3+ 4/2002 - Společnost pro pojivové tkáně

Figure 18. Flat and hollow back, lumbar
kyphosis. A. Normal shape. B. Flat back
has made the normal lumbar lordosis oriented
upwards. So that it looks like a hyperlordosis.
C. The patient becomes aware of
his salient buttocks and tries to correct it,
but in spite of correcting the hollow back
(it is stiff), he creates a lumbar kyphosis.
Figure 20. Plaster manufacturing. A Negative
form. B Positive form, which has
been overworked: scraping 3 to 5 cm. of
plaster from the humps and adding thick
layers of plaster in the concave areas. C.
Patient in her brace, Berlin, 1999.
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Figure 19. Senseless abdominal pressure,
here combined with a complete lack
of room for correcting hollow back.
Figure 21. Informatics manufacturing
(computer assistance – 5). All essays to
form a virtual three dimensional shape of
a positive mould ready for being formed
over have got insufficient results. In a near
future, forms ready for being formed over
will be copied at all or almost all sizes and
biotypes possible.