Canine Myofascial Kinetic Lines

Description
 
This book reviews the latest fascia research in general, providing a detailed anatomical review of the Dog's Myofascial Kinetic Lines along with their function, symptoms and treatment methods.
 
It is a fascinating and informative additional tool for veterinarians and other professional practitioners to gain an understanding of the enormous influence of the myofascial system on posture, movement and the internal organs.
 
With the myofascial kinetic lines, more complex issues in dogs with reduced biomechanical function can be differentiated down to the causal level and thus provide a greater chance of finding and resolving the root causes.
 
The book contains many amazing anatomical pictures and drawings as well as access to instructive videos of testing the lines.
 
The book is written by veterinarians Vibeke S. Elbrønd, PhD, Rikke M. Schultz and Tove Due. The book is a non-fiction book written in English.
 
The research behind the book is inspired by Thomas Myers' book "Anatomy Trains". He writes this way in the preface to this book:
 
"What Drs. Vibeke Elbrønd, Rikke Schultz, and Tove Due have
done here, runs far beyond just mapping the lines of fascial force
transmission in dogs and horses. The book you hold presents their
many combined years of practice in a thoroughly useful way.
This Canine edition is beautifully presented, with abundant new
evidence from their careful and revealing dissections, diagrams,
clear photos, and straightforward explanatory text.
Congratulations on a job well done – I wish this book every success
for those who treat animals worldwide, for both relief of suffering
and performance enhancement. I can entirely vouch for the ethical
and thorough way that the authors have gone about translating
the myofascial meridians map to quadrupeds."