Comparison between CV4 and EV4 - Osteopathic Research
Comparison between CV4 and EV4 - Osteopathic Research
Comparison between CV4 and EV4 - Osteopathic Research
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4.4 Conditions necessary for the room<br />
Room temperature should be <strong>between</strong> 22° <strong>and</strong> 24°C in order to keep conditions<br />
constant for the test subject<br />
Intensive sunlight falling on the test subject can render results inaccurate <strong>and</strong><br />
needs to be filtered by drawn blinds<br />
The test room’s door should be shut in order to avoid disturbing noises that can<br />
have an influence on the measuring results. No telephones or mobiles are<br />
allowed in the room <strong>and</strong> a „do not disturb“ sign is hung on the outside of the<br />
door.<br />
These precautionary measures should ensure a homogeneous environment for all<br />
test subjects, without any acoustic or thermal disturbances.<br />
4.5 Inclusion <strong>and</strong> exclusion criteria<br />
The following pre-conditions were observed in order to ensure the most stable<br />
starting situation as possible.<br />
Only people who had never undergone a cranio-sacral-osteopathetic treatment<br />
were used. This ensured an objective reaction on the part of the test subject that<br />
excluded any form of behavioral influence due to expectation.<br />
At the time of the study, test subjects should feel healthy, meaning that they are<br />
in generally good health, suffer from no acute or chronic disease necessitating<br />
regular medication such as febral infections, pneumonia, bladder infection,<br />
diabetes, asthma, known case of high blood pressure, thyroid disorder <strong>and</strong> so<br />
forth. People with recent post-traumatic wounds were also disqualified.<br />
As the study explored the differences <strong>between</strong> the <strong>CV4</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>EV4</strong> techniques,<br />
special dysfunctions in the test subjects were not searched for. This is the goal of<br />
a further study. Test subjects could, however, feel slight aches, which they do<br />
not feel on a regular day, such as a temporary feeling of tenseness in the neck or<br />
in the lower spine.<br />
Margit Grill / 2006