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04/11 Caspar Hull - The Reticular Formation and Central Sensitization: An Osteopathic Perspective

Part of the Hidden Treasures Research Conference at Sutherland Cranial College of Osteopathy, October 2013. http://www.sutherlandcranialcollege.c... CASPAR HULL BIO: Qualified 1990 (BSO).Member of the SCC research sub-committee. Member of the research subcommittee of the Cri du Chat Syndrome Support Group. Consumer member of the General Paediatrics clinical studies group of the Medicines for Children Research Network under the General Medical Council.External Examiner and FCC assessor. After the SCC Spark in the Motor module 2010, I needed an explanation for concepts to show how osteopaths can claim to use 'fluid techniques' to diagnose and treat [usually by a compression of the 4th ventricle CV4].  I decided to look at the anatomical relationships of the reticular formation, the ventricles and spinal canal. I was interested in the theories of central and peripheral sensitisation, long term potentiation and down-regulation of intra-cortical inhibition and the summation of all their causal 'lesions' and how this might help patients find Health.