| structural l. |
one that produces an obvious change in a tissue.
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| structural s. |
surgery devoted to the correction of morphologic abnormalities.
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| structural integration |
is a systematic means of going through the body from the outer sleeve to the internal core, freeing up areas of chronic holding and congestion, facilitating greater vitality and freedom of movement. This approach works with the connective tissue, or fascia, of the body which is a system that connects all other systems and is the matrix through which all the metabolic processes occur. It is essential that this system be open and functioning properly for health and a sense of well being. ...
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| structural formula |
A chemical formula that shows how atoms in a compound are attached to one another.
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| structural |
is "structural Med" and TCM is "phenomenal Med." WM is "immobile (fixed) Med" and TCM is "mobile (flexible) Med." The foundation of the former is in anatomy and the basis of the latter is in the study of Syndromes. The former looks for the cause of illness within the changes in the organism's structure and the latter identifies it by the abnormalities in physiological phenomena. ...
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