Determination Of Projections of Intracerebral Structures on The Skull Surface Using Craniometric Points

Abstract

One of the most important conditions for the correct performance of cranial osteopathic techniques is the topography of extra- and intracranial structures. Without accurate positioning of the hands for further layer-by-layer palpation, it is impossible to correctly perform techniques on brain structures. In this paper, based on the data obtained from magnetic resonance imaging of the head and intracranial structures, an attempt is made to mathematically accurately project intracranial and intracerebral structures onto the external landmarks of the skull.