Publications

The Temporomandibular Joint and Body PostureTorsten LiemOsteopathic Medicine1-2002

“Craniosacral” – Myths and Facts. The ControversyKarl-Ludwig Resch andTorsten LiemDO Journal, 04-2004

The upper cervical dural region and its relations are complex and show significant deviations from other spinal regions. The treatment approaches presented below were largely

Scoliosis capitis and early childhood traumasTorsten LiemStillpoint, 10-1999

Osteopathy is characterized less by a fixed set of techniques. Instead, successful osteopathic treatment requires profound knowledge of every tissue, its structural-functional unity, and the

The Polyvagal Theory in OsteopathyStephen W. Porges, Torsten Liem17th Vol., Issue 2/2016, pp. 14–20, Elsevier GmbH

Studies on the existence of regular lymphatic vessels in the dural sinuses, on the blood-brain barrier and on the immune privilege of the CNS lead

In the early 20th century, patients during influenza pandemics were not only successfully treated osteopathically, but also showed significantly lower mortality rates compared to patients

The following discussion intends to illuminate the complex topic of health from a phenomenological perspective. Established definitions of health will be examined regarding their scope

This article differentiates and discusses the definitions and terminologies of osteopathic lesion concepts that trace back to Still and early osteopaths. The term “osteopathic lesion”

This article presents the significance of the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) for the circadian regulation of the intrinsic time program of living organisms and highlights clinical

Osteopathic Treatment of the Larynxby Torsten Liem Article originally published at ScienceDirect