Morphology of the cranial vault sutures: A comprehensive description of the vault sutures interarticular unions and developing a working knowledge toward their manipulative strategies

Pick MGAssociation of Swiss Chiropractors Conference: Bürgenstock Hotels and ResortsSep 18, 1998

Presented at a research teaching conference in Switzerland, Dr. Pick discusses the morphology of cranial vault sutures with a comprehensive description of vault sutures interarticular unions. The accessible sutures of the cranial vault were dissected and reviewed for their morphological characteristics. According to each suture’s morphological development, optimum contacts and manipulative maneuvers to disengage its articular seam are presented.

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