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Pedokraniale und kraniopedale myofasziale Ketten – Regulation von Körperhaltung und Bewegung

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Über die Faszien als die alles durchdringende Körpermatrix und Grundlage der myofaszialen Ketten, über ihre Funktion als Verschiebeschicht, Kraftüberträger und bevorzugten Sensorstandort zu sprechen bedeutet immer, über Sensomotorik zu sprechen. Die Matrixbildung und der dichte Besatz an Nozi- und Mechanosensoren machen das Fasziensystem zum globalen Informationsnetzwerk für die Sensomotorik. Es ist für die Regulation der Körperhaltungen und Bewegungen essenziell. Entsprechend bestimmt der Zustand der Faszienmatrix, der auf Muskelaktivitäten angewiesen ist, auch die Qualität der Afferenzmuster zur Generierung der Kinästhetik, z. B. der Gangsensomotorik und aller posturalen Regulationen. Die zeitlich-räumlichen Informationsmuster werden durch die Biotensegrität geprägt. Atrophisch-degenerative „nozizeptive Gewebebedingungen“ bestimmen die Schmerzsituation.

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Laube, W. (2020). Pedokraniale und kraniopedale myofasziale Ketten – Regulation von Körperhaltung und Bewegung. In: Sensomotorik und Schmerz. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-60512-7_3

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