : Osteopathic treatment : glandular pumping
4 : Methodology of DO and IDO exams |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
- The
last five nerves of the
cranium |
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YEAR 6 top of page |
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sémi-
nar |
MAJOR |
MINOR |
SECONDARY |
HAND-OUTS |
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Y6-1 |
Treatment of the first
seven nerves of the
cranium |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Y6-2 |
Treatment of the last five nerves of the cranium |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
Anatomy of
the sympathetic and parasympathetic system |
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Y6-3 |
Osteopathic treatment of the
neurovegetative system 1:
- theory
- osteopathic treatment of the centrifugal function |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Y6-4 |
Osteopathic treatment of the
neurovegetative system 2 :
- osteopathic treatment of the centripetal function
- referred pain - multidirectional pain
- osteopathic treatment of the parasympathetic system |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Y6-5 |
1 :
Preparation for the thesis and DO exam
2 : Clinic |
Group clinical demonstrations |
Case studies |
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Y6-6 |
1 : Symposium
2 : Clinical and oral tests of DO
3 : Defence of report |
Group clinical demonstrations |
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