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(115, 'Reproductive - Ovary Testicle Germ Cells', 'Reproductive+-+Ovary+Testicle+Germ+Cells', 168, '!Testicles/Ovaries  Germ Cells\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nPrimordial germ cells that still have to reach the gonads, also known as precursor germ cells or gonocytes, divide repeatedly on their migratory route through the gut and into the developing gonads. They are __pluripotent stem cells__ from which rise tissues from all 3 germ layers.\r\nAfter migration to the ovary, primordial germ cells become oogonia which differentiate into primary __oocytes__ (egg cells). \r\n\r\nGerm cells make the majority of the gonads\' tissue.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"168\" thumb=\"box\"}ovaries & uterus\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"337\" thumb=\"box\"}graphic: wikipedia/Uwe Gille\r\nGerminal epithelium of the testicle. \r\n1 basal lamina, \r\n2 spermatogonia, \r\n3 spermatocyte 1st order, \r\n4 spermatocyte 2nd order, \r\n5 spermatid, \r\n6 mature spermatid, \r\n7 Sertoli cell, \r\n8 occlusive junctions\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\nIn the Brain Stem, the__ primeval ring structure__ is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and __pituitary glands__ and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Brain Stem__ ( + / - ) dorso-medial\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\nProfound loss of a beloved one\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts:\r\n__Grief, despair__\r\nLoss of child, partner, parent or friend.\r\n*How can I get on living without her? \r\n*How could she ever be replaced?\r\n*Our family/group must survive. \r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*I can feel and perceive my connection to all loved ones. \r\n*All the universe is filled with love. \r\n*We are there and connected for all time.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nIncreased production of germ cells, hyperplasia. The majority of testicle cancers are derived from this tissue.\r\n\r\nTeratoma growth in the testicle, ovary (or even in other places of the body), maturing during several months as an __ancient biological program__ to replace the experienced or feared loss of offspring or partner.\r\n__Teratomas__ derived from germ cells occur in the testes in men and ovaries in women. Testicular teratomas present as a palpable mass in the testis.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nSuccessive (!) stop of growth (because of the tissue´s embryonic origin) but remaining in place. This tumor is generally considered benign.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nAncient program of fast replacement of lost offspring or partner.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A homeless man misses his dog that was shot in a police raid.\r\n\r\n*A father loses his son in a dramatic mountain-climbing accident\r\n\r\n*After a car accident, the daughter of the patient lies in coma.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nA teratoma is a tumor with tissue or organ components resembling normal derivatives of more than one germ layer. Although the teratoma may be monodermal or polydermal (originating from one or more germ layers), its cells may differentiate in ways suggesting other germ layers. The tissues of a teratoma, although normal in themselves, may be quite different from surrounding tissues and may be highly disparate; teratomas have been reported to contain hair, teeth, bone and, very rarely, more complex organs or processes such as eyes ,torso, and hands, feet, or other limbs.\r\n\r\nUsually, however, a teratoma will contain no organs but rather one or more tissues normally found in organs such as the brain, thyroid, liver, and lung. Sometimes, the teratoma has within its capsule one or more fluid-filled cysts; when a large cyst occurs, there is a potential for the teratoma to produce a structure within the cyst that resembles a fetus. Because they are encapsulated, teratomas are usually considered benign.\r\n\r\nTeratomas are also classified by their content: a solid teratoma contains only tissues (perhaps including more complex structures); a cystic teratoma contains only pockets of fluid or semi-fluid such as cerebrospinal fluid, sebum, or fat; a mixed teratoma contains both solid and cystic parts. Mature teratomas are highly variable in form and histology, and may be solid, cystic, or a combination of solid and cystic. A mature teratoma often contains several different types of tissue such as skin, muscle, and bone. Skin may surround a cyst and grow abundant hair.\r\nTeratoma are found also in other organs than the testicles and ovaries, and they seem to be present in fetuses already, so that we consider the probability of their presence to reflect an inherited/passed on trauma.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Reproductive - Ovaries - Hormone Production|Ovaries)) & ((Reproductive - Testicles (Hormone production)|testes)) - interstitium__ sex steroid production (Cerebral Medulla, -/+): underproduction, infertility in stress phase (loss of a person), cysts in regeneration phase, at the end increased hormone levels.\r\n\r\n__((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Anterior Lobe|Pituitary anterior lobe))__ - production of growth hormone (Brain Stem, +/-) Stress phase (not big enough): increased production of growth hormone, in adults acromegaly\r\n\r\n__((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Anterior Lobe|Pituitary anterior lobe))__ - production of gestagen (Brain Stem, +/-) Stress phase (priority, pregnancy): increased production of gestagen, inhibition of ovulation, infertility\r\n\r\n__((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Anterior Lobe|Pituitary anterior lobe))__ - production of FSH (Brain Stem, +/-) Stress phase (wish to get pregnant): increased production, maturing of germ cells, increased fertility\r\n\r\n__Endometriosis__ means growth of ((Reproductive - Uterus - Endometrium|endometrial tissue)) outside the uterus in the abdominal cavity. There, cyclic proliferation is taking place, often accompanied by pain and infertility. The cells can escape the uterus e g by means of injury or surgery. The emotional background also is loss with a sexual nuance, possibly fight or unaccepted femininity.\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1572534151, '', 8, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6199, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(116, 'Urinary - Kidneys - Parenchyma', 'Urinary+-+Kidneys+-+Parenchyma', 384, '!Kidneys - Parenchyma\n!!Anatomy\nParenchyma refers to the kidney cortex and medulla which consist of the blood supply and the nephrons as functional basic units. The nephron consists of renal corpuscles and a tubular system leading to the collecting ducts. 2 processes are carried out in the kidney parenchyma: \n1. In the renal corpuscles (__glomeruli__ made out of balled-up capillaries surrounded by Bowman\'s-capsule) the __primary urine is filtered__ from the ((Circulatory - Blood|blood)). Blood cells and bigger molecules are filtered out, so that only low-molecular components remain, which are to be excreted.\n2. In the __tubular system__, glucose, amino acids and electrolytes as well as water are __reabsorbed back into the bloodstream__, by which the urine is concentrated and is passed on to the collecting ducts and renal pelvis.\n\nThe distal tubules are counted to the ((Urinary - Kidneys - Collecting Tubules|collecting tubule)) system.\n\n{img fileId=\"158\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"236\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: [http://cnx.org/content/col11496/1.6/|Open Stax College]\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Cerebral Medulla/upper Midbrain__ ( - / + ), dorso-central, caudal (below) of the ovary/testes relays\nThe brain-organ connection is not crossed because of vicinity to the midbrain\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nOverwhelm or trauma concerning water or fluids, also associated: feelings of drowning in something\nAlso information overwhelm which cannot be filtered sufficiently\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Panic, hopelessness__\n*I\'m drowning!\n*This is just too much!\n*Where does all the water/blood/fluid come from?\n*I won\'t ever get this mess cleaned up!\n*That\'s dangerous!\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*I am safe and able to handle the circumstances.\n*I am floating!\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nDecrease in glomerular and tubular function and the blood-urine barrier. __Renal artery stenosis__ and possibly necroses leading to __uremia__ (concentration of urea, creatinin and uric acids in the blood), compensatory __renovascular hypertension__ (Goldblatt-mechanism), as well as __proteinuria__. Possible diagnosis: __renal insufficiency, nephrotic syndrome__\r\n\r\nUremia can make the body attempt to excrete the toxins via the ((Digestive - System Overview|digestive tract)) by nausea and vomiting, or via the ((Integumentary - Skin Overview|skin)) by producing a generalized itch. In longer periods, it can affect the ((Circulatory - Heart - Overview|heart)) and the ((Nervous - System Overview|nerves)) (polyneuropathy). \r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\nInflammatory swelling, first impaired filtering function (proteinuria) then slow restoration, normalization of blood pressure, growth of __cysts__ or tumors possible. Possible diagnoses: __glomerulonephritis, renal artery stenosis, nephritic syndrome, nephroblastoma, kidney cell carcinoma__\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nThe increase of blood pressure in stress phase in order to maintain or to increase renal excretion. After regeneration phase, Cerebral Medulla-related tissues are stronger than before, thus indurated cysts are meant to contribute to the improvement of excretory renal function. \n\n!!Social\nFlood disasters, almost drowning, but also other traumatic life experiences in connection with alcohol, blood or other liquids\nOverload of information, like by news & social media, can trigger this programme.\n\n!!!Examples:\n*A client with hypertension recalls playing in the leaves as a child, slipping and falling into the lake, and almost drowning because she cannot swim. She couldn\'t tell anybody about that incident. When she renegotiates the memory, she feels better grounded and supported which helps her to manage. (Klapp)\n\n*A sailor is diagnosed with bouts of hypertension. It is winter time, and the steel deck and ladderway (which are under his responsibility) are slippery and dangerous. He needs to have physical and emotional balance. (Klapp)\n\n!!Additional Information\n\n!!!Kidney Cysts\nAccording to __Dr Hamer\'s concept__, a full process of the kidney parenchyma from the stress trigger to full repair (which is the encapsulation of the tumor) lasts for __9 months__ regardless of the length of the stress phase. At the end of the regeneration phase, the remaining (solidified) cysts showing an __increased filtering capacity__. By now, at the latest, the blood pressure becomes ‘fully normalized’.\n\nThe cysts may show an exophytic (pushing the kidney capsule outwards) or an endophytic (within the kidney capsule) form.\n\nDuring the regeneration phase about 4-6 months after the regeneration trigger part of the cyst has already solidified and at this point may be diagnosed as __nephroblastoma__. At this point the cyst has yet an independent blood supply and commonly infiltrates the surrounding tissues. Solidified renal cysts become part of the kidney parenchyma and are able to produce urine. Now, they estabilish an independent blood supply and encapsulate themselves. A __functional organ__ emerges.\n\n!!!Constellations:\n__Adaptation-Megalomania__: Kidney parenchyma relays of both hemispheres affected: the person \"always stays afloat\" or seeks extreme challenges in water, like deep sea diving, free diving or sailing. \n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Urinary - Kidneys - Collecting Tubules|Kidney Collecting Tubules))__ (Brain Stem, +/-): stress phase (abandonment): enhanced reabsorption and water retention, oliguria, kidney stones formation; Regeneration phase: nephritis, enhanced urination, proteinuria\n\n__Renal Pelvis Mucosa - ((Urinary tract - Mucosa (Urothelium)|Urothelium))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) stress phase (boundaries): dilation, inconspicious tissue reduction enhanced excretion; Regeneration phase: painful pyelonephritis, hematuria\n\nOther __causes for hypertension__:\n*Every __stress phase__ because of vasoconstriction - mechanic\n*__((Urinary - Kidneys - Collecting Tubules|Kidney tubules))__ in stress phase - blood volume \n*__Right ((Circulatory - Myocardium - Ventricles|myocardium))__ in stress phase (diastolic pressure elevated)\n*__((Circulatory - Pericardium and Epicardium|Pericardium))__ in stress phase and regeneration phase A - compensatory\n*__((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Posterior Lobe|Pituitary posterior))__ lobe in stress phase - hormonal (elevated cortisol)\n*__((Endocrine - Adrenal Gland - Cortex|Adrenal cortex))__ in regeneration phase - hormonal (elevated cortisol)\n*__((Endocrine - Adrenal Gland - Medulla|Adrenal medulla))__ in stress phase - hormonal (elevated adrenalin, noradrenalin)\n*__((Endocrine - Thyroid - Follicular Epithelium|Thyroid))__ in stress phase - hormonal (elevated thyroxin)\n\n\n', '', 1556816628, '', 13, 0, 'Kora', '91.2.185.134', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6677, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(118, 'Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube', 'Sensory+-+Ears+-+Eustachian+Tube', 193, '!Tympanic cavity & Eustachian Tube\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe __middle ear__ is situated behind the eardrum and before the oval window of the ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |cochlea)). The tympanic cavity contains 3 ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|ossicles)) that transform the vibrations of the eardrum into pressure waves and transfer them to the inner ear via liquid. The mastoid (processus mastoideus) at the temporal bone is filled with air. This air is transported through the middle ear.\r\n\r\nThe __Eustachian tube__ (or auditory tube, pharyngotympanic tube) links the pharynx to the middle ear. Thereby it is drainage path for secrete and lymph from the middle ear. It also makes pressure equalization betwen the middle ear and the external pressure: by gulping, yawning or the Valsalva maneuvre. \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"51\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\nIn the Brain Stem, the __primeval ring structure__ is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Brain stem __( + / - ) \r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n1. lateral left & right (for inner lining of the middle ear)\r\n\r\n2. dorso-medial left & right (for inner lining of the Eustachian tube)\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n\"Auditory Chunk\" or \"prey-hearing\": the need to get or get rid of auditory information\r\nThe right ear reacts rather upon needing to catch the information, while the left ear attempts to avoid or get rid of information.\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n__Attention, impatience__\r\n*I need to hear that!\r\n*Be silent!\r\n*I couldn\'t accept or trust what I was hearing.\r\n*I didn\'t get that!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\nMy ears catch all the information that I need, and release the others. I have all I need!\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nThe auditory function increases immediately (__hyperacusis__). Later, cell growth like __ear polyp__ or adenoma (which has an absorptive or secretory function) which can cause an obstruction in the Eustachian tube and an indentation on the tympanic membrane. Due to insufficient ventilation it may result in __hearing impairments__.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nThe surplus tissue is incapsulated or degraded in presence of mycobacteria or fungi. This __purulent discharge__ can drain through the mouth (in case of an inflammation of the Eustachian tube) or the middle ear, with the diagnosis of __otitis media__ (occasionally accompanied with the perforation of the tympanic membrane in order to drain the pus). Otitis media can cause __hearing impairment__ or deafness.\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak\r\nChills and auditory hyperacuity during several hours\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe functional increase in stress phase makes the information easier to catch. The tissue reinforcement is meant to enhance the function if the conflict is not timely resolved. Unlike the “social-cortex” hearing of voices, this function is an improvement in the primeval perception of noises (e.g. being able to hear the approaching prey).\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A baby can´t hear her mother’s voice.\r\n*A dog is trained to hear the car of his master. When the family makes a journey without the dog, another person is sitting him. On return, the dog gets an otitis media.\r\n*An elderly lady has nobody to speak about the things she hears on TV.\r\n*The Mamma-Rapport many women have causes hyperacusis for sounds of (survival-)stress from the baby.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nThe middle ear is hollow. If one moves to a high-altitude environment, or dives into the water, there will be a pressure difference between the middle ear and the outside environment. This pressure will pose a risk of bursting or otherwise damaging the tympanum if it is not relieved. If middle ear pressure remains low, the ear drum may become retracted into the middle ear. One of the functions of the Eustachian tubes that connect the middle ear to the ((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |nasopharynx)) is to help keep middle ear pressure the same as air pressure.\r\n\r\nThe Eustachian tubes are normally pinched off at the nose end, to prevent being clogged with mucus, but they may be opened by lowering and protruding the jaw; this is why yawning or chewing helps relieve the pressure felt in the ears when on board an aircraft.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|Middle Ear, Ossicles & Muscles ))__(Cerebral Medulla, -/+) Stress (self-doubt): functional loss; reinforcement and possibly otosclerosis after completed regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |Inner Ear, Hearing ))__(Cerebral Cortex, -/+, non-organic functional change) Tinnitus in stress phase (unwanted sound), temporary hearing loss in regeneration phase. Possibly hearing constellation (voices, paranoia, can be manic/depressive if territorial theme).\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System|Inner Ear, Vestibulum)) __(Cerebral Cortex, -/+) Structural loss in stress phase (loss of control); reinforcement and possibly otosclerosis after completed regeneration phase.\r\n', '', 1572539455, '', 10, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5525, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(120, 'Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing ', 'Sensory+-+Ear+Inner+-+Hearing+', 263, '!Inner Ear - Hearing\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe inner ear is the innermost part of the ear. It is mainly responsible for __sound detection__ and __balance__. The inner ear consists of the bony labyrinth, a hollow cavity in the temporal bone of the skull with a system of passages comprising two main functional parts:\r\n*The __cochlea__, dedicated to hearing; converting sound pressure patterns from the outer ear into electrochemical impulses which are passed on to the brain via the auditory nerve.\r\n\r\n*The ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System|vestibular system)), dedicated to balance \r\n\r\nInside the cochlea lie the cell bodies of the __acoustic nerve__ (Nervus Cochlearis/Acusticus) which are connected to the sensory cells of the organ of Corti. The acoustic nerve reaches - together with the vestibular nerve - kernels in the __medulla oblongata__, and from there goes via the auditory pathway to the __auditory centre__ in the temporal lobes of the cerebral cortex. \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"51\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n{img fileId=\"191\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\nAuditory relays in Brain Stem and C Cortex\r\n\r\n1.__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) basal postsensory area, for Cochlea & Auditory Centre\r\n\r\n2. Medulla oblongata, __Brain Stem__ (+/-) lateral left & right, nucleus of Acoustic Nerve\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n1. Social Hearing (voice) – Not wanting to hear something\r\n\r\n2. Survival, Prey Hearing (sound) – Needing to hear something\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n1. __Anger, disbelief__\r\n* I don\'t want to hear this.\r\n*Be quiet.\r\n*Why do you say this?\r\n*I can\'t believe what I am hearing.\r\n*Her voice is sticking with me.\r\n*This left a ringing in my ears.\r\n\r\n2. __Impatience, pressure__\r\n*I need to hear that!\r\n*Shut up!\r\n*I\'m so longing to hear that!\r\n*I must get rid of that sound.\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\nI choose to accept the positive learning message in what I hear, and release everything else for good.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. (CC) Functional reduction and a __loss__ of the ability to hear certain frequencies, masked by a __tinnitus__ (roaring, buzzing, ringing, whistling in the affected ear). Due to this hearing conflict the body tries to avoid hearing these frequencies.\r\n\r\n2. (BS) Functional gain in the hearing of sound, __noise__. Filtering function reduced.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. (CC) The hearing function recovers slowly. The typical symptoms include an __acute hearing loss__ and an edema in the inner ear and in the cerebral hearing center for  - the above mentioned - specific frequencies. The symptom of tinnitus may persist also during this phase.\r\n\r\nWhen bone structure is affected, __otosclerosis__ may develop after intense process with viral infection (this sometimes is observed connected to measles), or after recurrences.\r\nTinnitus sometimes appears after a hearing loss: a residual symptom after a noise disturbance. In this case it works as a conditioned auditory reflex to warn for an auditory threat.\r\n\r\n2. (BS) Normalization of the hearing of sound, noise. Filtering function restored.\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\n1. sudden hearing loss\r\n\r\n2. Hyperacuity during hours\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\n1. Through to the function loss in stress phase, the organism tries to mask the unbearable voices around.\r\n\r\n2. The functional increase in stress phase makes the “hearing-chunk” of information easier to catch.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\nHandedness is important but also direct association is possible (for example the left ear reacts when a left-wired woman has a traumatic conversation with her child but is holding her phone on left ear).\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A teacher endures high noise levels constantly. She develops otosclerosis.\r\n\r\n*A couple often fights loudly. Both the man and their daughter get tinnitus.\r\n\r\n*A client got tinnitus (deep buzz) after she heard on the telephone about the death of her mother. Nowadays many stressors increase the tinnitus - whenever she hears inconvenient news. She is aware that the symptom fulfills a purpose for her. (Weiner, MHU archive)\r\n\r\n*A policeman who had many auditory conflicts in his working life as well as at home, suffers an acute loss of hearing shortly after his retirement. Even later he experiences stress-related tinnitus, which gets better when he follows his own interests. (Klapp)\r\n\r\n*Acoustic trauma (work-related noise, concerts etc) often cause reduced hearing on certain frequences.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\n*Humans can generally hear sounds with frequencies between 20 Hz and 20 kHz. Human hearing is able to discriminate small differences in loudness (intensity) and pitch (frequency) over that large range of audible sound. This human range of frequency detection varies significantly with age occupational hearing damage and gender; some individuals are able to hear pitches up to 22 kHz and perhaps beyond while others are limited to about 16 kHz. The ability of most adults to hear sounds above about 8 kHz begins to deteriorate in early middle age.\r\n\r\n*Tinnitus appears when the hair-cells in the cochlea are folded, so that the acoustic nerve doesn\'t receive a signal. The nerve compensates the missing signal with a constant sound - the tinnitus. Later, this mechanism can be adopted by the acoustic centre, and the tinnitus be created by the brain.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n1. __Hearing Constellation__: When both ears are affected, auditory hallucinations and bilateral tinnitus are possible. When the conflicts have a territorial/social theme, this constellation (hearing voices) shows mania and depression (schizophrenia).\r\n\r\n2. __Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplex, stunned, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation.\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__Hyperacuity__ comes in the beginning of stress phase for the Middle Ear, or in constellation for the Inner Ear.\r\n\r\n__Hearing impairment__ can come in both relays during stress phase and regeneration phase A.\r\n\r\n__Middle Ear - ((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|Eustachian Tube)) __(Brain Stem, +/-) tissue reinforcement, possibly hearing impairment and obstruction of the Eustachian Tube in stress phase (need for information); otitis media and tumour degradation with purulent discharge in regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n__Middle Ear, ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|Ossicles & Muscles))__ (Cerebral Medulla, -/+) Stress (self-doubt): functional loss; reinforcement and possibly otosclerosis after regeneration phase\r\n\r\n__Inner Ear, ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System|Vestibulum))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) vertigo in stress phase (loss of control)\r\n', '', 1578679204, '', 12, 1, 'Kora', '83.34.155.223', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6591, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(121, 'Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System', 'Sensory+-+Ear+Inner+-+Vestibular+System', 290, '!Inner Ear - Vestibular System\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe vestibular system is the sensory system that provides the leading contribution about __spatial orientation__ and __sense of balance__. Together with the ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |cochlea)), a part of the ((Sensory - Ear - Auditory System Overview|auditory system)), it constitutes the labyrinth of the inner ear, situated in the vestibulum in the inner ear. \r\n\r\nAs movements consist of rotations and translations, the vestibular system comprises two components:\r\n*the fluid-filled __semicircular canal system__, which indicate rotational movements\r\n*the __otoliths__, which indicate linear accelerations. \r\n\r\nThe vestibular system sends signals primarily to the neural structures that control eye movements, and to the ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|muscles)) that keep a creature upright. The projections to the former provide the anatomical basis of the __vestibulo-ocular reflex__, which is required for clear vision; and the projections to the muscles that control posture are necessary to keep a creature upright.\r\nThe brain uses information from the vestibular system in the head and from __proprioception__ throughout the body to understand the body\'s dynamics and kinematics (including its position and acceleration) from moment to moment.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"51\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"193\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia, \"the hungry artist\"\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\nCerebral Cortex (-/+) postsensory cortex basal portion of temporal lobe, compare ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |Cochlea)) \r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\nBeing out of control, out of balance, fear of falling\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n__Fear, uncertainty, vertigo__\r\n*This is throwing me off balance.\r\n*I lose the ground under my feet.\r\n*I witnessed how she fell.\r\n*I\'m losing control!\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*I am rooted in the earth and in my life. \r\n*Balance and ease come to me naturally. \r\n*I find a fixed point to focus on.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\n__Vertigo__ is a functional change in the vestibular system without reinforcing or degrading tissue. Because of vertigo, a __tendency to falling__ is often experienced. Symptoms of vertigo can be a feeeling of whirling or spinning movement, dizziness in which a patient inappropriately experiences the perception of motion (usually a spinning motion), nausea, vomiting as well as a balance disorder.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nIn regeneration phase, the vertigo disappears. When ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|bone structure)) is affected, __labyrinthitis__ appears. __Otosclerosis__ may develop after intense process with viral infection (this sometimes is observed connected to measles), or after recurrences.\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\nVertigo and falling.\r\nVertigo can also remain as a __warning signal__ appearing as a conditioned reflex (VAKOGS) upon stress triggers.\r\n{img fileId=\"176\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nBiological meaning in stress phase is to stay on safe ground, to stay more in contact to the earth.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A woman saw her grandchild fall down from the swing.\r\n\r\n*A young woman developed vertigo after a climbing accident where she fell and hurt herself.\r\n\r\n*A woman feels that she loses control over her life, work, and relationship. After getting glandular fever (Mononucleosis infectiosa), she suffers repeating rotatory vertigo. (Klapp)\r\n\r\n*A woman got hearing loss/tinnitus as well as vertigo and labyrinthitis after the deaths of family members.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\n!!!Constellations\r\n__Orientation, \"Funambulist\"__: equilibrium conflicts in both hemispheres create extraordinary talents in balancing and orientation; often connected to __Megalomania__ (when bones are affected), or __\"Flying\" constellation__ (larynx & bronchial mucosae). \r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\nVertigo can also be caused by __low blood pressure__ and by __high intracerebral pressure__ like in deep regeneration phases, by certain medication, by epilepsy (healing peaks of sensory and motoric cortex relays), by water deficiency, and by affections of the vestibulocochlear nerve.\r\n\r\n__Inner Ear, ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |Hearing ))__(Cerebral Cortex, -/+), (non-organic functional change) Tinnitus in stress phase (unwanted sound), temporary hearing loss in regeneration phase. Possibly hearing constellation (voices, paranoia, can be manic/depressive if territorial theme).\r\n\r\n__Middle and Inner Ear, ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|bones and cartilage))__ (Cerebral Medulla, -/+) Stress (self-doubt regarding hearing): functional loss; reinforcement and possibly otosclerosis after completed regeneration phase.\r\n', '', 1578679836, '', 10, 1, 'Kora', '83.34.155.223', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4786, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(122, 'Sensory - Ears - Outer Ear Skin', 'Sensory+-+Ears+-+Outer+Ear+Skin', 134, '!Outer Ear Skin\n!!Anatomy\nThe outer ear is covered in ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)) and in ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|dermis)). Both tissues in this locations mostly have to do with ((Sensory - Ear - Auditory System Overview|hearing)), although the conflicts can also have to do with physical touch.\n\n{img fileId=\"51\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) parietal sensory area, for ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis))\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n2. __Cerebellum__ (+/-) dorsal for ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|dermis))\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\n1. (CC) Auditory or kinesthetic separation and loss-of-touch, wanting or not wanting to hear something or to feel contact to the ear.\n2. (CB) Auditory attack, feeling attacked or defiled by what is heard, or kinesthetic attack like a box on the ear.\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n1. __Longing__ or __anger__\n*What I heard makes me lonely. \n*I lost touch with my ears (voice, sounds).  \n*I don\'t want to hear that!  \n2. __Vulnerability__  \n*This was a box on my ear.\n*I couldn\'t defend myself against what they said. \n*Those sounds hurt!\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\nNow, I can decide what I let touch and remain in my ears and my heart.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC) Numbness of the skin and trophic degradation (__dryness__, thinning, flaking) of the skin.\n2. (CB) Increased production of sebum and cerumen in the glands of the outer ear and auditory canal. Cerumen can plug the ear (__Cerumen obturans__). Polyps and tumors of the outer auditory canal are possible. \n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC) Hyperesthesia, __reddening__, swelling, inflammation, eczema, pain and itch while the skin is nourished and rebuilt.\n2. (CB) __Purulent__ inflammatory degradation of the excessive growth with fungal or bacterial activity. Yellow smelly discharge from the ear canal. Fungal infection can also cause development of cerumen plugs.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\n1. (CC) The numbness in stress phase is meant to help overcome the separation.\n2. (CB) Increased production of sebum and cerumen protect the external ear canal against intruding particles and substances.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*1. Feeling of a loss of touch and separation after hearing about death of a friend (ear epidermis skin)\n\n*2. The client wears earphones when working at the computer, hearing loud music. His ears produce much wax.\n!!Additional Information\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|Cartilage)) and ((Musculoskeletal - Bones|bone)) structures of the ear __(Cerebral Medulla, -/+): Trophic/structural degradation in stress phase (self-doubt), inflammatory processes in regeneration phase which can affect the overlying skin as well.\n__((Sensory - Ear Middle - Tympanic Cavity|Middle Ear))__ (Brain Stem, +/-): Functional increase and tissue reinforcement of the mucous membrane of the middle ear in stress phase (prey- or danger-hearing), otitis media in regeneration phase.\n__((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |Inner Ear, Hearing))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+, non-organic functional change) Tinnitus in stress phase (unwanted hearing); temporary hearing loss in regeneration phase. Possibly hearing constellation (voices, paranoia, can be manic/depressive if territorial theme).\n', NULL, 1488474489, NULL, 7, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 3647, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(123, 'Sensory - Eyes Overview', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+Overview', 274, '!Eyes\n!!Anatomical overview\nThe human eye is a complex optical system which __collects light__ from the surrounding environment, __regulates__ its intensity through a diaphragm, __focuses__ it through an adjustable assembly of lenses to form an image, __converts__ this image into a set of electrical signals, and transmits these signals to the ((Nervous - Brain|brain)) through complex neural pathways that connect the eye via the __optic nerve__ to the visual cortex and other areas of the brain.\n\nThe eye is made up of three coats, enclosing three transparent structures. \n*The outermost layer, known as the __fibrous tunic__, is composed of the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea)) and sclera. \n*The middle layer, known as the vascular tunic or __uvea__, consists of the ((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|choroid)), ciliary body, and ((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|iris)). \n*The innermost is the __((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|retina))__, which gets its circulation from the vessels of the choroid as well as the retinal vessels, which can be seen in an ophthalmoscope.\n\nWithin these coats are the aqueous humour, the ((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|vitreous body)), and the flexible __((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|lens))__. The aqueous humour is a clear fluid that is contained in two areas: the anterior chamber between the cornea and the iris, and the posterior chamber between the iris and the lens. The lens is suspended to the ciliary body by the suspensory ligament (Zonule of Zinn), made up of fine transparent fibers. The __vitreous body__ is a clear jelly that is much larger than the aqueous humour present behind the lens, and the rest is bordered by the sclera, zonule, and lens. They are connected via the pupil.\n\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}brain parts\n\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relays\n__Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) \n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}sensory area for conjunctiva, cornea, crystalline lens \n\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}occipital lobe for retina, vitreous body, visual nerve\n\n__Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+): \"skull area\" for orbita (((Musculoskeletal - Bones|bone))), striated eye muscles\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Cerebellum__ (+/-) dorsal for sclera (protective membrane)\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Brain Stem__ (+/-) medial posterior for Iris, Ciliary Body, Chorioid\n\nand __Midbrain__ (+/-): Muscle cells for involuntary eye, ciliary and eyelid motion, ((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|muscle fascia))\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!META-Organ Tissues\nTissues with their special emotional theme\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|Conjunctiva)) (CC -/+): Visual separation (attention)\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|Cornea ))(CC -/+): Visual separation\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|Crystalline Lens)) (CC -/+): Visual separation (distance), losing lust for life\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina and Optic Nerve)) (CC -/+): Fear of threat from behind, persecution (by things), guilt & shame\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|Vitreous Body)) (CC, CM -/+): Fear of threat from behind, persecution (by persons)\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|Iris and Ciliary Body)) (BS, MB +/-): Capturing or avoiding a \"visual chunk\" of light\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|Chorioid)) (BS +/-, CM -/+): Capturing or avoiding a \"visual chunk\"; Visual trauma\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland|Lacrimal Glands)) (BS +/-): Capturing or avoiding a \"visual chunk\", protection of the eye\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts|Lacrimal Ducts)) (CC -/+): Attention, wanting to be seen or not to be seen\n*((Sensory - Eye Muscles|Eye Muscles)) (CM -/+, MB +/-): Eyesight, strain, eye performance\n*((Sensory - Eyelid Skin|Eyelid - Skin)) (CC -/+, CB +/-): Visual separation; Protection of the eye\n*((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|Eyelid - Muscles)) (CC, CM -/+): Strain, eye performance; Protection of the eye\n', NULL, 1489449252, NULL, 14, 1, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4047, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(124, 'Respiratory - System Overview', 'Respiratory+-+System+Overview', 243, '!Respiratory System\r\n\r\nThe respiratory system (or ventilatory system) is the biological system that introduces respiratory gases to the interior and performs gas exchange. It\'s anatomical features include ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|airways)), ((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|lungs)), and the ((Respiratory - Diaphragm|respiratory muscles)). Molecules of oxygen and carbon dioxide are passively exchanged, by diffusion, between the gaseous external environment and the blood. This exchange process occurs in the alveolar region of the lungs.\r\n\r\nThe respiratory system performs cellular and external respiration. __Cellular respiration__ refers to cellular metabolism that consumes oxygen - __mitochondria__ play a key role here.. __External respiration__ is the exchange of gases between the atmosphere and the cells of the body. It includes __ventilation__, __gas exchange__ at the lung and cells, and transport of gases __into the blood__. Ventilation is the movement of air into and out of the lungs. The respiratory system consists of anatomical structures involved in ventilation and gas exchange.\r\n\r\nThe upper respiratory tract includes the ((Digestive - Mouth Anatomy and Functional Physiology|mouth)), ((Sensory - Nose Overview|nasal cavity)), ((Digestive - Pharynx|pharynx)), and ((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |larynx)). The lower respiratory tract includes the trachea, ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|bronchi)), bronchioles, and exchange surfaces of the ((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|alveoli)). The upper respiratory system filters, warms and humidifies inhaled air.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"164\" thumb=\"box\"}graphic: Mariana Ruiz Villarreal via wikimedia (public domain)\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"216\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!META-Organs\r\n\r\nFrom a META-Point of View we distinguish several organs and organ tissues in the respiratory system based on their unique stress-emotion-belief associations and brain relay locations.\r\n\r\n*\r\n((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Endodermal|Nasal Mucosa 1)) (BS +/-): Smell, analysis for usefulness\r\n\r\n*((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Ectodermal|Nasal Mucosa 2)) (CC-/+): Smell, recognition, judgement\r\n\r\n*((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |Nasopharynx)) (BS +/-): Assimilation, Analysis\r\n\r\n*((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |Larynx Mucosa)) (CC -/+): fright, speechlessness, fear of competition\r\n\r\n*((Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle|Larynx Muscle)) (CC -/+): fright, speechlessness, expression\r\n\r\n*((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle)) (CC -/+, MB +/-): Fear of competition, expression, speechlessness\r\n\r\n*((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|Branchial/Pharyngeal Arches)) (CC -/+): Frontal fear, powerlessness\r\n\r\n*Lungs - ((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|Alveoli)) (BS +/-): survival, death fright, \"freeze\"-response\r\n\r\n*Lungs - ((Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells|Bronchial Goblet Cells)) (BS +/-): fear of suffocation\r\n\r\n*Lungs - ((Respiratory - Visceral Fascia - Pleura|Pleura ))(CB +/-): protection of the lungs\r\n\r\n*(Thoracic) ((Respiratory - Diaphragm|Diaphragm)) (BS +/-, CM -/+): Rhythm, Standstill, Overload\r\n\r\n* ((Respiratory - Diaphragm|Respiratory Muscles)) (CM -/+): Self-Devaluation regarding breathing\r\n\r\n', '', 1518291040, '', 9, 1, 'Kora', '88.15.203.8', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 3219, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL);
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(125, 'Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli', 'Respiratory+-+Lungs+-+Alveoli', 276, '!Lungs - Alveoli\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nAlveoli are hollow cavities. In the lung parenchyma of the ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory system)), the alveoli are the terminal ends of the ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|respiratory)) tree, which outcrop from either alveolar sacs or alveolar ducts, which are both sites of gas exchange with the ((Circulatory - Blood|blood)) as well. The alveolar membrane is the __gas-exchange surface__. Carbon dioxide rich blood is pumped from the rest of the body into the alveolar blood vessels where, through __diffusion__, it releases its carbon dioxide and absorbs oxygen.\r\n\r\nA __network of capillaries__ surrounds each alveolus for the process of diffusion to occur. Diffusion is the passive movement of molecules or particles along a concentration gradient, or from regions of high concentration to regions of lower concentration such as the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the blood and alveoli.\r\n\r\nThe alveoli contain some ((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|collagen and elastic fibres)). The elastic fibers allow the alveoli to stretch as they are filled with air during inhalation. They then spring back during exhalation in order to expel the carbon dioxide-rich air.\r\n\r\nThe alveoli consists mostly of thin-walled Type I alveolar cells for gas exchange. Type II alveolar cells produce __surfactant__ (surfactants are compounds that lower surface tension. Surfunctant decreases surface tension in the fluid lining the alveoli. Reduced surface tension prevents smaller alveoli from collapsing and also makes it easier to inflate the lungs).\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"38\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} Graphic: wikipedia, Patrick J. Lynch\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"216\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n!!Brain\r\nIn the __Brain Stem__, the primeval ring structure is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Brain Stem__ ( + / - ) posterior both sides next to pharynx relays\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\nDeath Fright\r\n*suffocation and fear of death\r\n*Deep shocking fear of the person’s own death (or other close family or friends)\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts:\r\n__Encompassing fright__ through an accident, diagnosis shock or other deeply rooted life-threatening situations or news. \r\n*I am suffocating. \r\n*I can\'t breathe! \r\n*I won\'t survive this. \r\n*I have gasped in fear. \r\n*I don\'t want to die!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*I am breathing in the Deep Breath of Life. \r\n*Now, I can decide to release my fear and let the universe resolve all that.\r\n*I am alive now!\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\n__Hyperventilation__, adenomatous proliferation of the alveoli – the diagnosis from a benign lung alveoli tumor up to a malignant lung carcinoma.\r\nAccording to \'\'Eybl\'\' (\'\'Die seelischen Ursachen der Krankheiten\'\') one single round focus appears when the conflict is felt for another person, and as multiple foci when oneself is concerned.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. The tumor degrades through encapsulation. It can be diagnosed as a benign tumor, without any cell division/in case of just a little cell division. Than it remains in its original state or becomes calcified/fibrosed.\r\n2. The tumor degrades through an inflammatory, purulent process, under certain circumstances with cavern-formation and possibly with hemoptysis (coughing up blood). The conventional medical diagnoses can be __pneumonia __or __tuberculosis__.\r\n3. Self-dissolution (autolysis) of the tumor without the presence of bacteria (and without any inflammation).\r\n\r\nPneumocystis carinii-pneumonia (__PCP__) may also cause lung lesions amongst immunodeficient patients (multiple ’lung cell-changes’ because of death fright). In this case, triggers are fungal infections, and further research is needed if this is a toxic cause or a regeneration phase symptom.\r\nIn case of frequent conflict repetitions, __pulmonary fibrosis__, pulmonary sarcoidosis, __bronchiectasis__ (sac-like widening of the airways) or __pulmonary emphysema__ can appear.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe increased cell proliferation of alveoli (in stress phase) can be interpreted as a biological attempt for providing a larger surface area for the gas exchange.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A mother worries for her child who is sick and fears his death. After the situation is cleared, she gets a strong cough with blood and purulent mucus. (Klapp) \r\n*The patient who is a strong smoker gets the diagnosis \"lung cancer\". When asked about the emotion felt in the tissue, he names \"fear to die\" (Kopp, MHU archive)\r\n*After a fall into the rope when climbing, a young woman gets chills and a strong cough from deep inside. \r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\n__Lung metastases__ can be observed to be following a cancer diagnosis or an encompassing trauma.\r\n\r\nPresumed causes of lung cancer in conventional medicine are: Smoking, pollutants (asbest, diesel exhaust fumes, arsenic, etc.), low-vitamin diet, genetic factors. As this can not be verified in all lung cancer cases, we have to distinguish: physically harmful substances as asbestos or glassfiber of course create damage when they reach the alveoli, leading to a repair process. Recurring repairs can lead to __lung fibrosis__ or stimulate lung cancer on a physical level.\r\n\r\nEven poisons as arsenic or diesel fumes can create physical damage. In the cases of smoking and diet though, a cancer cause lies more in the belief that the substance were harmful. Nevertheless, both belief and suboptimal nutrition can weaken the organism and influence it´s reactions.\r\n\r\nGenetic or __epigenetic factors__ can be explained as trauma and reaction patterns handed down through generations. As death-fright strikes on a very deep level, when the trauma hadn´t reached a soul-ution or a total resolution, the biologically meaningful response can be expressed in the genetic blueprint.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial Mucosa))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) with painful bronchitis (non-purulent) or bronchial carcinoma in the regeneration phase after a social/competition fear.\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|Pharyngeal Arches))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) with slight dragging pain between cervical lymph and mediastinum in stress phase (Frontal fear/Powerlessness); possibly cysts in the mediastinum in the regeneration phase\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells|Bronchial Goblet Cells))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) with tumor (adenoma) in the stress phase (suffocation fear), bloody cough in regeneration phase and lung fibrosis after recurring conflicts. Genetic: cystic fibrosis/mucoviscidosis.\r\n\r\nAn interstitial oedema in the lungs can evolve by ((Circulatory - Heart - Overview|heart)) insufficiency, when liquid from the lung capillaries leaks into the interstitium.\r\n', '', 1572534556, '', 9, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 7328, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(126, 'Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells', 'Respiratory+-+Lungs+-+Bronchial+Goblet+Cells', 385, '!Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nGoblet cells are __glandular simple columnar epithelial cells__, shaped like a cup, whose sole function is to __secrete mucus__. They are found scattered among the epithelial lining of many organs especially the ((Digestive - System Overview|intestinal)) and ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory)) tracts. In the ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory tract)) they are found inside the trachea, ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|bronchi)), and larger bronchioles.\r\nWhile most of the cell organelles are concentrated in the basal portion, the greatest part of the goblet cell\'s cytoplasm shows mucinogen granules.To increase surface area, the apical plasma membrane projects microvilli for secretion.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"217\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"37\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\nIn the __Brain Stem__, the primeval ring structure is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Brain Stem__ ( + / - ) posterior medial both sides between pharynx and alveoli relays\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\nLubrication. The very basic need to make air, substances and information pass smoothly through our system. \r\n\r\nConflict: Fear of suffocation. \r\n\r\nHandedness is irrelevant in this relay.In the brain stem, right side is reflecting \"ingoing chunks\" and left side \"outgoing chunks\" or chunks to avoid.\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n__Panic__ , shock, freeze\r\n*Let go, you are choking me. \r\n*I felt smothered. \r\n*I can´t breathe! \r\n*The air is too hot/cold/dry, it will harm me!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*Now, I let my breath easily flow in and out. \r\n*I let everything go through me with ease.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nFunctional increase and hyperplasia of bronchial goblet cells producing more secrete with__ increased mucus secretion__;\r\n\r\nUnder unfavourable circumstances, adenoma or adenocarcinoma growth occurs consisting of goblet cells and having secretory properties. Possible diagnoses: goblet-cell lung carcinoma, bronchial adenocarcinoma, __goblet cell adenoma__ or bronchial carcinoma.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nHyperfunction stops. Purulent degradation of the tumor by fungi or mycobacteria leads to night sweat and cough with purulent or caseated discharge, possibly with blood. Possible diagnoses: bronchial goblet cell-inflammation, bleeding bronchial carcinoma or __purulent bronchitis__.\r\n\r\nRecurring processes can lead to __lung fibrosis__.\r\n\r\nGoblet cell function is involved in the development of __COPD__:\r\n\r\n1.\"chronic catarrhal bronchitis\" are repetitive processes featuring enhanced mucus secretion.\r\n\r\n2. In \"chronical mucous purulent bronchitis\" bacteria are involved. Typical are night sweat, fever, expiratory stridor and breathlessness.\r\n\r\n3. In \"chronical atrophic bronchitis\" the functional mucosa is degraded and replaced with fibrous tissue. When the walls of respiratory tract (muscle, cartilage) is affected, it is due to self-devaluation regarding breathing capacity. When the walls get thin, bronchi can collapse. \r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*At birth, the baby had the umbilical cord wrapped around her neck. In regression, the client feels panic of suffocation. (Klapp)\r\n* strong smoker gets the diagnosis COPD. He has stress dyspnea and feels that he can\'t perform. He believes the negative prognoses of medicine,but does not want to quit smoking. He is a victim of self-fulfilling prophecy. (Klapp)\r\n*A woman barely escaped from a burning house, suffering from sleep apnoe and a dry throat later in her life because she re-experienced the trauma in her dreams. (Klapp)\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe increased mucus production of bronchial goblet cells (in the stress phase) allows a better sliding of ’air morsels’ through the bronchi.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nOther goblet cells can be found inside the ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|trachea)), the ((Digestive - Small Intestine Overview|small intestine)), the((Reproductive - Vagina| vagina)), and the ((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|conjunctivae)) in upper eyelid and nose. Their biological function is always to provide mucus for fluent and smooth passage and cleaning of the inner organ walls.\r\n\r\nThe condition of cystic fibrosis, also called __mucoviscidosis__, involves the function of goblet cells, which then are hypertrophic and augmented in number. Moreover, the gene for the CFTR, a  protein required to regulate the components of sweat, digestive fluids and mucus, is mutated. and is inherited by the next generation. This indicates a prenatal suffocation UDIN either by the fetus or by the mother, or an ancestral pattern of emotions and beliefs.\r\n\r\nIn __((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|asthma))__, hypersecretion of mucus is often found. This is due to asthma symptoms triggering the goblet cells suffocation response.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|Lung Alveoli))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) with lung cancer in the stress phase (death fright), pneumonia or tuberculosis in the regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|Pharyngeal Arches))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) stress (frontal fear/powerlessness): hyperesthesia in lateral neck area or down to mediastinum; regeneration phase cysts in neck or mediastinum possible\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |Pharynx Respiratory Epithelium))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) stress (assimilation and filtering of air/information): polyps or tumor formation; regeneration phase: sore throat or fungal infection, productive cough with pus.\r\n\r\n__((Digestive - Pharynx|Pharynx Mucosa))__ (CC -/+) stress (prohibited swallowing or expression): hyperesthesia, harrumph, light irritant cough\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Tracheal & Bronchial Mucosa))__ (CC -/+) stress (social fear): hyperventilation, depression; Regeneration phase: viral or bacterial bronchitis, high fever, deep cough with mucus\r\n', '', 1572534904, '', 13, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6483, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(127, 'Respiratory - Visceral Fascia - Pleura', 'Respiratory+-+Visceral+Fascia+-+Pleura', 163, '!Pleura\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe lungs in the ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory system)) are surrounded by two __serous membranes__, the pleurae. The outer pleura is attached to the chest wall and is known as the __parietal pleura__; the inner one is attached to the lung and other visceral tissues and is known as the __visceral pleura__. In between the two is an actual thin space known as the __pleural cavity__ or pleural space. The parietal pleura is highly ((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|sensitive)) to pain; the visceral pleura is not. __Pleural fluid__ serves several functions. It lubricates the pleural surfaces and allows the pleural layers to slide against each other easily during respiration. Pleural fluid also provides the surface tension that keeps the lung surface in close apposition with the chest wall. This allows optimal __inflation of alveoli__ during respiration. It also directly __transmits pressures__ from the chest wall to the visceral pleural surface (and hence the lung). Therefore movements of the chest wall during breathing are coupled closely to move\r\nThe visceral pleura receives its ((Circulatory - Arteries|blood supply)) from the bronchial circulation, which is the same as the lungs. The parietal pleura receives its ((Circulatory - Blood|blood)) supply from the intercostal arteries, which is the same as the overlying body wall.\r\nThe visceral pleura is not innervated, and the parietal pleura is ((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|innervated)) by the intercostal and phrenic nerves.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"220\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia, [http://cnx.org/content/col11496/1.6/]\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Cerebellum__ ( + / - ) both sides besides pericardium relay\r\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\nAttack against lungs or chest\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\nA real or an associative attack against the chest. (can even be triggered by surgery)\r\n__Fear, panic, pain__\r\n*This hurt my lungs! \r\n*I can´t let you open me up! \r\n*That blow hit me hard in the chest! \r\nThis could even be felt for another person. \r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\nMy lungs are well-protected and have room to breathe freely\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nIn the stress phase a compact __mesothelioma__ of the pleura grows (as a benign or a malign tumor originated from the mesothelium). These tumor can extend as a surface area or forming big compact single tumors depending on how the attack has been sensed.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nPurulent processes with light fever (__pleuritis__) and microbial activity can lead to pleural empyema. In Regeneration Phase A a __pleural effusion__ can develop especially if there is water retention at the same time (((Urinary - Kidneys - Collecting Tubules|KCT)) syndrome)which causes breathlessness (__dyspnea__) After expired tuberculosis, inclusions of calcium can appear.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe stress phase reaction is meant to enhance the protective function of the pleural tissue.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples\r\n*An elderly boat builder who sanded glass fiber reinforced plastic on a regular basis, gets the diagnosis \"lung fibrosis\" because of dyspnea. He experiences the therapy as taking away his life quality. Nature and his cabin by the sea are healing resources for him. (Klapp) \r\n*A woman with a diagnosis of lung cancer fears the surgery and develops a fibrous tumor of the pleura.\r\n*After having had a dramatic lung tuberculosis (regeneration phase of lung alveoli/death fright), a patient gets a pleural effusion.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nAsbestos and glass fibres are considered to trigger pleural mesothelioma. (Inspiration of micro-traumatizing dust in construction workers - experienced as attack from inside)\r\n\r\n!!!Constellation\r\n__Emotional Burnout__: together with another active relay in the cerebellum, the sensation and expression of emotions is reduced drastically (altruism).\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) with hyperventilation in stress phase (competition/social fear), painful swelling and inflammation (pneumonia) in the regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n__Heart/((Circulatory - Myocardium - Ventricles|Myocardium))__ (Cerebral Medulla, -/+) with dyspnea in regeneration phase and healing peak after overwhelm\r\n\r\n__Heart/((Circulatory - Pericardium and Epicardium|Pericardium))__ (Cerebellum, +/-) with dyspnea in regeneration phase after fear of attack to the heart\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|Lung Alveoli))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) with possible hyperventilation in stress phase (death fright), pulmonary fibrosis and dyspnea after recurring regenerations.\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells|Bronchial Goblet Cells))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) with tumor (adenoma) in the stress phase, bloody cough in regeneration phase and cystic fibrosis after recurring conflicts.\r\n', '', 1518291421, '', 5, 1, 'Kora', '88.15.203.8', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4929, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(128, 'Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa ', 'Respiratory+-+Larynx+Mucosa+', 261, '!Larynx Mucosa\n!!Anatomy\nThe larynx or voice box is a organ in the neck involved in ((Respiratory - System Overview|breathing)), __sound production__, and __protecting the trachea__ against food aspiration. It manipulates pitch and volume. The larynx houses the vocal cords, which are essential for __phonation__. The vocal cords are situated just below where the tract of the ((Digestive - Pharynx|pharynx)) splits into the trachea and the ((Digestive - Esophagus (Gullet) Overview|esophagus)).\n\nThe voice box forms the transition between the throat and the wind pipe. It consist of several ((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|cartilages)), ((Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle|muscles)), the vocal cords and the __mucous membrane__ lining the inner side (squamous epithelium). The voice box and especially the vocal cords are essential for phonation and also for the formation of speech sounds. The epiglottis closes the voice box during swallowing to protect against the entrance of food into the wind pipe. In a frightening situation, the opening (and widening) of the voice box allows you to breathe in quickly and deeply.\n\nThe vocal apparatus consists of two pairs of mucosal folds. These folds are false vocal folds (vestibular folds) and true vocal folds (folds). The false vocal folds are covered by ((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |respiratory epithelium)), while the true vocal folds are covered by stratified squamous epithelium. The false vocal folds are not responsible for sound production, but rather for resonance. These false vocal folds do not contain muscle, while the true vocal folds do have ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|skeletal muscle)).\n\nDuring swallowing, the backward motion of the tongue forces the epiglottis over the glottis\' opening to prevent swallowed material from entering the larynx which leads to the lungs; the larynx is also pulled upwards to assist this process. Stimulation of the larynx by ingested matter produces a strong __cough reflex __to protect the lungs.\n\n{img fileId=\"39\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia, Blausen 0872\n\n{img fileId=\"210\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"355\" thumb=\"box\"}Insular cortex\ngraphic: wikipedia, Henry Gray\n\n!!!Relay\n__Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) left frontal territorial area \"10 o´clock\"\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Broca’s area__ (speech center)\n{img fileId=\"211\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia Taken from NIH publication 97-4257, [http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/voice/pages/aphasia.aspx]\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme\n1. Scare-fright, speechlessness (female perception)\n\n2. Territorial Fear (male perception)\n\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts\n1. __Fright of an unexpected danger, fear of attention.__ \n*I froze with fear. \n*I was dumbstruck. \n*The words got stuck in my throat. \n*What should I have said?\n*It took my breath away.\n2. __Vigilance, indignation__\n*Who\'s that! \n*I need to roar/bark him away! \n*I need to make my voice heard!\n*Nobody will get in here!\n\n!!!META-Meaning\n*I speak with passion and clarity. \n*I can express myself freely and easily. \n*I respect and I am being respected.\n\n!!Organ\nSensitivity changes according to __O__uter __S__kin/Epidermis pattern with __hyperesthesia in regeneration phase__.\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\nInconspicious tissue reduction of the larynx or the vocal cords area, thereby __slight voice change__ is possible. If the ((Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle|laryngeal muscles))/motoric function co-react with the mucosa, __speech dysfunctions__ like stutter occur due to paresis and possibly muscle reduction.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\nTissue regeneration under swelling and hyperesthesia (therefore dry cough), respiratory noise (inspiratory stridor). The possible regeneration paths are:\n1. Laryngeal inflammation (__laryngitis__) with hoarseness, dysphonia /from voice altering to aphonia/, hypersensitivity (hyperesthesia), possibly pain and itching (after the healing peak).\n\n2. __Pseudocroup__ (Subglottic laryngitis) with dry, barking cough, hoarseness, stridor (breath sound). Pseudocroup must be distinguished from real croup (diphtheria) which is accompanied by pseudomembrane formation (diphtheria of the tonsils, throat and nasal cavity is possible too).\n\n3. __Epiglottitis__ with fever, sore throat, muffled speech, shortness of breath, breath noises, difficulty in swallowing.\n\n4. __Vocal cord polyps__ are excessive healing tissue (squamous epithelium of the vocal cords)\n\n5. __Laryngeal tumors__ (squamous cells), laryngeal carcinoma (in case of a long chronic process)\n\n6. __Cysts__, possibly originating from the obstructions of the ((Digestive - Mouth - Salivary Gland Ducts|ducts of salivary glands)) (mucous retention cyst)\n\n7. __Granuloma__ (knotty proliferation) in the larynx mucosa appears due to sub-optimal reparation with scarry inclusions of particles during regeneration phase B. \n\n!!!Healing Peak\nShort __loss of consciousness__ accompanied by numbness in the voicebox, drop of blood sugar, possibly spasm of larynx muscles\n\n!!!Biological Meaning\n1. Loss of voice promotes surviving a danger by being silent.\n\n2. Increased air flow by muscle reaction and widening of the glottis allows for reserve energy to defend one\'s position.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples\n1. Scare-Fright:\n*The police unexpectedly came in the bathroom with a search warrant while taking a shower. This was perceived as a scare-fright trauma.\n*The client shall speak on an event, but feels triggered into freeze and fold by the stare and the voice of a colleague. Her throat is tense. The triggers stem from her childhood. When transforming the memory, she finds peace, forgiveness and the courage to speak before the crowd. (Klapp)\n*Since having experienced a traumatic fall, a woman reacts with fright and fear upon auditory triggers of clank and clatter. (Klapp)\n2. Territorial fear\n*The client became speechless when presented to her new boss, with whom she previously had a relationship. She reacts with drawing herself back (autistic constellation) (Klapp) \n*After the birth of a little sister and return of her mother, a 2-year-old boy gets croup-cough. \n*A woman worries about migrants moving into her neighbourhood. After a demonstration, she gets a feverish laryngitis.\n*The client was betrayed by her husband and they live separated. After an ultimatum for a decision, he wants to move back to her but still keep seeing the other woman. This triggers her into speechlessness followed by laryngitis. (Wiggins-Hay, MHU archive) \n\n!!Additional Information\nThis relay belongs to the \"__territorial relays__\" in the peri-insular cerebral cortex, with the theme of social position and affiliation. Special rules apply for the meaning of side dominance. Conflicts affect the sexual and social \"hormonal scale\" and can promote manic or depressive episodes (see \"territorial constellations\" related to the function of the ((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Posterior Lobe|neurohypophysis))).\n{img fileId=\"171\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!! Constellations\n__Autistic or Introvert Constellation__: together with ((Digestive - Stomach - Mucosa (Lesser Curvature and Pylorus)|Stomach)), ((Digestive - Gallbladder and Bile Ducts|Gallbladder)) or ((Digestive - Pancreas Ducts|Pancreas Duct)) relay. The person shows an introvert and self-centered personality, distracted and living in their own world. __Positive: Focus__!\n{img fileId=\"144\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Levitating or Distanced Constellation__: together with ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial Mucosa)) relay. Affinity to or dreaming of flying or hovering. Distanced world view, often spiritual or esoteric. __Positive: wisdom__!\n{img fileId=\"143\" thumb=\"box\"}\nIf together with ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina)) or ((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|Vitreous Body)) relays, paranoia and spiritual world-saving beliefs.\n\nIf __Autistic and Distanced Constellations__ are combined, we see eremite mindset and behaviour.\n\n__Laryngeal Asthma__: When ((Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle|larynx striated muscles)) co-react with the mucosa, and another relay in a periinsular relay of the right hemisphere is stress-active.\n{img fileId=\"213\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\nThese constellations can include manic or depressive states, depending on hormonal status and which hemisphere is triggered stronger.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis\n__((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|Pharyngeal Arches))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) stress (frontal fear/powerlessness): hyperesthesia in lateral neck area or down to mediastinum; regeneration phase cysts in neck or mediastinum possible\n\n__((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |Pharynx Respiratory Epithelium))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) stress (assimilation and filtering of air/information): polyps or tumor formation; regeneration phase: sore throat or fungal infection, productive cough with pus.\n\n__((Digestive - Pharynx|Pharynx Mucosa))__ (CC -/+) stress (prohibited swallowing or expression): hyperesthesia, harrumph, light irritant cough\n\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells|Respiratory Goblet Cells))__ (BS +/-) stress (suffocation fear): increased production of mucus, adenoma growth; regeneration phase: purulent bronchitis, cough with coagulated blood, chronic: cystic fibrosis \n\n__((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Tracheal & Bronchial Mucosa))__ (CC -/+) stress (social fear): hyperventilation, depression; Regeneration phase: viral or bacterial bronchitis, high fever, deep cough with mucus\n', NULL, 1503948240, NULL, 20, 1, 'Kora', '83.52.85.229', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 9534, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(129, 'Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle', 'Respiratory+-+Larynx+-+Muscle', 139, '!Larynx - Muscle\n!!Anatomy\nThe larynx or voice box is an organ in the neck involved in protection of the trachea and __sound production__. The larynx houses the vocal folds and is situated just below where the tract of the ((Digestive - Pharynx|pharynx)) splits into the trachea and the ((Digestive - Esophagus (Gullet) Overview|esophagus)). __Vocal cords__ are integral parts of the vocal apparatus, making it possible to speak.\n\n{img fileId=\"39\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia, Blausen 0872\n\n*Cricothyroid muscle lengthens and stretches the vocal cords.\n*Posterior cricoarytenoid muscle abducts the vocal cords.\n*Lateral cricoarytenoid muscle adducts the vocal cords.\n*Thyroarytenoid muscle (also called vocalis muscle) shortens vocal cords.\n*Transverse arytenoid muscle adducts the vocal folds.\nNotably the only muscle capable of separating the vocal cords for normal breathing is the posterior cricoarytenoid. If this muscle is incapacitated on both sides the inability to pull the vocal cords apart (abduct) will cause difficulty breathing. Bilateral injury to the recurrent laryngeal nerve would cause this condition.\n\n{img fileId=\"212\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia, Olek Remesz\n\nThe recurrent laryngeal nerve (part of vagus, 10th Cranial Nerve) provides the motor innervation of all intrinsic laryngeal muscles except  the cricothyroid muscle. Laryngeal muscles (musculi laryngis) are responsible for controlling the movements of the vocal cords, therefore they are able to regulate the opened or closed status of the glottis. Thereby these muscles can control the way of exhaled air from the lungs to outside, and the way of inhaled air from outside to the lungs. In the relaxed condition of laryngeal muscles, the glottis is widely opened so the inhaled air can easily flow through.\n\nThe larynx muscles are essential for the __[https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/conquer-fear-flying/201211/using-the-social-engagement-system|Social Engagement System]__ (SES) for stress relief (see [http://stephenporges.com/index.php/scientific-articles/scientific-articles/publicationss/3-the-polyvagal-perspective|Polyvagal Theory]). \n\n{img fileId=\"210\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"211\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia Taken from NIH publication 97-4257, [http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/voice/pages/aphasia.aspx]\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Cerebral (Motor-) Cortex__, Broca speech centre and Vagus ( - / + ) for innervation\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}Insular cortex, motor relay in \"11 o´clock\"\n\n2. __Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+) region for mouth & skull (for muscle trophic)\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\n1. (CC) Not being able or allowed to speak/shout/express oneself.\n2. (CM) Self-devaluation because of speaking/self-expression performance\nThe laryngeal muscles often react together with the larynx mucosa in a scare-fright, speechlessness or territorial fear conflict.\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n1. (CC) __Social fear, inhibition, suppressed anger__\n*Why don´t you let me have a say?\n*I must be silent.\n*They don\'t let me speak! \n\n2. (CM) __Anxiety, self-doubt, frustration__ \n*Why can´t I utter a sound?\n*I can\'t make my voice heard\n*My voice is no good.\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*Now I decide for myself, when and how loud I speak!\n*Now, I express myself freely and easily.\n\n!!Organ\nThe motoric function of the muscles (voice, breathing) is immediately influenced by stress, while processes governed by the cerebral medulla lead to successive decrease in tissue and function.\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nFeeling of __breathlessness__, recurrent laryngeal nerve paresis, motor paralysis of laryngeal muscles leading to __stammering or muteness__, possibly accompanied by laryngeal muscle necrosis. The recurrent laryngeal paralysis could be a symptom of stroke (hemorrhagic stroke).\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase A\nThe innervation of voice box (through the recurrent laryngeal nerve) slowly returns, which again can lead to stammering/stuttering.\nWhen the ((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |larynx mucosa)) is triggered, hyperesthesia effects a __dry barking cough__.\n\n!!!Healing peak:\nDifficult and prolonged inhale, which can result in __gasping breathing__. __Inspiratory laryngospasm__ (vocal cord dysfunction) may also occur. Another potential symptom is the shortness of breath after coughing spells.\n\nWhen the ((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |larynx mucosa)) reacts together with the muscle, numbness and absence (unconsciousness) appears during the healing peak, accompanied by a drop of blood sugar.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase B\nMuscle weakening/necrosis is repaired to leave the muscle stronger after completed regeneration.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nDue to the paralysis (or relaxation) of the laryngeal muscles in a frightening situation, the larynx tissues get expanded. It results in an immediate increase in the amount of air flowing into the lungs. \n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples\n*A girl started to stammer after she had been visiting a befriended family where there was sexual abuse, which she couldn\'t tell her mother. (Klapp)\n\n*A client experiences fear and stress triggered by her lifestyle. She gets coughing and gasping spells during and after her work with clients, and when singing: both stress- and regeneration triggers can bring up the symptoms. (Klapp) \n!!Additional Information\nThe only muscle separating the vocal folds in breathing is the posterior cricoarytenoid. When this muscle is dysfunctional on both sides, breathing is impaired.\n\n!!!Possible Constellations:\n__Laryngeal Asthma __appears simultaneously with a conflict activity of another brain relay in the right periinsular cerebral cortex (sexual, social and territorial relays). Often the larynx mucosa and muscle co-react in a motoric-sensory combination with numbness and paralysis in the stress phase, and laryngeal spasms, numbness and possibly absence during the healing peak.\n{img fileId=\"213\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Status Asthmaticus__ occurs when the laryngeal muscles and the bronchial muscles come into healing peak simultaneously. Main symptoms are extreme wheezing, angina pectoris and double seizures after paresis/paralysis of the striated muscle. Intensified use of auxiliary respiratory muscles. Status asthmaticus requires emergency treatment.\n{img fileId=\"214\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |Larynx Mucosa))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) Stress (fright, social fear): manic states, perhaps apnea; Regeneration: laryngitis, hypersensitivity and dry cough from the voice box area, often depressive states \n__((Nervous - Facial Nerve|Facial)) paralysis__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) in the stress phase (losing face) can also influence speech.\n', NULL, 1489865551, NULL, 15, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 7072, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(130, 'Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle', 'Respiratory+-+Bronchial+Mucosa+and+Muscle', 393, '!Bronchial Mucosa & Muscle\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe trachea begins at the ((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |larynx)) and runs ventral of the ((Digestive - Esophagus (Gullet) Overview|oesophagus)). It is an __elastic tube__ in the ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory system)) held open by horseshoe-formed ((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|cartilage)). It\'s backside consists of ((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|connective tissue)) and ((Organ Walls - Smooth Muscle Layer|smooth muscle)) that can narrow it by one fourth. \r\nIn the mediastinum, at the level of the fourth thoracic vertebra, the trachea divides into the right and left __primary bronchi__. The bronchi branch into smaller and smaller passageways until they terminate in tiny air sacs called __((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|alveoli))__.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"164\" thumb=\"box\"} \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"216\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\nThe hyaline cartilage forms an incomplete ring in the bronchi, giving them a \"D\"-shaped appearance in the larger bronchi and as small plates and islands in the smaller bronchi. Smooth muscle is present continuously around the bronchi. The cartilage and mucous membrane of the primary bronchi are similar to those in the trachea. As the branching continues through the bronchial tree, the amount of hyaline cartilage in the walls decreases until it is absent in the bronchioles. As the cartilage decreases, the amount of smooth muscle increases. The mucous membrane also undergoes a transition from __ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium__ to simple cuboidal epithelium to simple __squamous epithelium__. The bronchioles are the first airway branches that no longer contain cartilage. They are branches of the bronchi and are smaller than one millimeter in diameter. There are no glands or cartilage in any of the bronchioles and the epithelial cells become more cuboidal in shape. __Control of airflow resistance__ and air distribution in the lungs is controlled by the bronchioles.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"38\" thumb=\"box\"} graphics: wikipedia, Patrick Lynch\r\n\r\nThe smooth muscle layer of the bronchi is controlled by the ((Nervous - System Overview|autonomic nervous system)). Stimulation from the sympathicus (stress response) causes these smooth muscles to relax, __dilating the bronchial branches__ allowing more air to pass through the lungs. The parasympathetic nerve causes the smooth muscles of the bronchi to contract, allowing less air through the lungs. Normally the two divisions of the autonomic nervous system are in balance, imbalance being a sign of stress or regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"217\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"355\" thumb=\"box\"}Insular cortex\r\ngraphic: wikipedia, Henry Gray\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) territorial area frontal left side (for trachea upper part near larynx) & right side (for trachea lower part & bronchial mucosa)\r\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"} Cut through cerebral cortex at level of the insula\r\n\r\n__Midbrain__ ( + / - ) for bronchial muscle\r\ncompare Brain Stem{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n1. Territorial fear - The fear that one´s space will be entered and invaded (male perception depending on hormones), impulse to \"roar or bark\" away the rival\r\n\r\n2. Scare Fright, Speechlessness (female perception depending on hormones): ex<x>pression \"sticks in the throat\"\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts:\r\n1. __Suppressed anger, competition fear, worry__\r\n*Who\'s that!\r\n*Will he get my position?\r\n*I need to defend my position!\r\n*I\'ll show them!\r\n\r\n2. __Shock, apprehension, perturbance__\r\n*I don\'t know what to say!\r\n*I went speechless.\r\n*I can\'t express myself.\r\n*I couldn\'t utter a sound.\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*I can express myself freely and easily.\r\n*I respect and I am being respected.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\nSensitivity change according to __O__uter __S__kin/Epidermis pattern with __hyperesthesia in regeneration phase__\r\n\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nThere are 2 possible stress reactions: \r\n*In the UDIN moment or upon a \"freeze\"-trigger, the (old) vagus induces narrowing of the bronchi.\r\n*The sympathetic nervous system is stimulating __hyperventilation__ and dilation of the bronchi. \r\n__Wheezing__. is caused by the bronchial muscle (and ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|auxiliary respiratory muscles))) reaction of relaxation up to paralysis.  There may be bronchial cell loss that is not noticed because of decreased sensitivity in stress phase. \r\n__Depressive states__ in this phase are due to suppression of testosterone (hormonal scale in territorial relays) and vagotonia. \r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nHigh fever, swelling and cell proliferation around the affected regions, hyperesthesia causes irritation, e g tickle in the bronchi, first dry and later productive cough\r\nThe possible symptoms and diagnoses are:\r\n\r\n1. __Tracheitis, tracheobronchitis, bronchitis__ (Bronchiolitis/Bronchopneumonia: see under 2.): Often begins with dry cough and retrosternal pain (chesty cough), later mucous cough, coughing up blood, shortness of breath (dyspnea), fear of suffocation, bronchospasm (when the motoric area is also involved). In this connection, due to the mostly shorter conflict courses and the consequently shorter regeneration phases there is no detectable cell growth.\r\n\r\n2. __Broncho-pneumonia/Pneumonia__: Pneumonia could be caused by a dramatically experienced, deep conflict affecting the bronchi/bronchioles deep in the lungs. The major symptoms are: chills, high fever (at the beginning), cough, shortness of breath, possibly chest pain when breathing, tinkling crepitations, wheeting, humming, whistling breath sounds. Typical lab paramters are: elevated CRP-level, later accelerated ESR, leukocytosis, left shift, toxic granulation, eosinopenia and lymphopenia\r\n\r\n3. __Atelectasis__: In case of a ((Urinary - Kidneys - Collecting Tubules|KCT))-syndrome prolonged regeneration phase, there can be a swelling of the bronchial mucosa so strong as to result in atelectasis (and decreased ventilation) of the deeper lung regions. Strong cough is a typical symptom.\r\n\r\n4. __Bronchial tumor__ (squamous epithelium-carcinoma): In case of a long-lasting, intensive conflict, the cell-regeneration-growth can be diagnosed as a bronchial tumor. By the end of regeneration phase, there aren’t any growing tumors in the lungs (which are often asymptomatic). In the regeneration phase, we often see ’shadows’ on the pulmonary x-ray.\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\nShort-termed __bronchiospasms__ and wheezing when muscles are affected, __expiratory stridor__. Absence / unconsciousness possible.\r\nAsthma attacks if in constellation (see below).\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase B:\r\nAfter the healing peak, the bronchial swelling recedes and the scarring healing begins. Sensitivity is still increased and coughing is usual.\r\n1./2.Tracheitis, Bronchitis, Bronchopneumonia: declining symptoms (possibly hyperesthesia, urge to cough)\r\n3. Atelectasis: slow reventilation of the affected bronchi\r\n4. Bronchial tumor: cell growth slows and stops.\r\n\r\nAfter the completition of the healing process a client might notice these symptoms:\r\n3. Atelectasis: Still reduced ventilation, that may persist as a residual state\r\n4. Bronchial tumor: Possibly, residual cell growth in pulmonary connective tissue, but no more cell proliferation (mitosis)\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe essence is the expansion of the bronchi in the stress phase in order to inhale more air and to be able to compete better in competetive situations. Due to the expansion of the bronchi, more oxygen can be taken in for to “roar” the enemy out of the boundaries.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\nTerritorial fear:\r\n*The client loved his autonomy when working. Now in retirement, he finds his wife dominant. He suffers coughing spells.\r\n*A husband sees his wife flirting with another attractive man and is afraid that she will leave him. After the clarification and a good discussion about the situation he felt assured that there was nothing to worry about (and as part of the regeneration developed bronchitis.\r\n*A five-year-old boy gets a little sister and is threatened by her and believes he will not get enough attention anymore. After his birthday (and much attention) he gets high fever and a chesty cough.\r\n\r\nSpeechlessness\r\n*After an exhausting hike in the mountains, where he experienced a dangerous ravine, the client got pneumonia. \r\n*A little girl is frightened when a strange man addresses her in the shopping mall, and she can\'t see her mother. When they later come home, the girl coughs a lot.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nSmoking is considered a main risk factor for respiratory diseases. Especially in cases of decreased resilience and lost inner balance (smoking as coping strategy) in stress mode, the body `s filtering and cleansing faculties by the lymphatic system are impaired.\r\nThe bronchial mucosa relay belongs to the \"territorial relays\" in the peri-insular cerebral cortex, with the theme of social position and affiliation. Special rules apply for the meaning of side dominance. Conflicts affect the sexual and social \"hormonal scale\" and can promote manic or depressive episodes (see \"territorial constellations\" related to the function of the ((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Posterior Lobe|neurohypophysis))).\r\n{img fileId=\"171\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Bronchial Asthma__: Together with another active conflict in one of the territorial relays of the left hemisphere. Mainly, bronchial muscles react with prolonged and enhanced exhale, wheezing, not being able to exhale the remaining air volume from the lungs. Asthma can be triggered by fungi (candida): consider a connection with ((Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells|goblet cells)) or((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli| lung alveoli))!\r\n{img fileId=\"215\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Status Asthmaticus__: In case of the simultaneous involvement of the ((Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle|laryngeal muscle)) relays (left hemisphere) and the bronchial muscle relays (right hemisphere) during the healing peak. The main symptoms are: chest tightness, shortness of breath, dry cough, use of accessory respiratory muscles, labored breathing, and extreme wheezing. This is an emergency that requires immediate intervention.\r\n{img fileId=\"214\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Levitating or Distanced Constellation__: together with ((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |Larynx Mucosa)) relay. Affinity to overview and dreaming of flying or hovering. __Distanced world view__, often spiritual or esoteric. __Positive: wisdom__! \r\n{img fileId=\"143\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\nIf together with stress-active ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina)) relays (fear of attack from behind), paranoia and spiritual world-saving beliefs appear.\r\n\r\n__Mythomania or Talkative Constellation__: together with Superficial rectum mucosa/((Digestive - Anal Mucosa (squamous epithelium)|Anal Epithelium)) relay. Can be both manic (talking) and depressive (writing). __Positive: Communicator__! \r\n{img fileId=\"145\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\nTogether with the ((Digestive - Stomach - Mucosa (Lesser Curvature and Pylorus)|stomach mucosa)) relay (territorial anger/identity) is shows as the typical “Paparazzi” or “Führer” (reckless speaker/writer) constellation.\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |Larynx Mucosa))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) in Regeneration: Hypersensitivity and dry cough from the voice box area, often depressive states\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells|Bronchial Goblet Cells))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) with tumor (adenoma) in the stress phase (suffocation fear), bloody cough in regeneration phase and cystic fibrosis after recurring conflicts.\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|Lung Alveoli ))__(Brain Stem, +/-) stress phase (death fright): lung cancer; regeneration phase: pneumonia or tuberculosis with night sweat, cough with coagulated blood and broken down tissue.\r\n__((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|Pharyngeal Arches)) __(Cerebral Cortex, -/+) with hyperesthesia & coughing in stress phase (frontal fear/Powerlessness), cysts in the mediastinum in the regeneration phase.\r\n', '', 1518304477, '', 18, 1, 'Kora', '88.15.203.8', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 12144, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL);
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(131, 'Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts', 'Respiratory+-+Branchial+Arches+Pharyngeal+Ducts', 257, '!Branchial Arches / Pharyngeal Ducts\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nIn the fetal development of vertebrate animals 5-6 pharyngeal arches develop during the fourth and fifth week in utero on the left and right sides of the developing ((Digestive - Pharynx|pharynx)). In fish the branchial arches give rise to gills and the \"head gut\" for filtering and predigestion of nutrients from the water.\r\n\r\nEach pharyngeal arch has a mesodermal core (from which structures out of ((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|cartilage)) and ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|muscle)) develop), as well as a nerve from the ectodermal neural crest, and own ((Circulatory - Blood|blood)) transport. The human ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|ossicles)), jaws, ((Digestive - Mouth - Palate|palate)), hyoid and temporal bone, facial muscles and ((Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle|larynx)) develop from these embrionic structures. The branchial ((Circulatory - Arteries|arteries)) become the carotis, ((Circulatory - Coronary Arteries (Intima)|aortic arch)), subclavicular and pulmonal arteries. Also endocrine glands in neck and breast area derive from the pharyngeal arches. The branchial nerves are the cranial nerves ((Nervous - Trigeminus|trigeminus)), ((Nervous - Facial Nerve|facialis)), glossopharyngeus and parts of the vagus.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"209\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n{img fileId=\"41\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} graphics: wikipedia\r\nPattern of the branchial arches. I-IV branchial arches, 1-4 Pharyngeal pouches (inside) and/or pharyngeal grooves (outside), a Tuberculum laterale, b Tuberculum impar, c Foramen cecum, d Ductus thyreoglossus, e Sinus cervicalis\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cortex areas\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) prefrontal sensory area both sides\r\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme\r\n1. Frontal fear - Fear or shock from something or someone coming right at us without the possibility of protection.\r\n\r\n2. Power- or helplessness\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n1. __Fear, inescapability__\r\n*I can´t bypass it!\r\n*I see it coming!\r\n*No way out!\r\n*Help!!\r\n2. __Frustration, dependence__\r\n*My hands are tied!\r\n*Won\'t anybody do anything?\r\n*If I only could do something!\r\n*I\'m just too little.\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*Now, I can decide to release what happened, to let it fade out and to leave it behind. \r\n*I claim and re-gain my power with every step I am taking towards life.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\nSensitivity changes according to __I__nner-__S__kin/Stomach Mucosa pattern with __hyperesthesia in stress phase__\r\n\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nUlceration of the remnant cells of the pharyngeal arches. The patients possibly have a slightly dragging or __stinging pain in the neck region__. The person is in shock and is prone to go into an anxiety or paralytic constellation if the conflict /stress can´t be released timely.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase A\r\nMucosal swelling in the remnants of the pharyngeal arches throughout the mediastinum. Cysts can develop which cover the mediastinum down to the diaphragm. If the area of cervical lymph nodes is affected, Pfeiffer\'s disease (__Mononucleosis infectiosa__) or __Non-Hodgkin lymphoma__ can be diagnosed (with unchanged lymphocyte count). In the lung region a __small cell bronchial/lung cancer__ (from neuroendocrine cells) may be found. The regeneration phase is not painful (Inner Skin pattern), but swelling can cause compression in other structures which can cause pain.\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\nIn the healing peak, a stinging or dragging pain occurs in the neck or in the breast region. A feeling of pressure or spasm can occur depending on whether muscle tissue is involved. Unconsciousness and drop of blood sugar because of intense brain activity.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase B\r\nAfter the healing peak, the cysts recede.\r\nAfter recurrent processes, or as warning signal, coughing is common.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nPrimeval meaning of relieving uptake and filtration by widening the gill structure in stress phase.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n1. Frontal fear\r\nSo called ramp fever, exam nerves, existential angst by own imagination, and diagnosis shocks are typical frontal fear conflicts.\r\n*A man gets the information that he is HIV positive and develops a Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma in the left neck.\r\n*A young boy gets scared on the way to home from school. Screaming in fright, he runs against a housewall.\r\n*A woman has an accident on the motorway. She sees the car moving from the side lane to the middle of the road and knows that she can\'t brake or bypass as he is being overtaken herself.\r\n2. Helplessness:\r\n*The 45-year-old daughter wants to help her mother with getting a chance to try some alternative medical treatments. However, the mother agrees to have a surgery, contrary to the will of her daughter. The daughter feels herself powerless to help her mother and she is worried that everything will go wrong and she will lose her mother.\r\n*The client was not notified by her family when her mother died after an accident. She still feels indignation and powerlessness.\r\n*A girl witnesses how her mother is violated.\r\n*The client administrates groups in social media. Reading the articles about politics, environment etc confirms her powerlessness. She suffers with chronic deep cough (Klapp)\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nWhen tissue of the pharyngeal arches remains, a lateral cervical cyst develops besides the SCM muscle with soft and relocatable swelling. These cysts manifest usually between 15 to 35 years of age. Whether a lateral cervical cyst is connected to inherited conflict patterns needs to be researched.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Anxiety__: Together with ((Endocrine -Thyroid - Archaic Excretory Ducts|Thyroid ductal pattern)). Powerlessness together with frontal fear puts a person in constant anxiety, retreating to a safe place and unable to expose themselves to the social and outer world. No hormonal suppression in this constellation because the relays don´t belong to the territorial/sexual area.\r\n{img fileId=\"179\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n__Unpredictable__: Together with ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina)) or ((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|vitreous body)) relay. Powerlessness or frontal fear together with “fear of attack from behind” results in that the person fears attack from all sides, which leads to paranoia and (mental) paralysis, as a freeze reaction, or to unpredictable bursts of action.\r\n{img fileId=\"207\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\nNo hormonal suppression in this constellation because the relays don´t belong to the territorial/sexual area.\r\n\r\nThese constellations dissolve as soon as one of the conflicts is resolved!\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__Lymph Nodes__ swell in any wound healing or tissue degradation of another tissue in the same region.\r\n\r\n__((Circulatory - Lymph-Nodes |Lymph Nodes)) and ((Circulatory - Lymph-Vessels|Vessels))__ of the Neck and Mediastinum (Cerebral Medulla, -/+) stress phase (self-doubt): immune deficiency; regeneration phase: swelling of the lymph nodes by mitosis and possibly (Hodgkin) lymphoma \r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Alveoli|Lung Alveoli)) __(Brain Stem, +/-) stress phase (death fright): lung cancer; regeneration phase: pneumonia or tuberculosis with night sweat, cough with coagulated blood and broken down tissue.\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial Mucosa)) __(Cerebral Cortex, -/+) with painful bronchitis (non-purulent) or bronchial carcinoma in the regeneration phase (after competition fear or social fear)\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |Larynx Mucosa ))__(Cerebral Cortex, -/+) Regeneration phase (after fright or speechlessness): Hypersensitivity and dry cough from the voice box area, often depressive states \r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Lungs - Bronchial Goblet Cells|Bronchial Goblet Cells))__ (Brain Stem, +/-) with tumor (adenoma) in the stress phase (suffocation fear), bloody cough in regeneration phase and lung fibrosis after recurring conflicts. Genetic: cystic fibrosis/mucoviscidosis.\r\n', '', 1584115183, '', 11, 1, 'Kora', '83.44.153.246', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 7982, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(132, 'Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa ', 'Respiratory+-+Nasopharyngeal+Mucosa+', 219, '!Pharynx Mucosa - Nasopharyngeal Zone\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe nasopharynx (nasal part of the pharynx) belongs to the ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory system)). It is the uppermost part of the ((Digestive - Pharynx|pharynx)) above the soft palate at the back of the nose. It connects the nose to the mouth, which allows a person to __breathe through the nose__, because the nasopharynx remains open when the surrounding muscles flex. The __soft palate__ separates the nasopharynx from the oropharynx, which sits just below the soft palate. The nasopharynx is surrounded by the salpingopharyngeal fold and the tubal tonsils. It contains adenoid tissue and the openings to the ((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|Eustachian tubes)) leading to the ears. It provides a major drainage path for ((Circulatory - Lymphatic System|lymphatic)) fluids of nose and ears into the throat.\r\nThe nasopharynx is lined by respiratory ciliated epithelium. These are __specialized cells for self-cleansing__ of the respiratory tract. The cilia move like ears in the wind and expel mucus and particles from the lungs. Sensory cells provoke a cough reflex. Embedded in the respiratory epithelium are goblet cells for moisturizing the breathed-in air. \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"39\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} graphic: Blausen.com staff. \"Blausen gallery 2014\"\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\nIn the __Brain Stem__, the primeval ring structure is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay\r\n1. __Brain Stem__ (+/-) for respiratory epithelium\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"} Pharynx relays left & right\r\n\r\n2. __Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+) \"cervical area\" for lymphatic tissue.\r\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme\r\n1. (BS) Reaching/assimilating (right side) or getting rid of (left side) a morsel of air or information.\r\n\r\n2. (CM) Ingesting (self-worth aspect): Not being able to ingest or to select what is beneficial.\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts:\r\n1. (BS) __Attention, greed, neediness__\r\n*I need to get that! \r\n*I need to breathe! \r\n*I was all focussed on reaching that!\r\n2. (CM) __Uncertainty, resistance, remorse__\r\n*I don\'t know if this is right.\r\n*I should have prevented that!\r\n*How should I know?\r\n*I should have caught that!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*I am assimilating or letting go of it easily.\r\n*I am able to chunk this down, evaluate and choose.\r\n*There are always more opportunities!\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. Functional improvement in the respiratory epithelium like __enhanced sensory, motility function and mucus production__ for cleaning the respiratory tract. Increased cell __proliferation in the adenoidal vegetation__ of the nasopharynx which can be diagnosed as benign (like polyps or papilloma) or malignant polyps or tumors (like adenoid-cystic carcinoma) of the nasopharynx.\r\n\r\n2. __Immune deficiency__, degradation of lymphatic tissue\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nPurulent tissue degradation with fungi (Candida albicans) or mycobacteria. Yellow discharge possibly draining into throat. \r\nIn chronic processes, the respiratory epithelium can transform by destruction of the ciliae and hyperplasia of the goblet cells (__COPD__).\r\nThe lymphatic tissue can show a proliferation diagnosed as __ lymphoepithelioma__.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\n1. (BS) Due to the functional improvement and the increased cell proliferation in stress phase, the chunk or air can be better moisturized in order to slide easily down the throat (right side of the nasopharynx), or to easily get rid of it (left side of the nasopharynx).\r\n\r\n2. (CM) Functional gain, learning and maturation after completed regeneration.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A woman wants to sell her car badly but negotiations don´t work out. She sneezes often.\r\n*A father needs to buy a property and is sure to get it, but then the bank refuses to give a loan. He gets a prolonged purulent influenza.\r\n*A little boy has to conquer his place in kindergarden. He has recurring swollen tonsils, and his mother fears for him becoming deaf.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nAs the nasopharynx connects to ears, nose and throat, the course of it´s conflict processing can affect these organs as well and possibly lead to hearing trouble, headache, nosebleeds or a sore throat.\r\n\r\n70% of the cancerous affections found in the nasopharynx are lymphoepitheliomas, seen in connection with the Epstein-Barr virus. From META-Health perspective, this indicates that a relay in the cerebral cortex is affected and that this type of cancer develops in the regeneration phase. A possible explanation could be that the affected cells derive from the branchial arches /pharyngeal ducts which react upon a conflict of powerlessness or frontal fear.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|Pharyngeal Arches))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+) with cysts in the neck and mediastinum in the regeneration phase (frontal fear/helplessness conflict), may be diagnosed as Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|Eustachian Tube and Middle Ear)) __(Brain Stem, +/-) with tissue growth in the stress phase (\"auditory chunk\") leading to hearing loss, pressure, headache; regeneration phase: otitis media\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |Inner Ear - Cochlea))__(Cerebral Cortex, -/+) stress (auditory trauma): tinnitus; regeneration phase: hearing loss, no cell changes in the process.\r\n\r\n__((Digestive - Tonsils|Tonsils ))__(Brain Stem, +/- and Cerebral Medulla, -/+) stress (assimilation): polyps or adeno-carcinoma; regeneration phase: tonsillitis or adenopharyngitis.\r\n', '', 1572534460, '', 14, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6071, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(133, 'Respiratory - Diaphragm', 'Respiratory+-+Diaphragm', 151, '!Diaphragm and Respiratory Muscles\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe diaphragm is the foremost ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory)) muscle, and it __separates the thorax from the abdomen__. It consists of ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|striated muscle)) tissue that has both voluntary as autonomous innervation, and of the central aponeurosis. It\'s upper side is covered by the ((Respiratory - Visceral Fascia - Pleura|pleura)) and the lower side by the ((Digestive - Visceral Fascia - Peritoneum|peritoneum)). Because of the __vacuum__ in the pleural cavity, the diaphragm is dome-shaped.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"221\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\nIn inhale the diaphragm contracts, in exhale it relaxes and is drawn to the thorax where it __compresses the lung space__. In the contrary sense, the accessory respiratory ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|muscles)) of rib cage and abdomen expand or compress the breathing space in the thorax: The __inspiratory muscles__ lift the ribs and pull them apart, while the __expiratory muscles__ depress and pull them together.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"222\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: [https://cnx.org/contents/FPtK1zmh@8.25:fEI3C8Ot@10/Preface]\r\n\r\nIn the respiratory movement the diaphragm also massages the intestines. Together with the abdominal muscles, it also helps with __pressing__ in defecation and in childbirth.\r\n\r\nWhen we __laugh__, the diaphragm carries out fast and rhythmic contractions. A hiccup is spasms of the diaphragm. \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"47\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}graphic: wikipedia\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay\r\n__Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+) by myocardium relays\r\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Brain Stem/Pons__ (+/-) for autonomous innervation of the diaphragm\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Cerebral Cortex__/Phrenic Nerve (-/+) parietal region for motoric and sensory innervation\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\nSelf-devaluation regarding breathing. Diaphragm also overload, overwhelm like chamber myocardium.\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts:\r\n__Shock__\r\n*This knocked the wind out of me. \r\n*This is a standstill. \r\n*I don´t dare to breathe. \r\n*I can´t breathe!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\nMy breath is flowing smoothly and faithfully.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nThe diaphragm is __seldom affected by unfunctionality__, because it has a double system of innervation with contrary stress reaction (the brain stem relay for automatic breathing causes increased stimulation in stress phase while the cortex relay causes decreased stimulation). __Hyperinspiration__ is a common reaction in general fright and shock situations. However, there is the possibility of diaphragm __paresis or paralysis__ with __apnea__ under certain circumstances, including stroke.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nFirst muscle ache, then gradual return to normality. Accessory muscles get stronger and bigger after completed regeneration. \r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\nSpasms (diaphragm: hiccup) during healing peak.The diaphragm has been observed to react simultaneously with the ((Circulatory - Myocardium - Ventricles|myocardium)) during it´s healing peak, the myocardial infarction, leading to __apnoe__.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe biological meaning of the doubled-up system lies in it´s flexibility and support of the most vital life function, the breathing.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A woman who survived a car accident, reacts since then with hyperinspiration and fright whenever she hears a crash.\r\n*A boy develops diaphragmatic weakness with shallow breathing after having seen his sister beaten and not being able to help her.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial muscle))__ (Midbrain, Sympathetic, +/-) stress phase (competition, social fear): hyperventilation, depression; regeneration phase:coughing; asthma in constellation.\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial)) or ((Respiratory - Larynx - Muscle|Laryngeal)) Asthma__ (CC -/+, constellation) Stress (social fear): aggravated in- or exhale, spasms. Both relays together effect in healing peak or by trigger signal the asthma attack.\r\n\r\n__((Respiratory - Visceral Fascia - Pleura|Pleura))__(Cerebellum, +/-) Regeneration phase after attack to the lungs: Dyspnoe, pleural effusion\r\n\r\n__Intercostal ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|Muscles))__ (Cerebral Medulla, -/+ and Cerebral Cortex, -/+ for innervation)  functional loss/paralysis in stress phase (performance self-devaluation).    \r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1518291310, '', 10, 1, 'Kora', '88.15.203.8', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4532, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(134, 'Sensory - Ear - Auditory System Overview', 'Sensory+-+Ear+-+Auditory+System+Overview', 137, '!Auditory System\n!!Anatomical and functional overview\nThe auditory system is the sensory system for the sense of hearing. It includes both the sensory organs (the __ears__) and the auditory parts of the ((Sensory - System Overview|sensory system)).\nThe __outer ear__ is the external portion of the ear, which consists of the auricle (the folds of ((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|cartilage)) surrounding the ear canal are called pinna) and the external ear canal covered in skin (epidermis and dermis). It gathers and reflects sound energy and focuses it on the eardrum. When reaching the the ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|tympanic cavity)), the sound waves have been amplified 30- to 100-fold in the range of frequencies from 3 to 12 kHz, which makes humans especially sensitive to these frequencies.\nThe eardrum separates the outer from the __middle ear__. In the air-filled tympanic cavity, a series of ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|ossicles)) transfer and convert the sound to higher pressure. The stapedius muscle is by reflex activated to protect the inner ear, reducing the transmission of sound energy.The ((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|Eustachian tube)) connects the ear to the ((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |nasopharynx)).\nWhile the middle ear still contains the sound information in wave form; it is converted to nerve impulses in the ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |cochlea)) of the __inner ear__. The electrochemical impulses are then passed on to the brain via the auditory nerve.\nThe inner ear also contains the ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System|vestibular system)) which works together with the ((Sensory - Eyes Overview|visual system)) to keep objects in focus when the head is moving, thus creating the perception of balance necessary for coordination.\nThe __auditory nerve__ leads the sound information on to be processed in the brainstem,  the midbrain, and the thalamus, from where it is relayed to the temporal lobe in the cerebral cortex (temporal lobe, Wernicke-speech centre).\n\n{img fileId=\"51\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"192\" thumb=\"box\"} Auditory cortex\n\n!!!Relays\n{img fileId=\"191\" thumb=\"box\"} Hearing Relays in brain stem and cortex\n*Nuclei of the acoustic nerve: __Brain Stem__ lateral left & right at the junction of pons & cerebellum, brain-organ relation uncrossed \n*__Cerebral Cortex__: relay of the cochlea in baso-temporal postsensory area, caudal (below) the insula. Accordingly, territorial conflicts usually are maintained by auditory triggers (pitch & rhythm of voice). Brain-organ-relation crossed over.\n\n!!!META-Organ Tissues\n*((Sensory - Ears - Outer Ear Skin|Outer Ear Skin)) \n*Middle Ear - ((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|Tympanic Cavity and Eustachian Tube)) (BS +/-): \"Auditory Chunk\" or \"prey-hearing\": the need to get or get rid of auditory information\n*Middle Ear - ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|Ossicles & Muscles)) (CM -/+): Sound management\n*Inner Ear - ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |Cochlea - Hearing)) (CC -/+): Speech recognition and sound evaluation\n*Inner Ear - ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System|Vestibular System)) (CC -/+): Equilibrium, control (fear to fall)\n', NULL, 1488473164, NULL, 12, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 3384, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(136, 'Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage', 'Sensory+-+Ear+Middle+-+Ossicles%2C+muscles+and+cartilage', 159, '!Middle Ear - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage\n!!Anatomy\nThe middle ear contains three tiny bones known as the ossicles: __malleus, incus, and stapes__. The ossicles are classically supposed to mechanically convert the vibrations of the eardrum, into amplified pressure waves in the fluid of the ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |cochlea)) of the inner ear).\n\nThe auditory ossicles can also __reduce sound pressure__ (the inner ear is very sensitive to overstimulation), by uncoupling each other through particular muscles. The movement of the ossicles may be stiffened by two muscles. The __stapedius muscle__, the smallest skeletal muscle in the body, connects to the stapes and is controlled by the ((Nervous - Facial Nerve|facial nerve)); the __tensor tympani muscle__ connects to the base of the malleus and is under the control of the medial pterygoid nerve which is a branch of the mandibular nerve of the ((Nervous - Trigeminus|trigeminal nerve)). These muscles contract in response to loud sounds, thereby reducing the transmission of sound to the inner ear. This is called the __acoustic reflex__ or Tympanic reflex.\n\n{img fileId=\"193\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia, The hungry artist\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+) in \"skull area\", for ossicles\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"} brain-organ relation crossed over\n\n2. __Midbrain__ (+/-) dorso-medial left & right, for the involuntary action of the muscles\ncompare __Brain Stem__ {img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\n1. Not being able to hear sufficiently, self-devaluation\n2. Need to protect oneself from sound-trauma\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n1. __Insecurity, frustration__\n2. __Fear, resistance__\n*I can\'t handle what I heard.\n*This would have been important for me to hear.\n*I didn\'t get that!\n*This sound was too loud/too soft for me.\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*My ears catch all the information that I need, and release the others. \n*I accept and love my hearing.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\n1. Decrease in trophic and weakening of the structures __impair the auditory function__.\n2. The stapedius muscle is activated by reflex to protect against “sound attacks”, following the Midbrain pattern with it´s tension. The tensor tympani reacts in situations of shock and reduces the impact.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\n1.Replenishment of the weakened structures comes with swelling and pain, and can be diagnosed as a form of __otitis media__.\nCalcifications in the auditory ossicles (__otosclerosis__) may appear after the regeneration has completed, especially after repeated conflicts.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\n1. The biological meaning in Cerebral Medulla lies in the finished regeneration phase with reinforced structures. However, the function is degraded when the lesson is not internalized and the conflicts repeated.\n2. The biological meaning of the stapedius reflex is to prevent sound trauma.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*An immigrant has difficulty to learn the new language and acquire the necessary information. She experiences this as self-devaluation.\n*A teacher is daily exposed to high noise levels in school. She develops otosclerosis with time.\n*After hypnosis a woman transforms her hearing and learning challenges for the foreign language into a new flow and confidence - a positive megalomania. (Klapp)\n\n!!Additional Information\n!!!Constellations\n__Hearing Megalomania__: both hemispheres affected - results in exaggerated belief in the own abitities to hear and understand\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\nPhysical damage of the __((Nervous - Facial Nerve|facial/))stapedius nerve__ can result in a paralysis of the stapedius muscle, creating hyperacuity.\n\n__((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|Middle Ear - Tympanic Cavity))__ (Brain Stem +/-): tissue reinforcement, possibly hearing impairment and obstruction of the Eustachian Tube in stress phase (need for information); otitis media and tumour degradation with purulent discharge in regeneration phase.\n\n__((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |Inner Ear, Hearing))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+, non-organic functional change) Tinnitus in stress phase (unwanted hearing); temporary hearing loss in regeneration phase. Possibly hearing constellation (voices, paranoia, can be manic/depressive if territorial theme).\n\n__((Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System|Inner Ear, Vestibulum))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+) vertigo in stress phase (loss of control)\n', NULL, 1488498800, NULL, 8, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4766, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(137, 'Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Chorioid', 144, '!Eyes - Chorioid\r\n!!Anatomy:\r\nThe chorioid is a 4-layered tissue situated between the ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|retina)) and the sclera. It is rich in vessels that __supply the eyeball__. It is the “archaic eye”, __sensitive to light and darkness__. Melanin, a darkly colored pigment present throughout the chorioid, helps it to limit uncontrolled reflection within the eye that would potentially result in the perception of confusing images.  Phylogenetically, choroid is a __protrusion of ((Nervous - Brain - Meninges|meninges))__ (pia mater).\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Brain:\r\nIn the Brain Stem, the __primeval ring structure__ is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n1. Brain Stem ( + | - ) (lateral left & right) for pigment\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n2. Cerebral Medulla ( - | +) (frontal) for blood vessels\r\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n1. (BS): Need to acquire, avoid or get rid of a “Visual Chunk”\r\n\r\n2. (CM): Visual trauma with self-devaluation aspect\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n__Attention, pressure, fear, hopelessness__\r\n*I need to see this! \r\n*This is blinding me! \r\n*This sight is haunting me. \r\n*I can´t see with so little light! \r\n*I wish I never had seen this.\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*Light and shadow belong together and are balanced in my life. \r\n*I can find and let in just as much light as is a benefit for me. \r\n*My eyes are well-protected. \r\n*I see everything I need to.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. (BS): Firstly there is a functional increase in light reflexion, later a cell proliferation and thickening of the choiroid coat. The diagnosis can be __choroidal / uveal melanoma__ (with melanin pigmentation). Symptoms can be changes in visual function (colour vision impaired, night-blind). See also additional Information.\r\n\r\n2. (CM): The blood vessel walls inside the choroid weaken in stress phase, which can lead to polypoidal \'\'choroidal vasculopathy\'\'.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. (BS): Inflammation and cell-degradation of the reinforcement of the chorioid (__uveitis__, __chorioiditis__), possibly by fungi or mykobacteria (Candida, leper, tubercle). Main symptom is cloudy vision. Painless when only chorioid and not retina or iris is affected.\r\n\r\n2. (CM): During regeneration phase A, the blood vessel walls are weak and can rupture, especially with stress-active ((Urinary - Kidneys - Collecting Tubules|KCT)) which enhances oedema. Then neovascularization takes place. Bacteria like Borrelia or Syphilis can be present.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological meaning:\r\n1. (BS): The functional increase and tissue reinforcement in stress phase is meant to help to assimilate or avoid the “visual chunk”.\r\n\r\n!!Social:\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*An elderly woman has moved from her home, but sees it regularly, being sad how it looks now, neglected.\r\n*A young woman sun-bathes on the beach with glasses on. While she sleeps, the glasses work as a burning lense, damaging her eyes.\r\n*A young woman joins a farm with no electricity. There is just little candlelight at night, and much work has to be done in the dark outside. She develops very good contrast vision and can see in the dark. After this phase (regeneration trigger), this skill decreases. (Klapp)\r\n*A man experiences hypersensitivity to light, and a stinging pain throughout the eye, since extensive sungazing. He is shy and has problems to \"let his light shine\". The sungazing was his only strategy to process the death of his father. He needs to step out of the shadow of his father. (Odum)\r\n*A woman with a chorioid melanoma suffers deep hopelessness believing she is sinful and can only be saved by the light of God. This is a trans-generational pattern from her ancestors. She needs to forgive and release herself. (Odum)\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information:\r\nThe chorioid plays a role in the development of __macula degeneration__: in the wet form, blood vessels from the chorioid grow under the retina. In the dry form, the Bruch´s membrane thickens and builds up deposits (drusen formation). Both of these reactions belong to stress phase or recurring processes.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential diagnosis:\r\nIntracranial __((Circulatory - Lymph-Vessels|Lymph vessels))__ (Cerebral Medulla, -/+) \"oculocerebral lymphoma\", a tumor of the eye in regeneration phase, can be misdiagnosed as uveitis (pseudo-uveitis) \r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|Iris ))__(Brain Stem, Midbrain +/-): Iris and ciliary muscle proliferation and tension influence adaptivity of the pupil in stress phase (capturing information), thereby hypersensitivity to light or night-blindness.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina ))__(Cerebral Cortex, -/+): vision impairment by retina detachment in regeneration phase of persecution fear (temporary healing oedema), thereby partly loss of vision; Retinitis pigmentosa can also be misdiagnosed as uveitis.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|Vitreous Body))__ (Cerebral Cortex & Medulla, -/+): stress phase (persecution fear): degeneration, reduced intraocular pressure; in regeneration phase: opacity, glaucoma, increased pressure; chronic: Mouches Volantes.', '', 1572539227, '', 10, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5631, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(138, 'Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Lacrimal+Gland', 130, '!Eyes - Lacrimal Gland\n!!Anatomy\nThe lacrimal glands are paired glands that secrete the __aqueous layer of the tear film__. They are situated in the upper outer portion of each orbit. The tear fluid contains salt, oil and proteins. It is lead via the ((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts|excretory ducts)) into the lacrimal sac. It __nourishes and cleans the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea))__, being spread by the ((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|conjunctiva)) of the inner ((Sensory - Eyelids|eyelid)) when blinking. The nasolacrimal canal leads into the nasal cavity.\n\n{img fileId=\"61\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1045167|graphic: Erin Silversmith]\na = lacrimal gland, b = superior lacrimal punctum, c = superior lacrimal canal, d = lacrimal sac, e = inferior lacrimal punctum, f = inferior lacrimal canal, g = nasolacrimal canal\n\n!!Brain\nIn the Brain Stem, the __primeval ring structure__ is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and __lacrimal glands__, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid. \n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Brain Stem__ ( + / - ) posterior medial\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\n1. Right: Need to acquire and assimilate a “Visual Chunk” or value\n2. Left: Need to avoid or get rid of a “Visual Chunk”, poison or threat\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n1. __Longing, need, greed__\n*I must have that! \n*I need to see that sharply! \n*I need to see that to believe it.\n\n2. __Disgust, protection__\n*I mustn\'t look at this! \n*The sight is haunting me. \n*It hurts my eye.\n*I must wipe the sight off.\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\nMy eyes perceive everything that is of importance to me now, and release the rest.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nFirst there is a functional increase of the lacrimal glands, experienced as watery eyes (__epiphora__). Later possibly a development of __pleomorph adenoma__ or adenoid cystic carcinoma of the lacrimal glands, which can be felt as swelling in the lid area and can create vision impairment through deformation of the eye.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\nFunction normalisation, but inflammation (__dakryoadenitis, keratoconjunctivitis sicca__) can lead to dry eyes.\nDecomposition of the excessive tissue (l__acrimal gland atrophy__) often with fungi or mycobacteria - then we see purulent tears. Encapsulation of the tumor is also possible. After many relapses the lacrimal glands can dry out.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nThe stress phase changes increase the production of lacrimal fluid to nourish and clean the eyes.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*An elderly man living alone doesn´t cope well and feels ashamed how he and his property looks. He wants to wash or blink the sight away.\n*A child doesn´t like to sit in the classroom and spends time looking out and dreaming of what she would like to see instead. Her eyes get wet. She also has a strong urge to move, and is diagnosed with ADHD.\n\n!!Additional Information\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts|Lacrimal ducts)) __(Cerebral Cortex, -/+): first widening, later trophic decrease (but functional increase) in stress phase (lack of attention), inflammation and swelling (possibly dry eyes because of obstruction) in regeneration phase.\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|Conjunctiva))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+) Regeneration phase after loss of visual contact: itch and hyperesthesia, inflammation, weeping. \nOther possible reasons for dry eyes include:\n*Staring, too little blinking (__((Sensory - Eye Muscles|eye muscles)), ((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|eyelid muscles))__) e g due to work behind a computer screen \n*__Blepharitis__\n*__Dry air__ through air conditioning\n*__Low testosterone__ level (also due to medication)\n*Eye __surgery__\n', '', 1572539138, '', 7, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4152, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(139, 'Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Lacrimal+Ducts', 122, '!Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts & Nasolacrimal Duct\n!!Anatomy\nThe ((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland|lacrimal glands)) are paired glands that secrete the aqueous layer of the tear film. They are situated in the upper outer portion of each orbit. The tear fluid contains salt, oil and proteins. It is lead via the __excretory ducts into the lacrimal sac__. It nourishes and cleans the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea)), being spread by the ((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|conjunctiva)) of the inner ((Sensory - Eyelids|eyelid)) when blinking.\nThe nasolacrimal duct carries tears __from the lacrimal sac into the nasal cavity__. Excess tears flow through nasolacrimal duct which opens in the nose. This is the reason the nose starts to run when a person is crying  or why you can sometimes taste eye drops. Like the lacrimal sac the duct is lined by stratified columnar epithelium containing mucus-secreting goblet cells (Brain Stem +/-) and is surrounded by ((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|connective tissue)). The canal containing the nasolacrimal duct is called the nasolacrimal canal.\n\n{img fileId=\"61\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\na = lacrimal gland, b = superior lacrimal punctum, c = superior lacrimal canal, d = lacrimal sac, e = inferior lacrimal punctum, f = inferior lacrimal canal, g = nasolacrimal canal\n[ https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1045167|graphic: Erin Silversmith ]\n\n!!Brain \n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\nCerebral Cortex ( - / + ) premotoric sensory area lateral left & right, brain-organ-relation crossed\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nVisual Recognition, Attention\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\nThe wish to be seen and __acknowledged__, or the wish to not be seen. \n*I want them to see and recognize me! \n*Look at me! \n*He can\'t look me in the eyes. \n*I can\'t look her in the eyes. \n*I don\'t want them to see me like this!\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\nI feel loved and recognized, because I love and recognize myself.\n\n!!Organ\nSensitivity reaction according to __I__nner __S__kin/Stomach Mucosa Pattern with __hyperesthesia in stress phase__ \'\'(\'\'point of discussion\'\' /Kora)\'\'\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nWidening of the ducts by smooth muscle reaction which leads to momentary release of tear fluid and possibly __epiphora__ (wet eyes). Later in the process there may be ulcer formation in the lacrimal ducts accompanied by dragging pain (IS).\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\nSwelling and inflammaion of the excretory ducts and lacrimal canal (__Canaliculitis__) which leads to congestion and dry eyes or __epiphora__, and sometimes could be diagnosed as a tumor.\nIn chronic processes, lacrimal stones (__dacryoliths__) can build up, or a stenosis can occur because of repair with scar tissue.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nBecause of the extended diametres of lacrimal ducts in stress phase, a larger amount of lacrimal fluid can be forwarded faster, in order to see clearer and also to draw attention to oneself (crying).\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*A child, after having got a little brother, feels that her parents don´t have eyes for her anymore but just for the baby. She cries because the lacrimal ducts hurt, and gets her mother\'s attention.\n*A boy is mobbed at school and on his way home. He wishes himself to be invisible for his persecutors. Safe at home, he gets dry eyes.\n*The client feels disregarded at work, since the office was changed and her desk moved. In the evenings, she suffers from dryness in the eyes.\n\n!!Additional Information\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland|Lacrimal gland))__ (Brain Stem +/-): Increased production of tear fluid in stress phase of \"visual chunk\" conflict, dry eyes after several regeneration phases in recurring processes because of functional degradation with scar tissue.\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|Conjunctiva))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+): itch, pain & increased tear flow in regeneration phase after loss of visual contact.\nOther possible reasons for dry eyes include:\n*Staring, too little blinking (__((Sensory - Eye Muscles|eye muscles)), ((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|eyelid muscles))__) e g due to work behind a computer screen \n*__Blepharitis__\n*__Dry air__ through air conditioning\n*__Low testosterone__ level (also due to medication)\n*Eye __surgery__\n', NULL, 1489684929, NULL, 5, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4623, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(140, 'Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Crystalline+Lens', 146, '!Eyes - Crystalline Lens\n!!Anatomy\nThe lens is a __transparent biconvex (lentil-shaped) structure__ in the eye between the ((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|iris)) and the ((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|vitreous body)), that along with the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea))  __helps to refract light__ to be focused on the ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|retina)). Its elasticity allows the eye to set the required viewing distance (accomodation) which happens through smooth ciliary muscles. The lens is fastened to the ((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|ciliary body)) by __Zonula fibers__.\n\nInside it\'s capsule, the lens consists of an elastic cortex and a nucleus. In the cortex, __cells constantly transform to fibers__ laying down on the outside of the lens like the layers of an onion. Supply is via the aquaeous humor in the eye chambers, as the lens lacks blood vessels.\n\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - | + ) sensory area lateral on both sides\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nVisual Loss of Touch (by distance)\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Emptiness, grief__\n*I will never see her again. \n*She is so far away! \n*I fear to lose him completely out of sight. \n*It will never again be as it was. \n*Life has lost it\'s meaning!\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*I am emotionally independent and feel a deep connection with my loved ones. \n*My eyes open up for new exciting things every day!\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nPainless cell loss. New fiber formation is reduced. Thinning can lead to reduced visual acuity. At the same time, memory loss is often experienced.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase A\nThat period is characterized by 2 cellular processes: \n*proliferation produces a temporary opacity of the crystalline lens that can be diagnosed as a __cataract__. \n*Water inclusion, hypersensitivity and enlargement or bending of the lens/__astigmatism__ which creates a squint.\n\n!!!Healing Peak\nShort loss of consciousness, blackout\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase B\nNormalization. Although the function can completely recover, the opacity becomes stronger with every relapse. Squint can remain after chronic processes\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nThe loss of memory and sensory acuity in stress phase is meant to make it easier to overcome the visual separation.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*A female patient has a massive disease, which tends to disturb her more and more. Because of that, she has a constant fear that her boyfriend will leave her. She’s foreseeing that he will pack up and leave her. She has a visual separation conflict, caused by the cell reduction (ulcer) in the crystalline lens.\n*An elderly man leaves his home and moves to a caring facility. He misses the view from his window and develops a cataract.\n*A girl experiences the separation from her kindergarden teacher very emotional. She develops vitiligo and cataract. \n\n!!Additional Information\n!!!Presbyopia\nAge-related eye accomodation impairment is seen in connection to rigidity and sclerosis of the lens. This is due to chronic processes where scar tissue has replaced more flexible organ tissue.\n\n!!!Constellations\n__Visual Constellation__: Active visual separation conflicts in both hemispheres create paranormal perceptions and hallucinations. \n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|Iris)) __(Brain Stem +/-) stress (visual chunk or light conflict): hypersensitivity for light, hypertension and possibly cell proliferation; inflammation and cell reduction in regeneration phase.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|Cornea)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+): thinning in stress phase (visual separation) and replenishing in regeneration phase, relapses meaning that more and more scar tissue is replacing the functional tissue. Deformation of the cornea can thus be created in both phases, resulting in a squint or myopia.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina ))__(Cerebral Cortex -/+): Ulceration in stress phase (persecution fear, guilt), retina detachment in regeneration phase A, short- or farsightedness as remnant, in recurring processes possibly macula degeneration.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|Vitreous body ))__(Cerebral Cortex -/+): Decreased intraocular pressure in stress phase (persecution fear), glaucoma (increased intraocular pressure because of healing oedema) in regeneration phase.\n', NULL, 1489706415, NULL, 7, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4713, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL);
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(141, 'Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Vitreous+Body', 184, '!Eyes - Vitreous Body\n!!Anatomy\nThe vitreous is the transparent, colourless, __gelatinous mass__ that fills the space between the ((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|lens)) of the ((Sensory - Eyes Overview|eye)) and the ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|retina)) lining the back of the eye. It is present at birth and does not change much over the course of aging. It is produced by cells in the non-pigmented portion of the ((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|ciliary body)) deriven from embryonic mesenchyme cells which then degenerate after birth. Its __composition is similar to the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea))__, but contains very few cells (mostly phagocytes which remove unwanted cellular debris in the visual field).\n\nAlthough the vitreous is in contact with the retina and helps to keep it in place by pressing it against the ((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|chorioid)), it does not adhere to the retina, except at the optic nerve disc,where the retina sends about 1.2 million nerve fibres to the brain.\n\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\nOccipital region in Cortex & Medulla:\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) visual area\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Cerebral Medulla__ ( - / + ) occipital for trophic\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nFear of threat/attack from behind (persons)\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Fear, worry__\n*Somebody or something is threatening us unexpectedly and frightening us. \n*A danger, fear or something that we might see but cannot let go. \n*Something we actually have seen or imagine visually and believe to be true. \n*There is somebody! \n*I can\'t get rid of him! \n*This was totally unanticipated. \n*The danger is looming over me. \n*They are pursuing me.\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*Now, I am safe and secure. \n*Everything I need to see is within my reach. \n*Now, I can look around fearlessly.\n*I perceive everything important with all my senses.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nReduced intraocular pressure, glaucoma. The most typical symptoms are the reduction iof the visual field like tunnel vision, and sudden vitreous opacities. Possible diagnoses __scotoma__, glaucoma.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase A:\nNormalization of the vitreous opacity accompanied by a glaucoma (increased intraocular pressure). The edema might press on the entry hole of the optic nerve (especially with active water retention syndrome). Laser operations in this state can be critical.\n\n!!!Healing Peak:\nStrong decrease of intraocular pressure.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase B:\nAfter the healing peak the pressure normalizes slowly. \nRemnant: Floaters by scarring/agglutination of collagen fibrils in the vitreous; also sparks (__Synchisis scintillans__) through cholesterol crystals in the vitreous body.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nLoss of function or partial clouding of the vitreous body in the stress phase disguises the danger that lurks behind.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*A school pupil lives in constant fear for the teacher looking him over the shoulder. He seems to hunch over his books and develops short-sightedness.\n*A woman feels mobbed at work, thinking her colleagues and boss are observing her waiting for an opportunity to find faults in her work. This is connected to her social status, so she gets both depressed and a persecution constellation.\n*A violent rape movie triggered a long repressed memory for a woman, who developed a persecution constellation. She sees many floaters.\n\n!!Additional Information\nUnlike the fluid in the frontal parts of the eye (aqueous humour) which is continuously replenished, the gel in the vitreous chamber is stagnant. Therefore, if blood, cells or other byproducts of inflammation get into the vitreous, they will remain there unless removed surgically (see floaters). If the vitreous pulls away from the retina, it is known as a vitreous detachment. As we age, the vitreous often liquefies and may collapse. This is more likely to occur, and occurs much earlier, in eyes that are nearsighted (myopia). It can also occur after injuries to the eye or inflammation in the eye (uveitis).\n\n!!!Possible constellations:\n__Optical hallucination__: relays in both hemispheres  are involved. which results in seeing pictures, also visual channeling\n\n__Persecution__: relays in both hemispheres  are involved. which results in paranoia, suspecting threats behind every corner. If the conflicts have a sexual/territorial theme, mania and depression can occur.\n{img fileId=\"206\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Cornered/Boxed in__: One occipital relay and one frontal relay are concerned (((Endocrine -Thyroid - Archaic Excretory Ducts|primeval thyroid duct))/((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|primeval pharyngeal ducts))). This can be mono- or bilateral. Freeze response or unpredictable spontaneous behaviour to survive the perceived threats.\n{img fileId=\"180\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+) stress phase (persecution fear, guilt): Function reduction (colour/contrast vision) and retina degeneration; retina detachment in regeneration phase A, retinitis pigmentosa can be mistaken for uveitis. Short- or far-sightedness can be residual states after recurring processes with scarring & deformation.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|Crystalline Lens)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+)stress phase (loss of meaning in life): Decrease in trophic, thinning of the lense; temporary cataract (opacity), late reinforcement and possibly loss of elasticity in regeneration phase, leading to presbyopia, astigmatism or myopia.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|Cornea)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+): Chronic processes lead to deformation of the cornea and to astigmatism.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|Chorioid)) __(Brain Stem +/-) stress phase (light conflict): neovascularization, proliferation of pigment layer leads to reduced contrast vision, possibly macula degeneration; Regeneration phase: chorioiditis, uveitis, normalization\n\n', NULL, 1507467713, NULL, 7, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6404, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(142, 'Sensory - Eye Muscles', 'Sensory+-+Eye+Muscles', 201, '!Eyes - Eye Muscles\n\n!!Anatomy\nWe have extra- and intraocular eye muscles. The intraocular muscles are described in the chapter \"((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|Iris - Ciliary body))\". The __extraocular muscles__ are ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|striated muscles)), voluntarily and unvoluntarily controlled. The unvoluntary control and alignment is directed by the midbrain and ((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|muscle fascia)). When these muscles are habitually contracted , they have the ability to change the shape of the eyeball, which leads to shortsightedness or squint. The eye muscles are the fastest reacting muscles of the body.\n\nFive of the extraocular muscles have their origin in the back of the orbit in a ((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|fibrous)) ring called the __annulus of Zinn__: the four rectus muscles and the superior oblique muscle. The four rectus muscles attach directly to the __sclera of the front half of the eye__. \n*The __superior and inferior recti__ do not pull straight back on the eye, because both muscles also pull slightly medially. This posterior medial angle causes the eye to roll with contraction of either the superior rectus or inferior rectus muscles. \n*The __superior oblique muscle__ originates at the back of the orbit,  getting rounder as it courses forward to a rigid, cartilaginous pulley, called the trochlea, on the upper, nasal wall of the orbit. It travels posteriorly for the last part of its path, going over the top of the eye. Due to its unique path, the superior oblique, when activated, pulls the eye downward and medially.\n*The __inferior oblique muscle__ originates at the lower front of the nasal orbital wall, and passes under the LR to insert on the lateral, posterior part of the globe. Thus, the inferior oblique pulls the eye upward and laterally. \n\n{img fileId=\"64\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} \n\n{img fileId=\"65\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} \n\nThe eye muscles are controlled by 3 __cranial nerves__:\n*N. oculomotorius (Cranial nerve III) supplies 4 of 6 external eye muscles plus the levator palpebrae\n*N. trochlearis (Cranial nerve IV) controls the superior oblique muscle\n*N. Abducens (Cranial nerve VI) controls the rectus lateralis muscle\n\n{img fileId=\"208\" thumb=\"box\"} Cranial nerve origin, view from below\n\ngraphics: [https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7510715|Patrick J. Lynch]\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}brain parts\n\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Cerebral Cortex__ ( - | + ) lateral motoric area left & right, for motoric innervation\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n2. __Cerebral Medulla__ ( - | + ) frontal for muscle trophic\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n3. __Midbrain__ (+/-)-pattern for muscle fascia and muscle alignment\ncompare Brain Stem: {img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\n1. (CC): Not able to evade visual stress\n\n2. (CM): Visual Overwhelm and Strain, Self-devaluation\n\n3. (MB): Endure visual stress\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Pressure, frustration, resistance__\n*This is too much and I can’t see it anymore. \n*Why can´t I see that? \n*I have to recognize that!\n*I mustn\'t lokk there!\n*I can\'t look away!\n*I need to find the way out!\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*Now, I see the beauty and ease in life.\n*I use all my senses to get a complete picture.\n*When I am calm, I feel powerful to perceive everything.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC): Transmission reduction in the affected cranial nerve, __paresis/paralysis__ in certain eye muscles.\n\n2. (CM): After a self-devaluation concerning vision, weakening and cell loss (__dystrophy, necrosis__) in muscles can be detected. This often follows theme 1 or 3. In imbalances, a squint develops (__strabism__).\n\n3. (MB): Tension in eye muscles. The possible symptoms are eye fatigue, changes in the shape of eyeballs and thereby nearsightedness (__myopia__) or farsightedness (__hyperopia__). These forms of vision defects can be treated with eye relaxation exercises or vision training.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC): Fluctuating return of function.\n\n2., 3. Relaxation of eye muscles, increased muscle trophic and tissue replenishment. By the Cerebral Medulla reaction pattern, this reinforcement can lead to reduced flexibility and __myopia__, __astigmatism__ or squint (__strabism__).\n\n!!!Healing Peak\nSpasms, twitching or muscle tic. The direction of the tic reveals the attempted way out of the threat.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\n1. (CC): Short-termed paralysis \"playing dead\" is an emergency survival strategy. \n\n2., 3. The muscular tension in stress phase is meant to help to focus on the aim, as well as the strengthening of the tissue after finished regeneration.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*The patient is overworking and is overexerting his eyes with computer work. His nearsightedness gets stronger.\n*A mother of four is overwhelmed by the task of keeping all children under control, she can´t have an eye on all at the same time. She gets far-sighted.\n*A baby is separated from her mother after birth. Her left eye muscles become partly paralyzed. (Klapp)\n\n!!Additional Information\nAlthough under voluntary control, most eye movement is accomplished without conscious effort. The III, IV, and VI cranial nerves are involved in the innervation of the extraocular eye muscles, meaning that there are __nerve fibers from brain stem, cerebral medulla and cortex__ (with their emotional representations) connected.\n\nThe __vestibulo-ocular reflex__ stabilizes images on the ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|retina)) during head movement by producing an eye movement in the direction opposite to head movement, thus preserving the image on the center of the visual field. This reflex is driven by signals from the ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Vestibular System|vestibular system)) in the inner ear.\n\n!!!Constellations:\n__Visual Megalomania __(Muscles of both eyes/hemispheres affected): often combined with visual constellation in Cerebral Cortex producing visions or hallucinations.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina ))__(Cerebral Cortex -/+): Ulceration in stress phase (persecution fear); retina detachment in regeneration phase A, degenerative processes in long or repeating processes. Short- or far-sightedness can then be residual states.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|Crystalline Lens)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+): Decrease in trophic, thinning of the lense in stress phase (lost meaning in life); reinforcement and possibly loss of elasticity in regeneration phase, leading to presbyopia, astigmatism or myopia.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|Cornea)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+): Loss of visual contact - Processes of thinning/damage and reinforcement can lead to changed shape of the cornea, resulting in astigmatism.\n\n__((Urinary - Kidneys - Collecting Tubules|Kidney Collecting Tubules)) Constellation__(Brain Stem +/-): produces a divergent squint (strabismus divergens) with the goal of circumferential vision without movement. (\"Waiting for things to change\")\n', NULL, 1489682778, NULL, 10, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 7381, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(143, 'Sensory - Eyelids', 'Sensory+-+Eyelids', 110, '!Eyes - Eyelids\n\n!!Anatomy\nAn eyelid is a thin ((Sensory - Eyelid Skin|fold of skin)) that covers and protects the eye. With the exception of the prepuce and the labia minora, it has the thinnest skin of the whole body. The __tarsus__ is a plate of ((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|cartilage)) inside the eyelid.The ((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|levator palpebrae)) superioris muscle retracts the eyelid to \"open\" the eye. This can be either ((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|voluntarily)) or ((Organ Walls - Smooth Muscle Layer|involuntarily)). The human eyelid features a row of __eyelashes__ which serve to heighten the __protection of the eye__ from dust and foreign debris, as well as from perspiration. Its key function is to regularly spread the tears and other secretions on the eye surface to keep it moist, since the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea)) must be continuously moist. They keep the eyes from drying out when asleep. Moreover, the __blink reflex__ protects the eye from foreign bodies.\n\n{img fileId=\"63\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}brain parts\n\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relays\n1. __Cerebral Cortex __( - | + ) in ((Sensory - Eyelid Skin|epidermis)) and eyelashes, ((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|muscle innervation))\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}sensory & motoric areas\n\n2. __Cerebellum__ (+/-) dorsal in ((Sensory - Eyelid Skin|dermis, sebaceous and Meibom glands))\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n3. __Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+) \"skull area\" for ((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|muscles)) and cartilage\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n4. __Midbrain/Brain Stem__ (+/-) posterior central, for ((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|involuntary muscle innervation))\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}', NULL, 1489424106, NULL, 5, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 1773, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(144, 'Sensory - Eyelid Skin', 'Sensory+-+Eyelid+Skin', 169, '!Eyes – Eyelid Skin\n!!Anatomy\nAn eyelid is a thin fold of skin that covers and protects the eye. With the exception of the prepuce and the labia minora, it has the thinnest skin of the whole body. It consists, like skin in general, of ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)) and ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|dermis)). The human eyelid features a row of eyelashes which serve to heighten the protection of the eye from dust and foreign debris, as well as from perspiration. The dermis includes special sweat glands and sebaceous glands near the eyelashes. Inside the eyelids __Meibom glands__ secrete an oily substance for lubrication of the lid borders and against overflowing of the tear film.\n{img fileId=\"63\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}brain parts\n\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) sensory area lateral left & right, for ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis ))& ((Integumentary - Skin - Hair|eyelashes))\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n2. __Cerebellum__ (+/-) dorsal for ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|dermis, sebaceous glands & Meibom glands))\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\n1. (CC): Visual separation, loss of touch, or unwanted contact\n2. (CB): Protection & lubrication of the eye, protection against visual triggers\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n1. (CC): __Longing, grief, suppressed anger__ \n*I don´t want to see this. \n*I wish I hadn´t witnessed it. \n*I miss him touching my eyes.\n2. (CB): __Fear, Anger__ \n*This sight stuck with me. \n*This hurt my eye! \n*I don\'t want them to see me like this.\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*Now, I can decide what to look at. \n*I do not need to see everything. \n*I take good care of my eyes.\n*Now, I can take responsibility for the images I create.\n\n!!Organ\n1. (CC): Sensitivity changes according to __OS__/epidermis pattern with hyperesthesia in regeneration phase.\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC): The skin tends to be dry, rough, __pale, scaly__. Eyelashes can get thinner or fall out.\n2. (CB): The dermis of the eyelids can react with enhanced production of sebum for lubrication which can lead to congestion (__chalazion__), later with cell proliferation in the glands.The skin of the eyelid becomes thicker.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC): Inflammation (pain, heat, redness, swelling, loss of function). Possible diagnosis: __eczema__, __neurodermatitis__.\n2. (CB): __Blepharitis__, purulent degradation of the overproductive glands. Possible diagnoses are __stye__ (painful inflammation in sweat/sebacious glands near eyelashes) and __chalasion__ (as less painful chronic inflammation of Meibom glands).\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\n1. (CC): Loss of sensitivity in stress phase helps to overcome the separation.\n2. (CB): Reinforcement of the eyelid-dermis and the lubricating function provides protection against external influences.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*A young woman developed neurodermatitis on her right upper eyelid after she separated from her partner. After identification and renegotiation of the emotional background, the symptom subsided.\n*A woman has been sick for a long time and whenever she looked at herself she felt ashamed and did not want others to see her like that\n\n*A handyman gets a stye after he has finished his sawing and sanding work.\n\n*A woman has a chronic inflammation in the right lower lid. In the emotional background she finds sadness, fear for the future and anger, connected to conflicts around security with her partner. She realizes that she can clear these now with honesty. (Odum)\n!!Additional Information\nThe protecting function of the eyelid, and changes thereof, affect the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea)) and ((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|conjunctiva)).\n\n!!!Constellations:\n2. __Cerebellum Constellation__: reduced sensitivity (physical and emotional), \"emotional burnout\"\n\n1. or 2. __Compulsive Cleaning__ (together with Pancreas/((Endocrine - Pancreas - Alpha Islet Cells|Langerhans Alpha Cells)) ): compulsive handwashing, extreme hygiene and fear of dirt and bacteria.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\nSensitivity to light through processes of the __((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|iris)), ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|retina)) or ((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|chorioid))__ influence the need for eye protection and the closing of the eyelid.\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|Conjunctiva)) __(Cerebral Cortex-/+): decreased sensitivity and possibly ulceration in stress phase of visual separation; hypersensitivity and conjunctivitis in regeneration phase.\n__((Sensory - Eyelid Muscles|Eyelid muscles)) __(Cerebral Medulla -/+) Hanging eyelid (ptosis) in stress phase of visual protection, possibly blepharospasm in regeneration phase.\n', NULL, 1489435170, NULL, 10, 1, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5218, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(145, 'Sensory - Eyelid Muscles', 'Sensory+-+Eyelid+Muscles', 92, '!Eyelid Muscles\n!!Anatomy\nThe eyelid is opened and closed by two types of muscles:  While the __levator palpebrae__ (lifts the eyelid) and the __orbicularis oculi__ (closes the eyelid) are ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|striated)) and voluntary,  there are unstriated fibers, the __tarsal muscles__, which are ((Organ Walls - Smooth Muscle Layer|smooth muscles)) and operate involuntary to widen the palpebral aperture.\n\n{img fileId=\"63\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\nThe protective __eye-closure reflex__ can be triggered by touch of the cornea, or by bright light. The sensory input is relayed via the brain stem to the facial nerve (cranial nerve VII) that promotes eyelid closure.\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}brain parts\n\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Cerebral Medulla__(-/+) frontal for ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|muscle trophic)) \n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n2. __Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) motor cortex eye area for ((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|innervation of voluntary striated muscles))\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n3. __Midbrain__ (+/-) posterior central for involuntary innervation (((Organ Walls - Smooth Muscle Layer|smooth muscle)) pattern)\ncompare __Brain Stem__ {img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Theme:\n1. (CM) Visual overwhelm, strain\n\n2. (CC) Not being able to avoid visual stress\n\n3. (MB) Protection of the eye and from visual triggers\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Overwhelm, remorse, fear__\n*I wish I had closed my eyes.\n*I wish I hadn´t witnessed it. \n*I saw it but I couldn´t help. \n*I couldn´t keep my eyes open.\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*Now, I can decide what to look at. \n*I do not need to see everything. \n*I forgive myself for seeing/not seeing that.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\n1., 2. Paralysis of M. orbicularis oculi or M. levator palpebrae, hanging eyelid (__ectropium__ or __ptosis__). The muscles weaken gradually with decreased trophic.\n3. (MB): Increased tonus in the tarsal fibres, thereby insufficient lid closure (__lagophthalmus__).\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\n1., 2. Returning innervation leads to eyelid flutter (__tremor__). Later, strengthening of the muscle can lead to muscular hypertension and rigidity, especially in a chronic process. A chronically contracted ring muscle creates a lid turned inward (__entropium__).\n3. (MB): Tonus normalization\n\n!!!Healing Peak\nEyelid flutter (__tremor palpebrae__), spasm in orbicularis oculi muscle (__blepharospasm__)\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\n1., 2. Strengthening of the function and awareness of the META-meaning by regeneration.\n3. (MB): Forced application of the function needed (attention) during stress phase.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*A woman has witnessed her brother die in an accident, as well as other scareful events. After the birth of her son, she develops ptosis and blepharospasm in a chronical process by environmental triggers. (Klapp)\n*A truck driver fell asleep at the wheel which lead to an accident. He feels guilty that he couldn´t keep his eyes open, or take a rest when due. Afterwards, auditory triggers startle him to open his eys widely.\n\n!!Additional Information\nThe skin and muscles of the eyelid are innervated by cranial nerves, which have fibres from brain stem, cerebral medulla and cortex (with their emotional representations connected). The tarsal muscle fibers are innervated by the autonomous nervous system.\n\n!!!Constellations:\n__Megalomania__ (Cerebral Cortex relays active in both hemispheres): Visual-attention-Megalomania: \"I see everything - nothing can be hidden from me!\" \n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\nIncreased sensitivity to light through processes in __((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|Iris)), ((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina)) or ((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|Chorioid))__ influence the need for protection and closure of the eyelids.\n__((Nervous - Facial Nerve|Facial nerve))__ (Cranial nerve VII with fibres from Brain Stem, Cerebral Medulla and Cortex) in stress phase (social devaluation fear) or when damaged: paralysis, facial paresis, lagophthalmus (insufficient lid closure)\n\n\n\n', NULL, 1489448222, NULL, 9, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4401, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(146, 'Sensory - Nose Overview', 'Sensory+-+Nose+Overview', 215, '!Nose\n!!Anatomical overview\nThe nose is an organ for both __((Respiratory - System Overview|breathing)) and ((Sensory - Olfactory System|smelling))__. Her visible part is in the centre of the face, and her shape is determined by the ethmoid ((Musculoskeletal - Bones|bone)) and the nasal septum, which consists mostly of ((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|cartilage)) and which separates the nostrils.\n\nIn inhale, the __air is warmed and moisturized__ by the nasal mucosa. In exhale, the mucosa gets a majority of the warmth and moisture back. The __air is cleaned from particles__ by hairs and secrete. The secrete is transported to the ((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |pharynx)) by ciliated epithelium, while captured particles are expelled by sneezing.\n\nThe sensation of the nose is innervated by the ((Nervous - Trigeminus|trigeminal nerve)) (fifth cranial nerve). The __olfacory area__ is restricted to the upper part of the nasal cavity. \n\n{img fileId=\"177\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay\n__Brain Stem__ (+/-) medial posterior for endodermal mucosa in nasal cavity and sinuses\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) sensory cortex lateral for ectodermal mucosa in nasal cavity and sinuses, olfactory nerve\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!META-Organ Tissues & Themes in the nose & sinuses\r\n*((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|Epidermis)) - Contact\r\n*((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|Dermis)) - Protection, Defilement\r\n*((Musculoskeletal - Bones|Bone)) - Form & Structure\r\n*((Musculoskeletal - Cartilage|Cartilage)) - Form & Structure\r\n*((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|Muscles)) - Performance\r\n*((Circulatory - System Overview|Blood- and Lymph Vessels)) - Provision and Detox\r\n*((Respiratory - Nasopharyngeal Mucosa |Ciliated epithelium)) - Filtering and Cleansing of Air\r\n*Nerves - ((Sensory - Olfactory System|Olfaction)) - Perception & Evaluation\r\n*\"profound\" ((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Endodermal|endodermal mucosa in nasal cavity and sinuses)) - \"Chunk\" Assimilation or Avoidance, Intuition\r\n*\"superficial\" ((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Ectodermal|ectodermal mucosa in nasal cavity and sinuses)) - Recognition & Evaluation\r\n', '', 1702898289, '', 8, 0, 'Kora', '85.51.18.16', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 2203, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(147, 'Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Ectodermal', 'Sensory+-+Nasal+Mucosa+%2F+Ectodermal', 356, '!Nasal and Sinus Mucosa/ Ectodermal origin, Social Smelling \r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe ((Sensory - Nose Overview|nasal cavity)), it\'s vestibule and the air-filled sinuses are lined with a mucosa. This membrane consists of __squamous epithelium__ which transitions into columnar respiratory epithelium, a ciliated (lash-like) tissue with abundant seromucinous glands, which maintains the nasal moisture and protects the ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory tract)) from foreign objects. The mucosa of the upper nasal cavity contains the ((Sensory - Olfactory System|smell receptors)).\r\n\r\nThe nasal mucosa has two tissue layers: underneath and built into the ectodermal layer there is ((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Endodermal|endodermal tissue)) with a relay in the brain stem. \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"177\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay\r\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) sensory area lateral left & right, brain-organ relation crossed over\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme\r\nSmelling (social) & Evaluation, Recognition, \"Stinking\" conflict\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts\r\n__Uncertainty__ or __Disgust__\r\n*This stinks. \r\n*I can\'t smell him/her or this situation anymore. \r\n*Something gets strongly on my nerves. \r\n*I lost track of this (person or situation). \r\n*I can\'t recognize what she wants.\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning\r\n*My nose provides me with all the air and information I need. \r\n*When I don´t like what I smell, I now can change it or create a distance.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\nSensitivity changes according to \"__O__uter __S__kin\"/epidermis pattern with hyperesthesia in regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\r\nFunction reduction of smell for certain qualities (__hyposmia__, anosmia), tissue reduction (ulcer, necrosis) without bleeding.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\r\nInflammatory swelling of the mucosa, often accompanied/triggered by virus, high fever &gt;39,5\"C / 103F is possible. __Hyperesthesia, itch, sneezing__. Nosebleed with fresh blood can appear. \r\n__Possible diagnoses__: common cold, viral rhinitis, influenza \r\n\r\nNose itch and running nose in allergic rhinitis (hay fever) are warning signals, triggered by the allergen present in the UDIN moment.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"176\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak\r\nTemporary loss of the smelling sense and a short loss of consciousness (absence, passing out).\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning\r\nBy the decreased sense of smell in the stress phase, the impact of the social conflict is reduced.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\nDifferent kinds of conflicts can be experienced regarding this tissue:\r\n*Conflict of not recognizing somebody and losing control of the situation\r\n\r\n*Scent conflict:\r\n**A real stink, from which the patient feels „impaired” can trigger a scent conflict. Or an excessive air pollution by exhaust fumes, smoking…\r\n**In a figurative sense: „It stinks to me what I had to experience ”\r\n\r\n*Scent-oriented separation conflict:\r\n**Separation from a person, who was recognized by its scent.\r\n**Common amongst small children, when one parent is not found present\r\n\r\n!!!Examples\r\n*A little girl loses her mother in the shopping mall. After having been found, she needs to sneeze on their way home.\r\n*A boy is sent to the countryside over the holidays, but feels abandoned because his friends are not there. After this experience, he has hay fever. After renegotiation and reimprinting of the scene, the symptoms are no longer triggered. (Klapp)\r\n*A cook gets a nose bleed after a conflict on his workplace has been resolved.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nThe nasal mucosa is often related to the ((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |laryngeal)) and ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|bronchial mucosa)) as part of an overarching response of the oropharyngeal-bronchial region (territorial or fright).\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations\r\n__Smelling__ (olfactory relays of both hemispheres active): Hypersensitivity to certain smells, smell hallucinations, smell paranoia. Manic and depressive moods are possible when the smelling relates to a territorial issue.\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis\r\n__((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Endodermal|Nasal Mucosa of endodermal origin))__(BS +/-) stress phase (survival-/prey-related scent conflict): enhanced olfactory sense, later cell proliferation/polyps; in regeneration these are degraded with bacterial/mycobacterial activity. Purulent rhinitis.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Olfactory System|Olfactory Nerve))__ (CC -/+ and BS +/-) changes in perception without reactions in the mucosa. \r\n', '', 1572538858, '', 10, 0, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4488, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(148, 'Sensory - Nasal - Parasinus Mucosa', 'Sensory+-+Nasal+-+Parasinus+Mucosa', 255, '!Nose – Para Nasal Sinus Mucosa\r\n\r\n!!Anatomy\r\n\r\nParanasal sinuses are air-filled spaces communicating with the nasal cavity within the bones of the skull and face. Humans possess a number of paranasal sinuses divided into subgroups that are named according to the bones within which the sinuses lie. The biological role of the sinuses is debated but a number of possible functions have been proposed:\r\n\r\n*Decreasing the relative weight of the front of the skull  and especially the bones of the face. The shape of the facial bones is important  as a point of origin and insertion for the muscles of facial expression.\r\n*Increasing resonance of the voice.\r\n*Providing a buffer against blows to the face.\r\n*Insulating sensitive structures like dental roots and eyes from rapid temperature fluctuations in the nasal cavity.\r\n*Humidifying and heating of inhaled air because of slow air turnover in this region\r\n\r\nHumans have a number of paranasal sinuses, namely:\r\n*the frontal sinuses (sinus frontalis);\r\n*the maxillary sinuses (sinus maxillaris);\r\n*the sphenoidal sinuses (sinus sphenoidales)\r\n*and the ethmoidal sinuses (cellulae ethmoidales).\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay\r\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) sensory area lateral left & right, brain-organ relation crossed over\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n\r\n!!!Theme:\r\nSmelling (social)\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n\r\n*This stinks.\r\n*I can\'t smell him/her or this situation anymore. \r\n*Something gets strongly on my nerves. \r\n*I lost track of this (person or situation)\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\nMy nose provides me with all the air and information I need. \r\n\r\nWhen I don´t like what I smell, I now can change it or create a distance.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\r\nPainless ulceration/reduction of squamous epithelium, often without bleeding (it may remain unnoticed in the absence of clinical signs).\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\r\n__Sinusitis__ with intense swelling of the mucosa in the ulcer area (with or without viruses, bacteria or pus present). Congestion of the sinuses can produce __headaches__. After the Healing Peak, the  nose runs with serous secretion.  \r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak\r\nSneezing is seen as part of the healing peak\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning\r\nBy reducing the function of smell, suffering of a helpless or \"stinking\" situation is lessened.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n\r\n!!!Examples\r\n\r\n*Searching/recognizing-conflict:\r\n**When one’s looking for someone/something but doesn’t find it.\r\n**Small children often have a runny nose (chronic). Often they are searching for mum who had left them home. They try to catch her scent in the air in order to find her.\r\n\r\n*Scent-oriented separation conflict:\r\n**Separation from a person, who was recognized by its scent.\r\n**Common amongst small children, when one parent is not found present\r\n\r\n*Undercooling conflict/Common cold-conflict:\r\n**All the creatures need warmth to survive. Severe hypothermia is a life-threatening condition. The cold air enters the nose during breathing, which may present a conflict trigger when cold air is believed to be a threat.\r\n\r\n*Scent conflict:\r\n**A real stink, from which the patient feels „impaired” can trigger a scent conflict. Or an excessive air pollution by exhaust fumes, smoking…\r\n**In a figurative sense: „It stinks to me what I had to experience ”\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\n!!!Constellations\r\n__Smelling__ (olfactory relays of both hemispheres active): Hypersensitivity to certain smells, smell hallucinations, smell paranoia. Manic and depressive moods are possible when the smelling relates to a territorial issue.\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__Nasal and Paranasal Mucosa / Endodermal __(Brain Stem +/-). enhanced olfactory sense, later cell proliferation/polyps in stress phase, in regeneration these are degraded with bacterial/mycobacterial activity. Purulent rhinitis.\r\n', '', 1572539027, '', 3, 0, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 3877, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(149, 'Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Endodermal', 'Sensory+-+Nasal+Mucosa+%2F+Endodermal', 238, '!Nasal and Sinus Submucosa / Endodermal origin\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe ((Sensory - Nose Overview|nasal cavity)), it\'s vestibule and the air-filled sinuses are lined with a mucosa. This membrane consists of squamous epithelium which transitions into columnar respiratory epithelium, a ciliated (lash-like) tissue with abundant __seromucinous glands__, which maintains the __nasal moisture__ and protects the respiratory tract from foreign objects.\r\nThe mucosa of the upper nasal cavity contains the ((Sensory - Olfactory System|smell receptors)). With our nose we smell and sense people, our environment, moods or situations and get a ‘feel of what is in the air’. Smelling is one of the deepest biological and essential survival skill.\r\n\r\nThe nasal mucosa has two tissue layers: underneath and built into the ((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Ectodermal|ectodermal layer)) there is endodermal tissue with a relay in the brain stem which is described in this chapter.\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\nIn the Brain Stem, the __primeval ring structure__ is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay\r\n__Brain Stem__ (+/-) posterior medial\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme\r\nSmelling, scent (survival, chunk), intuition, assimilation & lubrication\r\n\r\nIn Brain Stem relays, the side dominance is irrelevant: if the right body side is mainly affected, theme was assimilation; on the left body side theme is avoidance or rejection. \r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts\r\n__Attention, Focus, Pressure__\r\n*I lost track!\r\n*I need to find this out!\r\n*I need more air!\r\n*I couldn\'t trust my instincts here.\r\n*This is bad for me!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning\r\n*My nose provides me with all the air and information I need. \r\n*When I don´t like what I smell, I now can change it or create a distance.\r\n*Now I find it easy to distinguish what I really need from the rest.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nThe olfactory sense for vital things (perceived as chunks, prey) is __enhanced__ and the nose is cool and runny. Later in the process, there can be a cell proliferation diagnosed as __nose polyps__ or adenoma with absorptive or secretory qualities. Then breathing through the nose is impaired.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\r\nInflammation with pus as a sign of bacterial/mycobacterial presence in degradation of the tumor/polyps, which creates __smelly discharge__. Breathing can be impaired, in sinusitis also the ((Sensory - Ear - Auditory System Overview|hearing function)). \r\n\r\nPossible diagnoses: __common cold__, acute coryza, purulent rhinitis, Parasinus empyema\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak\r\nTemporary hyperacuity like in stress phase, accompanied by chills.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning\r\nBy enhanced sensory acuity in stress phase, the chemical analysis of the smelled object is facilitated and by the enhanced secretory function, air is moistured and \"smelling morsel\" lubricated.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\nDifferent kinds of conflicts can be experienced regarding this tissue:\r\n\r\n*Searching-conflict:\r\n**When one’s looking for someone/something but doesn’t find it.\r\n**When we use our senses for to get a needed/desired thing.\r\n**Small children often have a runny nose (chronic). Often they are searching for mum who had left them home. They try to catch her scent in the air in order to find her.\r\n\r\n*Undercooling conflict/Common cold-conflict:\r\n**All the creatures need warmth to survive. Severe hypothermia is a life-threatening condition. The cold air enters the nose during breathing, which may present a conflict trigger when cold air is believed to be a threat.\r\n\r\n!!!Examples\r\n*A child of a big family has a “sixth sense” to find hidden sweets, but he shows chronic polyps.\r\n*A business owner closes a deal which he had been tracing and tracking with his strong sense of \"smell\" for a longer time.\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nThis tissue is derived from the embryological gut and related to the brain stem. It has functions of chemical analysis, absorption, secretion and excretion.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis\r\n__((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Ectodermal|Nasal Mucosa / ectodermal origin))__ (CC -/+): reduced olfactory sense in stress phase (recognition, judgement), hypersensitivity with inflammation and sneezing in regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Olfactory System|Olfactory Nerve))__ (CC -/+ and BS +/-) changes in perception without reactions in the mucosa.\r\n', '', 1572538221, '', 9, 0, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4848, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(150, 'Sensory - Olfactory System', 'Sensory+-+Olfactory+System', 143, '!Nose – Olfactory System / Nerve\n!!Anatomy\nOlfaction is the most complex of human senses. It is closely connected to ((Digestive - Mouth, Tongue - Endodermal Mucosa|gustatory)) and tactile perception, to signal substances\' useful- or harmfulness. Bad smell can create disgust and nausea to __protect__ us from ingesting poisonous food. On the other hand, good smells __stimulate ((Digestive - Mouth - Salivary Gland Ducts|salivation))__ and ingestion. These functions are coupled to the autonomous ((Nervous - System Overview|nervous system)) and the brain stem. \nMoreover, olfaction reacts upon social and sexual stimuli: pheromones aim at __sexual attraction__ through fragrances.\n\nThe __receptors__ of the olfactory epithelium are situated in the upper ((Sensory - Nose Overview|nasal cavity)) on the dendrites of the olfactory sensory neurons which are connected to the olfactory bulb, an evagination of the brain. The receptors are specified for certain fragrances. \n\nBoth __olfactory bulbs__ are interconnected and send axons with the tractus olfactorius to the olfactory cortex, the hypothalamus and the limbic system. \n{img fileId=\"177\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"350\" thumb=\"box\"}1: Olfactory bulb 2: Mitral cells 3: Bone 4: Nasal epithelium 5: Glomerulus 6: Olfactory receptor cells\n\ngraphic: wikipedia/Chabacano\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) sensory area\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n2. __Brain Stem__ (+/-) medial posterior\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\n1. Smelling, (social) recognition\n2. Scent (survival)\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n1. __Uncertainty, or resistance__ \n*What is this about?\n*This stinks.\n*I can\'t smell him/her or this situation anymore.\n*I can\'t recognize what she wants.\n2. __Strong attraction or repulsion__\n*I need to get this!\n*This is bad for me!\n*I need my sense to be acute. \n*I have to figure that out\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*My nose provides me with all the air and information I need. \n*When I don´t like what I smell, I now can change it or create a distance.\n\n!!Organ\n1. (CC) sensitivity changes according to __O__uter __S__kin/Epidermis pattern with decrease in stress phase\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC): Reduced perception of certain smells, or complete loss of smell (__hyposmia__, anosmia).\n2. (BS): __Heightened acuity__ of the sense of smell, often accompanied by increase of mucus/lubricant production (runny nose)\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\n1. (CC): At the beginning of the regeneration phase, there is glial swelling in the olfactory fibers and an __acute loss of smell__ (anosmia) may occur.\nDuring the regeneration phase the sense of smell usually returns, depending on stimulation.\n2. (BS): Sense of smell reducing to normal levels. At the beginning of regeneration, a strong underfunction can occur.\n\n!!!Healing Peak:\n1. In the healing peak, there is a temporary loss of smelling sense.\n2. Temporary hyperacuity like in stress phase, accompanied by chills.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\n1. By the reduced smell in stress phase, the social conflict is defused.\n2. Sensory acuity helps to find the desired chunk or prey.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*1. Wife did not want to smell ‘unbearable odor’ from husband anymore to the point where she lost all sense of smell.\n*A nurse disengages her sense of smell at work in order to be able to take care of the patients.\n*A man falls in the night after a rich meal and cold beer, and gets a concussion. Since then his sense of smell is reduced to perceptionof smoke. (This is not to be explained by the concussion alone, as olfactory bulb and -nerve are pliable structures embedded in liquid. Biochemical changes happened to the receptors - a conditioned reflex! [http://www.tasteandsmell.com/mar08.htm|source]) (Liz, MHU Archiv)\n*2. A business owner missed the opportunity of expanding because he didn´t “smell it” in advance to be prepared. He reacted with both hyperacute sense of smell and hyperactive thyroid.\n\n!!Additional information\nThis conflict is similar to those concerning the nasal mucosa and the paranasal sinuses and the reaction in these tissues are coupled to changes in the sense of smell.   \n\n!!!Constellation:   \n__Smelling __(olfactory relays of both hemispheres active): Hypersensitivity to smell, smell hallucinations, smell paranoia. This can be coupled to territorial conflicts/constellations by an olfactory trigger.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Ectodermal|Nasal and Parasinus Mucosa )) / Ectodermal__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+): reduced olfactory sense in stress phase (smell/recognition), hypersensitivity with inflammation and sneezing in regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Endodermal|Nasal and Parasinus Mucosa ))/ Endodermal__ (Brain Stem +/-). enhanced olfactory sense, later cell proliferation/polyps in stress phase (scent of prey or danger), in regeneration these are degraded with bacterial/mycobacterial activity. Purulent rhinitis.\r\n\r\n', '', 1522870635, '', 14, 1, 'Kora', '88.19.17.96', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4995, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL);
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(151, 'Nervous - Brain', 'Nervous+-+Brain', 286, '!Brain\r\n\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe human brain is considered the superior steering system of the organism. It is situated in the skull, is surrounded by protecting and nourishing skins (((Nervous - Brain - Meninges|meninges))), and consists of ((Nervous - System Overview|nervous)) and glia cells (((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|connective tissue))) composed in various structures and layers.\r\n\r\nThe brain is divided into 2 hemispheres joined together in the corpus callosum. The hemispheres communicate and collaborate through synapses, but yet each one prioritizes certain functions and ways of processing: in the left hemisphere, the activity in structurized and focused perception and deduction can be perceived, while the right hemisphere works in a way more expanding and connecting by association.\r\n\r\nThe __limbic system__, the \"emotional power center\" situated in the middle of the brain, consists of structures from the brain stem and the cerebral cortex, like the hippocampus, the gyrus cinguli and the amygdalae.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"238\" thumb=\"box\"} Functioning of limbic system & amygdalae\r\n\r\nThe __hypothalamus__ represents the bridge between the ((Nervous - System Overview|nervous)) and ((Endocrine - System Overview|hormonal systems)). It effects the release of activating or inhibiting hormones (liberins and statins) from the ((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Anterior Lobe|pituitary gland)).\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"240\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: [http://cnx.org/content/col11496/1.6/|Anatomy & Physiology, Connexions website]\r\n\r\nFor the __brain-organ-social connection__, we divide the brain into 4 main layers that also represent the germ layers from which all organ tissues derive:\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"172\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/68/Detection-of-short-term-activity-avalanches-in-human-brain-default-mode-network-with-ultrafast-MR-Video2.ogv|video showing brain activity] by Rajna Z, Kananen J, Keskinarkaus A, Seppänen T, Kiviniemi V\r\n\r\n!!Relays:\r\nThe term \"brain relays\" describes brain areas and points, from which under theme-specific stress-activity, changes like the (non-device-induced) ring formations appear in the CT scan. We assume interference of altered brain waves. In the stress-relieved regeneration phase the affected brain relay shows edema just as the connected organ tissue in the body. This temporary edema is visible as a shadow in the CT scan, and often diagnosed as a tumor. Substancial brain tumors consist of glia, ((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|connective tissue)) that behaves like the mesodermal tissue types. \r\n\r\nIn META-Health, we coarsely differentiate .4 main regions relevant for the brain - organ - theme connection:\r\n\r\n*The __brain stem__ (truncus cerebri) with midbrain (mesencephalon), pons and medulla oblongata, contains the relays of tissues with endodermal (in midbrain mesodermal) origin, showing a typical reaction pattern of increased function and reinforcement in the stress phase, and tissue degradation and function normalization in regeneration phase.Their biological theme is survival by assimilation and processing of nutrients/information. They are typically referred to as __BS (+/-)__. In the midbrain, the relays for smooth muscle in organs, fascia and skin are situated, which are referred to as __MB (+/-)__.\r\nIn the Brain Stem, the __primeval ring structure__ is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from ((Digestive - Esophagus Mucosa (lower part) and LES|oesophagus)) to ((Digestive - Small Intestine Overview|small intestines)) are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from ((Digestive - Cecum and Appendix Mucosa|caecum)) to ((Digestive - Rectum - Mucosa (Endodermal layer)|rectum)) are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of ((Digestive - Mouth, Tongue - Endodermal Mucosa|mouth))/((Digestive - Pharynx|pharynx)), ((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|middle ears)) and ((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland|lacrimal glands)), as well as the ((Endocrine - Pineal Gland|pineal)) and ((Endocrine - Pituitary Gland - Anterior Lobe|pituitary)) glands and the ((Endocrine - Thyroid Overview|thyroid)). \r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n*The __cerebellum__ is associated with modulation of motoric functioning. It also contains the relays for protective skins derived from the mesoderm, which are referred to as __CB (+/-) __. These tissues react similarly to those associated with the brain stem - therefore, brain stem and cerebellum together are called the \"__old brain__\".\r\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n*The __cerebral cortex__ (cortex cerebri) is the thin outer layer of the brain which is composed of nerve cells. It shows strong cleavage, enlarging it\'s surface and dividing it into functional areas. Anterior of the central sulcus, we differentiate the frontal lobe, the premotoric and the ((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|motoric)) areas. Posterior, the ((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|sensory)) and postsensory areas and the occipital lobe with the visual cortex are situated. The temporal lobe contains the auditory cortex, and folded in by the fissura sylvii, the insular region of the cortex contains the \"territorial areas\" which have special functions closely connected to emotions, sexual behaviour and hormones.\r\nThe sensory and motoric areas depict homunculi, i e the entire body.\r\n{img fileId=\"124\" thumb=\"box\"}{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}graphic: Benjamin Cummings\r\nTissues associated with the cerebral cortex are derived from the ectoderm and serve functions of perception and communication. They feature a reaction pattern of function inhibition and cell reduction in stress phase, and (possibly reinforcing) rebuilding in regeneration phase. Theyare referred to as __CC (-/+)__.\r\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n*The __cerebral medulla__ (medulla cerebri) has the biggest volume in the brain: It consists mainly of nerve fibres surrounded by glia cells, appearing as the \"white matter\" of the brain, as well as of the __basal ganglia__ of the \"grey matter\". The basal ganglia have functional aspects in motoric, cognitive and limbic regulation, such as spontaneity, affect, initiative, will power, motivation, planning, anticipation, expectation and  motoric selection. \r\nThe relays for tissues with mesodermal origin  (like in the ((Musculoskeletal - System Overview|skeleton)), ((Circulatory - System Overview|circulatory system)), parts of the ((Circulatory - Heart - Overview|heart)), ((Urinary - Kidneys - Parenchyma|kidneys)), ((Reproductive - Ovaries - Hormone Production|gonads)) and the ((Circulatory - Spleen|spleen)) ) that have biological functions of strength and performance are arranged here in a homunculus. Their reaction pattern (function and cell reduction in stress, rebuilding and reinforcement in regeneration phase) differs from other tissues in that it leads to a functional advantage only after completed regeneration. All other tissues produce changes to help resolve the conflict in the stress phase.\r\nCerebral medulla related tissues are referred to as __CM (-/+)__. Cerebral cortex and medulla together are called the \"__new brain__\".\r\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\nSimultaneous stress activity in both hemispheres result in \"__constellations__\" which create specific psychological changes and personality traits. They are described in each chapter.', '', 1520782116, '', 13, 0, 'Kora', '88.19.17.96', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 7432, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(152, 'Nervous - Brain - Meninges', 'Nervous+-+Brain+-+Meninges', 178, '!Brain – Meninges\r\n\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe meninges surrounding the ((Nervous - Brain|brain)) consist of three layers: the dura mater, the arachnoid mater, and the pia mater. The primary function of the meninges and of the cerebrospinal fluid is to protect the central ((Nervous - System Overview|nervous system)).\r\n\r\n*The __dura mater__ is a sac of thick, durable membrane that envelops the arachnoid mater and surrounds and supports the large scrams channels (dural sinuses) carrying ((Circulatory - Blood|blood)) from the brain toward the heart.\r\n\r\n*The __arachnoid mater__ is a thin, transparent membrane composed of fibrous tissue. It cushions the central nervous system. Like the pia mater, it is covered by flat cells also thought to be impermeable to fluid.\r\n\r\n*The __pia mater__ is a very thin membrane composed of fibrous tissue covered on its outer surface by a sheet of flat cells thought to be impermeable to fluid.It is the meningeal envelope that firmly adheres to the surface of the brain and spinal cord, following the brain\'s minor contours.The pia mater is pierced by ((Circulatory - Arteries|blood vessels)) to the ((Nervous - Brain|brain)) and spinal cord, and its capillaries nourish the brain.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"115\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} graphic: SEER Development Team\r\n\r\nThe association & reaction is similar to ((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|periosteum)).\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n1. __Cerebellum__ (+/-) fronto-medial\r\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n2. __Cerebral Cortex__ postsensory (red) area (-/+)\r\n{img fileId=\"124\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n1. Attack to the brain or the thoughts\r\n\r\n2. Pain, hurt, brutal contact/separation\r\n\r\n!!!Thoughts & feelings:\r\n__Indignation__\r\n*That can\'t be true!\r\n*They can\'t do that to me!\r\n*I\'m outraged/shocked!\r\n!!!META-meaning:\r\n*My thoughts are free. \r\n*I trust my understanding.\r\n*I can choose what information to accept and what to let go.\r\n*My core is well-protected.\r\n!!Organ\r\n\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. Reinforcement of the fibrous tissue, neurological failures can occur. Possible diagnosis: meningioma.\r\n\r\n2. \"Cold\" Headache/migraine along with decreased bloodflow.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\nInflammation featuring different microorganisms like bacteria or virus, which point at the affected relay. Most common symptoms are headache and neck stiffness associated with fever, confusion or altered consciousness, vomiting, and an inability to tolerate light (photophobia) or loud noises (phonophobia).\r\n\r\n__Possible diagnoses__: meningitis, meningo-encephalitis\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nTissue reinforcement in stress phase is to protect the brain.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A man challenges his own beliefs on a deep spiritual journey. On the way, he gets meningitis which for him was a near-death-experience he is grateful for. (Klapp)\r\n*A woman overexerting herself with family, business and animal care doesn´t allow herself a rest. After a decision in which she got her way over her husband´s ideas, she gets meningitis. (Klapp)\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nMeningitis and encephalitis can occur after piercing the skin with foreign information (proteins), as well by insects like ticks, or by injections (vaccinations). These can be seen as physical or chemical attacks to the brain and the system.\r\n\r\n__Migraine__ is being recognized as protective mechanism for oxidative stress in the brain ((http://neurosciencenews.com/migraine-oxidative-stress-7761/))\r\n\r\n!!!Possible Constellations:\r\n__Cerebellum Constellation__: reduced sensitivity (physical & emotional),\"emotional burnout\"\r\n\r\n__((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|Sensory)) Constellation__: hypersensitivity, amplified perception, sensory hallucinations\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n\r\nGeneral deep __regeneration or Healing Peak__ symptoms effected by brain relays including headaches, \"warm\" migraines, absences, seizures, chills…\r\n\r\n__((Musculoskeletal - Bones|Bones)) of skull or cervical vertebrae__ (Cerebral Medulla -/+): In regeneration phase there is oedema in the brain relay as well as in the organ tissue, which in the skull can lead to extension or pressure on the meninges with similar symptoms as meningitis.\r\n', '', 1508458208, '', 9, 0, 'Kora', '81.43.141.153', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4189, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(153, 'Nervous - Myelin Sheath', 'Nervous+-+Myelin+Sheath', 200, '!Nerves - Myelin Sheath\n\n!!Anatomy\nMyelin sheath (nerve sheath) is the sheath surrounding the axon (not the dendrites) of myelinated nerve cells, consisting of concentric layers of myelin formed in the peripheral ((Nervous - System Overview|nervous system)) by the plasma membrane of Schwann cells, and in the central nervous system by the plasma membrane of oligodendrocytes (both types are glia cells). It is interrupted at intervals along the length of the axon by gaps known as nodes of Ranvier. Myelin, consisting of phospholipids, is an electrical insulator that serves to speed the conduction of nerve impulses (saltatoric conduction from node to node). Moreover, when a peripheral fiber is severed, the myelin sheath provides a track along which regrowth can occur.\n\n{img fileId=\"103\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} graphic source: wikipedia\n\n!!Brain\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Cerebellum__ ( + / - )\n\n!!Mind\n\n!!!Theme:\nFear of Contact, pain conduction and evaluation\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Fear, resistance__\nTouch is perceived as threatening because it has become a trigger for unreleased pain (from blow, accident, trauma). Can be mediated by the strong pain from ((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|periosteum)) innervation (CC).\n*I\'m hurt!\n*Let me go!\n*I don\'t want that!\n*I don\'t like to be touched.\n*I have to block that feeling!\n!!!META-Meaning:\nI am well-protected, can take care of myself, and let go easily of unwanted perceptions.\nI love to touch and to be touched with respect and without fear.\n\n!!Organ\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nThere is a reduction in sensitivity and a proliferation of glia cells. These fibromas can concern several integumentary layers. A cerebellum constellation might play a key role in this process.\nPossible diagnoses: peripheral glioma, Schwannoma, Neurofibroma or Neurosarcoma. (See Additional Information)\nMorbus Recklinghausen with neurofibromas and pigment changes seems to be connected to inherited patterns.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\nNeurofibromas can remain, or be degraded by bacteria or mycobacteria. In this case, a sebaceous cyst (atheroma) forms. Sensitivity returns spontaneously, possibly temporarily heightened. \nIn case of a chronic process, demyelination can occur which can have a wide range of symptoms including loss of vision/hearing, odd sensation in legs, arms, chest, or face, such as tingling or numbness, weakness of arms or legs, speech impairment and memory loss. The risk of secondary conflicts of self-devaluation is strong. Possible diagnoses of this chronic pattern are Multiple sclerosis (MS), Guillain–Barré syndrome, chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease (CMT).\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nThe proliferated insulating nerve sheath is meant to neutralize pain.\n\n!!Social\n\n!!!Examples:\n*A young woman had a tough childhood with violence and abuse. She developed dermal neurofibroma on her back. (Klapp)\n\n*An immigrant boy who feels mobbed in school because of his strange accent and looks, gets neurofibroma in his face.\n\n*An athlete with a family history of MS cases is devastated when she gets the diagnosis herself. It triggers secondary conflicts and she feels progressive weakness. Through persistent training while clearing traumatic memories and thoughts, she rebuilds her ability. (Valentic, MHU archive) \n!!Additional Information\n\n__Neurofibromas __are subdivided into two broad categories: dermal and plexiform. Dermal neurofibromas are associated with a single peripheral nerve, while plexiform neurofibromas are associated with multiple nerve bundles.\n\nDermal neurofibroma typically arise in the teenage years and are often associated with the onset of puberty. They can lead to stinging, itching, pain and disfiguration.\n\n__Fibromyalgia__ might be connected to demyelination: [http://www.examiner.com/article/could-fibromyalgia-have-autoimmune-demyelinating-cases|http://www.examiner.com/article/could-fibromyalgia-have-autoimmune-demyelinating-cases]\n\nThe symptoms of __demyelination __can be distinguished from other neural affections which can lead to similar diagnoses, like MS, Guillain-Barré, or encephalomyelitis. Of course, different programs and phases can be combined to create these diagnoses.\n\n__Multiple sclerosis__ (MS, disseminated sclerosis, encephalomyelitis disseminata), according to conventional medicine, is an inflammatory process in which the insulating covers of nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord are damaged. This damage disrupts the ability of parts of the nervous system to communicate, resulting in a wide range of signs and symptoms, including physical, mental, and sometimes psychiatric problems. MS takes several forms, with new symptoms either occurring in isolated attacks (relapsing forms) or building up over time (progressive forms). Between attacks, symptoms may go away completely; however, permanent neurological problems often occur, especially as the disease advances.\n\n!!!Constellations\n__Cerebellum Constellation__: reduced sensitivity (physical and emotional), \"emotional burnout\"\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n\n__Skin - ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|Dermis)) __(Cerebellum +/-) Stress in vulnerability: Reinforcement by cell proliferation with or without pigment in stress phase, skin tumors. In regeneration phase degradation with pus, acne.\n\n__Skin - ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|Epidermis))__(Cerebral Cortex -/+) stress in wanted or unwanted contact: dry, flaky, pale skin; Regeneration phase: red sensitive skin, eczema\n\n__((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|Sensory Nerves)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+) Sensory trauma: Numbness or sensory paralysis in stress phase, paresthesia in regeneration phase, absence with numbness in Healing Peak.\n\n__((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|Motoric Nerves)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+) Inability to act: Weakening or paralysis of the innervated muscles in stress phase and beginning regeneration, later spasms, twitching. In Healing Peak epileptic seizures.\n\n__((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|Periosteum)) innervation__(Cerebral Cortex-/+) stress in unjust contact or separation: hyperesthesia, flowing pain, reduction of blood flow in the affected area\n\n\n\n', NULL, 1480784959, NULL, 9, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.75.122', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6716, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(154, 'Nervous - Sensory Innervation', 'Nervous+-+Sensory+Innervation', 283, '!Nerves - Sensory Innervation\n!!Anatomy\nSensory neurons are nerve cells that transmit sensory information (__sight, sound, touch, temperature__ etc.). They are activated by sensory input, and send projections to the Central Nervous System (brain or spinal cord) where they are wired up with motoric or other sensory nerves. The neurons leading towards the CNS are called __afferences__, those that lead away from the CNS __efferences:__. Together they create a reflex arc.\nAfferent stimuli that exceed a certain level of intensity, create an electrical impulse (action potential) that after travelling to the brain, is processed in the sensory areas of the cerebral cortex which represent a \"homunculus\" (picture of the whole body). Special sensory areas are the visual cortex in the occipital lobe, the auditory cortex in the temporal lobes, and association areas, as well as the folded in part of the cerebral cortex, the insula. The __insular region__ is associated with assessment of olfaction, gustation and emotion, and contains the __territorial relays__.\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"} Cerebral Cortex areas\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Cerebral Cortex__ sensory areas & insular region\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} Cut through motoric and sensory cortex\n\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"} Cut through insular region\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nSensory Trauma: not wanting, being able, or allowed to feel / perceive\n*__Visual cortex__: not wanting or being able to see, visual trauma\n*__Auditory cortex__: not wanting or being able to hear, auditory trauma\n*__Territorial area__: Threat of one\'s social position\nSensory trauma, deprivation or fear of touch can refer directly to the concerned area, or also be associated like in this scheme:\n{img fileId=\"157\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Resistance, anger, fear, uncertainty__\n*I don´t want to feel that!\n*That is just too much!\n*Leave me alone!\n*I should be able to feel that!\n*I can´t perceive that!\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*Now, I can face, embrace and handle all that the universe gives me to experience.\n*Now I am ready to explore this deeper.\n*I can communicate my needs and boundaries clearly.\n*Now I restore my curiosity.\n!!Organ\nThe sensitivity changes according to the patterns of epidermis/__O__uter __S__kin pattern with hyperesthesia in regeneration phase, or according to digestive mucosa/__I__nner __S__kin pattern with hyperesthesia in stress phase, depending on the tissue/location\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nNo change in cellular structure in the sense of cell proliferation or cell loss. This phase is characterized by:\n\n1. __OS: Functional loss of sensitivity__ characterized by a numbness or anesthesia in the affected location. It can be diagnosed as sensory paralysis.\n*((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|Epidermis))\n*Superficial ((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Ectodermal|nasal & sinus mucosa))\n*((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|Conjunctiva)) & ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea)) of the eye\n*Mucosa of ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|respiratory tract))\n*Mucosa of ((Urinary tract - Mucosa (Urothelium)|urinary tract))\n*Superficial((Digestive - Anal Mucosa (squamous epithelium)| rectum mucosa))\n2. __IS Functional gain of sensitivity__ (hyperesthesia)\n*((Digestive - Mouth, Tongue - Ectodermal Mucosa|Mouth))- and ((Digestive - Stomach - Mucosa (Lesser Curvature and Pylorus)|stomach)) mucosae\n*((Digestive - Pancreas Ducts|Pancreas duct))\n*((Digestive - Gallbladder and Bile Ducts|Bile ducts & gall bladder))\n*Intima of ((Circulatory - Coronary Veins (intima)|coronary vessels)) and ((Circulatory - Coronary Arteries (Intima)|aorta))\n*((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|Muscle fascia))\n*((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|Periosteum)) & ((Nervous - Brain - Meninges|Meninges))\n*Structures derived from ((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|pharyngeal arches))\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\nSlow return of nerve function. Firstly, the numbness can remain during the first phase due to the brain relay being flooded with oedema. Later paresthesia like tingling sensations or itching, which often become another stress trigger that makes the process chronic. In tissues of the IS pattern (see above), there is a reduction and then normalization of sensitivity in regeneration phase.\n\nAlso by the conditioned alarm mechanism, paraesthesia or itch can be provoked.\n{img fileId=\"176\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Healing Peak:\n__Absence/unconsciousness__ and sensitivity changes according to OS or IS patterns (similar as in stress phase).\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nSensory paralysis imitates the __apparent death reflex__ of an animal followed by an enemy and cannot escape from the situation. The biological essence of the conflict and the body reaction is in the few minutes while the living being must pretend to be dead. It is even a strategy for a merciful death without pain, when the “prey” has given up and surrenders. This is similar to the __Cerebellum Constellation__ with desensitizing under encompassing threat/attack.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*A woman has to leave her home and family behind. She worries about their wellbeing and is triggered to experience a paresthesia on her left shoulder and upper arm.\n*An artist experiences a paresthesia in his calves and feet. He is constantly struggling with finances. \n*A woman has left her home and old problems behind. Whenever she is reminded of the place, she feels an itch in the back of her neck. After recognizing and letting go of the problem, the symptom vanishes at once. (Klapp)\n!!Additional Information\n!!!Constellations\n__Sensory Constellation__ (sensory conflicts in both hemispheres): enhanced perception, hypersensitivity, hallucinations. If the conflicts have a sexual theme, the hormonal scale swings to create depressive or manic moods.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__Other causes of __anesthesia__: __\n*__Nerve-injuries__ after accidents or surgery\n*Strong __brain oedema__ or brain tumor damaging the sensory or postsensory cortex due to the raising intracranial pressure\n*__Intoxication__ \n__Other causes of __hyperesthesia/hyperacuity__: __\n*Stress phase of endodermal parts in ((Sensory - Ears - Eustachian Tube|middle)) and ((Sensory - Ear Inner - Hearing |inner ear ))(overacute hearing)\n*Stress phase of ((Sensory - Nasal Mucosa / Endodermal|endodermal nasal mucosa)) & olfactory nerve (overacute smelling)\n*Stress phase of ((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|ciliary muscle)) (hypersensitivity to light)\n*Intoxication, __drug influence__\n__Nerves - Motoric innervation __(Cerebral Cortex,-/+): Motoric paralysis in stress phase (not able to perform) and healing peak\n\n__Brain - ((Nervous - Brain - Meninges|Meninges))__ (Cerebellum +/-): Reinforcement of the fibrous tissues in stress phase (attack to brain or beliefs), inflammatory degradation /meningitis with symptoms including possible sensory affection in regeneration phase.\n\n__((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|Epidermis)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+) Sensory reaction as above but also trophic skin reaction.\n\n__((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|Periosteum)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+ or +/-) Sensory reaction as above but also trophic reaction.\n\n__Nerves - ((Nervous - Myelin Sheath|Myelin Sheath)) __(Cerebellum +/-): reduced sensitivity and reinforcement of the nerve sheath in stress phase (fear for pain), paresthesia in regeneration phase. In multiple sclerosis, the myelin sheath is degraded, which reveals a recurring process.\n\n\n', NULL, 1488382228, NULL, 12, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 8205, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(155, 'Nervous - Motoric Innervation', 'Nervous+-+Motoric+Innervation', NULL, '!Nerves - Motoric Innervation\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nA __motor neuron__ (or motoneuron) is a nerve cell (neuron) that originates in the motor region of the cerebral cortex, whose cell body is located in the spinal cord and whose fiber (axon) projects outside the spinal cord to directly or indirectly control muscles.\r\n\r\nA __motor unit__ is made up of a motor neuron and the skeletal muscle fibers innervated by that motor neuron\'s axonal terminals. Groups of motor units often work together to coordinate the contractions of a single muscle; all of the motor units within a muscle are considered a motor pool.\r\n\r\nAll muscle fibers in a motor unit will be of the same fiber type. When a motor unit is activated, all of its fibers contract. Control of muscle contraction force is accomplished by controlling how many motor units are activated for a given motion.\r\n\r\nThe number of muscle fibers within each unit can vary within a particular muscle and still more widely from muscle to muscle; the muscles that act on the largest body masses have motor units that contain more muscle fibers, whereas smaller muscles contain less muscle fibers in each motor unit. For instance, thigh muscles can have a thousand fibers in each unit, while extraocular muscles might have ten. Additionally, muscles which possess more motor units (and thus more individual motor neuron innervation) are able to control force output more finely.\r\n\r\n__Modulation__ of motoric happens during passage of the __cerebellum__, where the impulse is inhibited by interneurons.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"117\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} graphic: Damjanov\r\n\r\nAlso ((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|muscle fascia)) that posses much sensory innervation, thus providing feedback for posture and movement,  play a role in skeletal muscle regulation and coordination. Their smooth muscle cells  follow the \"old brain\" pattern (+/-) and promote hypertension rather than paralysis in stress phase.\r\n\r\nSmooth organ muscle and ((Circulatory - Myocardium - Ventricles|cardiac muscle)) are steered unvoluntarily by the ANS and the enteric nervous system.\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"} Cerebral Cortex areas\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"348\" thumb=\"box\"} Cerebellum areas, graphic: [https://www.slideshare.net/HarshshaH103/cerebellum-its-function-and-releveance-in-psychiatry|Harsh shaH medical instructor]\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n1. __Cerebral Cortex__ motoric area (-/+)\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} Cut through motoric and sensory cortex\r\n\r\n2. __Midbrain__ (+/-): smooth muscle innervation via ANS, smooth muscle cells in ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|skin)) & muscle fascia\r\ncompare __Brain Stem__ {img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n1. Paralyzing Trauma\r\n\r\n2. Physical overload\r\n*__Legs__: Being unable to escape from something, to get away or to come along with something/someone.\r\n*__Arms/hands (Flexors/Adductors)__: Not being able to hold on to something/somebody.\r\n*__Arms/hands (Extensors/Abductors)__: Not being able to ward off someone, to push away or to keep away someone.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"157\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n__Shock, surrender__ or __Freeze, survival instinct__\r\n*I can\'t do what I need to!\r\n*I can\'t flee!\r\n*They escape me!\r\n*It doesn\'t work!\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\n*Now, I can shake off what happened and welcome energy in motion!\r\n*I have another go!\r\n*There is always another solution.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. No primary change in cellular structure in the sense of cell proliferation or cell loss, but functional loss of striated muscles due to the decreased function or __inhibition of motoric innervation__. The leading symptoms are: muscle weakness, reduced physical capability and paralysis or feeling paralyzed.\r\n\r\nFirst there would be a  __motor paralysis__ of specific muscles, which then tends to spread. The paralysis is not painful. In case of a longer duration there is a considerable danger of a secondary conflict, as the patient is unable to perform, or because he foresees himself sitting in a wheelchair after a medical prognosis. Affection of muscle tissue leads to muscular dystrophy or __muscular atrophy__.\r\n\r\n__Possible  diagnoses__: (cold) stroke, multiple sclerosis (MS), primary lateral sclerosis, amyelotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), polio, Guillain-Barré-Syndrome\r\n\r\n2. __((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|Fascia))__: __Hypertension__ and rigidity upon an assault or demanding situation.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\r\n1. Returning nerve and muscle function. In short-termed conflicts usually spontaneous recovery induced by __shaking__, otherwise __slow recovery__ of paralysis.\r\n\r\n2. __Fascia: __Normalisation of tonus and muscle innervation.\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\n1.  Shaking, __seizures__, unvoluntary movement, accompanied by a brief loss of awareness (absence seizure). Sometimes it is not accompanied by convulsions but a full body \"slump\", where the person simply will lose body control and slump to the ground. The medical syndrome of recurrent, unprovoked seizures is termed __epilepsy__.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nParalysis imitates the __apparent death reflex__ of an animal followed by an enemy and cannot escape. This reflex affects also sensitivity, and is induced by the dorsal, unmyelinized part of the vagus nerve according to Stephen Porges\' [http://stephenporges.com/index.php/scientific-articles/scientific-articles/publicationss|Polyvagal Theory]. The biological essence of the conflict and the body reaction is in the few minutes while the living being must pretend to be dead. In our civilization, conflicts can last for months or years, so the inhibition doesn\'t make any biological sense but can lead to long-term diseases that can be overcome through the Social Engagement System by re-training perception, awareness and motivation.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*A woman is halted and tested for alcohol by the police. She feels wronged and insulted. After the incident, her feet weaken and she feels to walk “slurry”. Later, she gets the diagnosis MS.\r\n*A newbought  kitten is attacked by a larger cat in his territory, and barely succeeds to get out of the fight. After that, her hind legs get weaker and paralysed.\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nMotoric conflicts are often __followed by self-devaluation__ influencing muscle trophic, which leads to more motoric conflicts in a vicious cycle.\r\n\r\nThese conflicts (like many others) can be experienced already by the fetus in the womb, when the fetus is unable to escape from stress situations (noise, medical examinations) or assimilates the conflicts of his mother.\r\n\r\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Motoric Constellation__ (motoric conflicts in both hemispheres): Urge to move, restlessness, tic,\r\n\r\nRestless leg syndrome with  paraesthesia in the affected restless legs usually belongs to this constellation but the conflict/stress trigger is a sensual one.\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__Other causes of paralysis__:\r\n*__Nerve-injuries__ at accidents or operations\r\n*__Brain edema__; damage to the motor cortex due to raising intracranial pressure\r\n*__Brain tumors__\r\n*__Poisoning__ by toxins or drugs\r\n\r\n__Nerves - ((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|Sensory innervation))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+ or +/-): Numbness or hypersensitivity (according to the sensitivity pattern) in stress phase and healing peak\r\n\r\n__Nerves - ((Nervous - Myelin Sheath|Myelin sheath))__ (Cerebellum, +/-): chronic fear of pain or resistance to pain can lead to demyelination and symptoms like sensory and motoric losses like in multiple sclerosis.\r\n\r\n__Brain - ((Nervous - Brain - Meninges|Meninges))__ (Cerebellum +/-): Reinforcement of the fibrous tissues in stress phase (attack against brain or beliefs), inflammatory degradation /meningitis with symptoms including possible motoric affection in regeneration phase.\r\n\r\n__((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|Striated Muscles))__ (Cerebral Medulla -/+) trophic decrease & weakening in stress phase (performance self-devaluation), \r\n\r\n__((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|Fascia)) and ((Organ Walls - Smooth Muscle Layer|Smooth Muscles))__ (Midbrain +/-) hypertension in stress phase (performance, protection), normalisation in regeneration phase, also trophic changes in the muscle tissue.\r\n', '', 1519917536, '', 13, 1, 'Kora', '88.19.17.96', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 8271, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(156, 'Nervous - Trigeminus', 'Nervous+-+Trigeminus', 237, '!Nerves - Trigeminus\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe trigeminal nerve (the fifth cranial nerve) is a nerve responsible for __((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|sensation)) in the face__ and certain ((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|motor)) functions such as __biting and chewing__. It is the largest of the cranial nerves. Its name derives from the fact that each trigeminal nerve, one on each side of the pons, has three major branches: the __ophthalmic__ nerve (V1), the __maxillary__ nerve (V2), and the __mandibular__ nerve (V3). The ophthalmic and maxillary nerves are purely sensory. The mandibular nerve has both cutaneous and motor functions.\r\n\r\nThe sensory function of the trigeminal nerve is to provide the tactile, proprioceptive, and nociceptive afference of the face and mouth. The motor function activates the muscles of mastication, the tensor tympani, tensor veli palatini, mylohyoid, and anterior belly of the digastric.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"127\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\r\n\r\nThe trigeminal nerve is essential for the __[https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/conquer-fear-flying/201211/using-the-social-engagement-system|Social Engagement System]__ (SES) for stress relief (see [http://stephenporges.com/index.php/scientific-articles/scientific-articles/publicationss/3-the-polyvagal-perspective|Polyvagal Theory]). \r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n__Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) for motoric & superficial sensory functions\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Cerebellum__ (+/-) fronto-medial for deep sensitivity\r\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n1. Loss of touch or separation\r\n\r\n2. Defilement, protection\r\n\r\n3. Biting or expression\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n__holding back feelings & expression__\r\n\r\n1. I lost him/her (associated with the face).\r\n\r\n2. I lost my face because of (a situation). I must keep a straight face. I can´t show my face in public.\r\n\r\n3. I can\'t bite back! Let me speak!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\nI love and accept myself. Now, it is ok to show my feelings.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\nSensitivity changes like the ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)) with hyperesthesia in regeneration phase. A conditioned alarm reflex can also trigger pain!\r\n{img fileId=\"176\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nNo cellular but __functional changes__:\r\n\r\n1. Loss of (superficial) sensitivity,\r\n\r\n2. The __deep sensitivity__ (tension, position and pain) via trigeminus seems to follow the pattern of the ((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|periosteum)) (CC/IS) or the muscle ((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|fascia)) (CB/MB +/-) with increased sensitivity in stress phase.\r\n\r\n3. __Paralysis__ of certain areas of the face, difficulty swallowing\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase A:\r\n1.Trigeminal __neuralgia__ pain, often connected to inflammative infection (borrelia, zoster virus)\r\n\r\n2., 3. Paralysis can be worsened by brain oedema, can be diagnosed as stroke\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\n1. Short numbness and absence\r\n\r\n2., 3. Spasms, facial epilepsy biting tongue or lips\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase B:\r\n1. Decreasing neuralgia, slow recovery of sensitivity of the affected area.\r\n\r\n2.,3. Recovery of the motoric function with __twitching__ and spasms.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe stress reactions are coping strategies for the situation. Sensory or motor functions are inhibited to make the situation easier to endure. \r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples\r\n*A woman has conflicts with her husband but can´t express herself in the presence of other people. She also wants to hide her suffering from pain. A vicious circle is created and she has chronic trigeminus neuralgia. (Klapp)\r\n\r\n*A woman has chronic pain in the face since a car accident. She was with her children in her car when she was hit. The other driver vented his rage on her, and she refused to bite back because she wanted to keep calm for her children. (MHU archive)\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nThe loss of sensory and motoric function in stress phase result in affection of the ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|muscles)) and their relay in the Cerebral Medulla as well - emotion being __uncertainty__.\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\nNeck ((Musculoskeletal - System Overview|joint)) dysfunctions of the skull & upper 3 vertebrae can also affect the Trigeminus and can cause facial pain or frontal headache. Involved can be muscular tension, degenerative or prolific processes, displacement, whiplash.\r\n\r\n\r\n__Skin - ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|Epidermis))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+) Stress (absent or unwanted contact): numbness with decreased skin trophic; Regeneration phase: inflammation and eczema .\r\n\r\n__((Nervous - Facial Nerve|Facial Nerve)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+) Stress (social fear or disgust): similar reactions regarding facial sensation and expression.\r\n\r\n__Smooth Muscle in ((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|Fascia))__ of the facial muscles (Midbrain, +/-) with hypertension and hypertrophy in stress phase (self-protection)\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1550156092, '', 19, 1, 'Kora', '83.44.108.213', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4950, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(157, 'Nervous - Facial Nerve', 'Nervous+-+Facial+Nerve', 196, '!Facial Nerve\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe facial nerve is the seventh cranial nerve (cranial nerve VII). It emerges from the brain stem between the pons and the medulla, and controls the ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|muscles)) of __facial expression__, and functions in the conveyance of __taste sensations__ from the anterior two-thirds of the ((Digestive - Mouth, Tongue - Endodermal Mucosa|tongue and oral cavity)) . It also supplies preganglionic parasympathetic fibers to several head and neck ganglia. The main function of the facial nerve is ((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|motor control)) of most of the muscles of facial expression. It also innervates the posterior belly of the digastric muscle, the stylohyoid muscle, and the stapedius muscle of the ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Ossicles, muscles and cartilage|middle ear)). All of these muscles are striated muscles of branchiomeric origin developing from the 2nd pharyngeal arch.\r\n\r\nThe facial nerve is essential for the __[https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/conquer-fear-flying/201211/using-the-social-engagement-system|Social Engagement System]__ (SES) for stress relief (see [http://stephenporges.com/index.php/scientific-articles/scientific-articles/publicationss/3-the-polyvagal-perspective|Polyvagal Theory]). . \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"126\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} \r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\n{img fileId=\"129\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} graphic: Wikipedia, Patrick Lynch\r\n\r\n!!!Relay:\r\n1. __Cerebral Cortex__ / N Facialis ( - / + ) for ((Nervous - Motoric Innervation|motoric)) and ((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|sensory)) functions\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n2. __Cerebral Medulla__ / N Facialis ( - / + ) in \"head area\" for ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|muscle trophic))\r\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n3. __Brain Stem__ / N Facialis (+/-) dorso-medial left & right, for part of sensory functions (((Digestive - Mouth, Tongue - Endodermal Mucosa|tongue))), unvoluntary motoric, ((Digestive - Mouth - Salivary Glands|secretory))  and ((Digestive - Mouth, Tongue - Endodermal Mucosa|absorptive)) functions\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme:\r\n1. Social fear of losing one´s face or having to keep a straight face\r\n\r\n2. Self-Devaluation because of losing one´s face\r\n\r\n3. Gustatory conflict (see Digestive System ((Digestive - Mouth, Tongue - Endodermal Mucosa|tongue)), ((Digestive - Mouth - Salivary Glands|salivary glands)))\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\r\n__Shame, fear, disgust__\r\n*I have to keep a straight face.\r\n*I am making a fool of myself.\r\n*I can\'t keep smiling.\r\n*I couldn\'t make them feel safe with me.\r\n*I can\'t wipe it off my face.\r\n*This tastes disgusting!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning:\r\nI love and forgive myself and let go of what others might think of me.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\r\nNo cellular but functional change: Functional loss and a paralysis or paresis (partial paralysis) of the facial nerve and muscles (often diagnosed as stroke or Bell\'s palsy). This can include both motoric and/or sensory functions (paresthesia). Muscle tissue may weaken and show atrophy. Loss of taste, reduced saliva secretion, reduced production of ((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland|lacrimal)) fluid are possible, as well as hypersensitivity to sound ( ((Sensory - Ear Middle - Tympanic Cavity|hyperacusis)) ) and loss of the stapedius reflex.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase A:\r\nBy the development of brain edema, impulse transmission gets limited and further loss of function can occur. Bell\'s palsy (or stroke) may also be diagnosed in this phase.\r\n\r\n!!!Healing Peak:\r\nShort absence - unconsciousness, twitching facial muscles, salivation: \"epileptic seizure\".\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase B:\r\nThe facial nerve and muscles gradually recover their function, seizures can occur. \r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning:\r\nThe stress reaction is one of rescue by shutting down, as a “freeze” response when fight or flight seem impossible or unsuccessful. The expected or feared pain is reduced by numbness.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples:\r\n*Man felt like being slapped into his face by remarks of girlfriend.\r\n\r\n*Rumors were spread about sexual orientation and woman was afraid that people will think badly of her and she loses her face.\r\n\r\n*An elderly lady struggled to get over the death of her grandson in a car accident. With a complicated relationship to her stepdaughter, she couldn\'t show and release her feelings. She developed a sensory and motoric paresis of the left face which could be partly reversed with coaching. (Klapp)\r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\nThe diagnosis \"__stroke__\" can have varying symptoms: typical are hemiplegia with loss of motor functions in face, arms, legs and speech. The reason can be brain oedema, bleedings (hemorrhagic) or loss of ((Nervous - Brain - Meninges|blood flow)) (ischemic) in the brain.\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\r\n__Smooth Muscle in ((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|Fascia))__ of the facial muscles (Midbrain, +/-) with hypertension and hypertrophy. Stress: Need to protect\"\r\n\r\n__((Nervous - Trigeminus|Trigeminus Nerve)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+) with similar reactions regarding tactile, proprioceptive, and nociceptive afference of the face and mouth, and activation of the muscles of mastication. Stress: Holding back feelings & expression\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1558647237, '', 10, 1, 'Kora', '212.17.162.4', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5252, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL);
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(158, 'Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Conjunctiva', 185, '!Eyes – Conjunctiva\n!!Anatomy\nThe conjunctiva is a mucous membrane that covers the sclera (white part of the eye) and lines the inside of the eyelids. On the inside it borders on the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea)), on the outside on the ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)) of the eyelid, hereby forming a __cavity__ in which the ((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts|lacrimal ducts)) discharge into. With every blink of the eyelid, the conjunctiva __wipes the cornea__ and wets it with tear fluid. \n\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"60\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} Grafik:[https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=26937778|Von Bomber62, CC BY-SA 3.0 ]\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relay\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) sensory area lateral left & right\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"} \n\n!!Mind\n\n!!!Theme\nVisual loss of Touch (attention)\nLosing somebody/something out of sight because one didn\'t pay attention\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts\n__Fear, grief, suppressed anger__ \n*Where is she gone? \n*That can\'t be! I looked everywhere. \n*I don\'t trust my eyes. \n*I am afraid of losing you! \n*It is my fault that I don\'t see him anymore. \n\n!!!META-Meaning\n*I am emotionally independent and feel a deep connection with my loved ones. \n*I can see everything that is important.\n\n!!Organ\nSensitivity changes according to __O__uter __S__kin/epidermis reaction pattern with __hyperesthesia in regeneration phase__.\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\nReduction of sensitivity and tissue, usually unconspicious. In longer stress phases, __pinguecula__ can develop, which is degenerative whitish tissue change in the conjunctiva..\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\nHypersensitivity, irritation, burning sensation like sand, itch, reddening and swelling.\nPossible diagnoses: __Conjunctivitis__ or __blepharitis__ (inflammation of the eyelid). in purulent conjunctivitis, the connective tissue in the eyelid/conjunctiva is affected. \n\n!!!Biological Meaning\nBy the loss in sensitivity in stress phase, the concerned person can handle the visual separation more easily.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples\n*A traveller can\'t find her passport and is devastated about having to announce this to the police in the foreign country. She is afraid that she won\'t be allowed to fly home without passport. When a comrade finds it eventually hidden in her backpack, she gets tearful and inflamed eyes. (Klapp)\n*A boy is sent to summer camp where he loses connection with his friends.From that time, he develops hay fever with nose and eyes reacting allergic to pollen (tears, redness, itching). When the old memory is renegotiated, the symptoms don\'t return. (Klapp)\n*On the trip to their vacation destination, a girl realizes that she left her doll at home. After arrival, she gets a conjunctivitis.\n*A pregnant woman suddenly needs to go to the hospital. When they can visit her and find her well, both her partner and her son get conjunctivitis - the son on his left eye and the father on the right one. (Odum)\n*Especially with animals like kittens often conjuctivitis (regeneration phase) appears when they have been separated from their mother.\n\n!!Additional Information\nIf the ((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|connective tissue)) under the conjunctiva is affected as well, the visual separation leads to lower self-esteem and lack of drive.\n\n__Pterygium__ or Surfer\'s Eye is characterized by elastotic degeneration of collagen and fibrovascular proliferation that affects the cornea and leads to astigmatism, refers to a chronic regeneration process.\n\n__Conjunctivochalasis__ (loose, excess conjunctiva) is a residual state after long stress phases or recurring processes.\n\n__Trachoma__ describes ecxessive proliferation and inclosures in the conjunctiva of the inner eyelid (due to extended or chronic regeneration processes). It leads to damage and scarring of the cornea.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|Cornea))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+): Trophical decrease and thinning in stress phase (visual separation), cell proliferation and tissue reinforcement in regeneration phase (rigidity, deformation possible after recurrences). In trachoma, the cornea is damaged and scarred by inclusions in the conjunctiva.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland|Lacrimal gland))__ (Brain Stem +/-) An irritation of the conjunctiva or conjunctivitis can stem from dry eyes because of underproduction of tear fluid in regeneration phase of a \"visual chunk\" or protection of the eye. Also remnant after recurring processes.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts|Lacrimal ducts))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+) ) An irritation of the conjunctiva or conjunctivitis can stem from dry eyes because of obstruction of the lacrimal ducts with decreased or stopped flow of tear fluid in the beginning of the regeneration phase (attention conflict).\n', NULL, 1489683456, NULL, 9, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4936, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(159, 'Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)', 'Integumentary+-+Skin+-+Dermis+%28Leather+Skin%29', 834, '!Dermis (Leather Skin)\n!!Anatomy\nThe dermis is a layer of ((Integumentary - Skin Overview|skin)) beneath the ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)) that consists of __((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|connective tissue))__ and cushions the body from stress and strain. The dermis is tightly connected to the epidermis by a __basement membrane__. It also harbors many ((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|nerve endings)) that provide the sense of touch and heat. It contains the hair follicles, __sweat glands, sebaceous glands__, apocrine glands, and ((Circulatory - Arteries|blood vessels)). The blood vessels in the dermis provide nourishment and waste removal to its own cells as well as the Stratum basale of the epidermis. The dermis contains ((Organ Walls - Smooth Muscle Layer|smooth muscle)) cells, e g for erection of ((Integumentary - Skin - Hair|hair)).\n\n{img fileId=\"266\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileID=\"362\" thumb=\"box\"}\nGraphic: wikipedia, authors Madhero88 and M.Komorniczak\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Cerebellum__ ( + / - ) dorsal\n{img fileId=\"174\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nIntegrity, protection\n\nAssociated: attack, defilement\n\nSkin affections have conflict themes according to their locality. This can be directly connected to the place where the conflict - e g attack or loss of touch - is experienced, or connected to these associations:\n{img fileId=\"157\" thumb=\"box\"}Side dominance is also relevant.\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts:\n__Vulnerability__\n*She casted dirt on me. \n*I lost my integrity.\n*They attacked and ruined my reputation.\n*I need to grow \"thicker skin\".\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*Now, I can decide which contact is good and harmless to me. \n*I am well-protected.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nReinforcement of the dermis and increased activity of the sebaceous glands or sweat glands of the skin, as well as erection of hair (\"goose pimples\"). Typical symptoms are the development of __blackheads__, acne keloids up to a compact __melanoma__ (when there is a mole involved) or an amelanotic melanoma (without mole). Black or blue melanoma appears as a melanocytic pigmented lesion, if by chance it grows in the place of a mole.\n\nIn __shingles__ an amelanotic melanoma grows under the epidermis along one or more segments. (For shingles also see ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|Epidermis)) ).\n\nChronic activity or epigenetically inherited strategies can be expressed in __sclerodermia__.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\nFunction normalization and decomposition of excess dermis tissue in presence of fungi or bacteria (candida, athlete\'s foot, onychomycosis, leper), inflammation of sweat or sebaceous glands. This can show as pimples, __acne__ or __abscess__. Melanoma may bleed or become inflamed.\n\nBoth dermis and epidermis can be affected in __shingles__ (herpes zoster).\n\nDermis can be affected locally or in a whole skin segment (dermatome).\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nIn stress phase, the functions of the dermis are enhanced to better protect against external influences.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples:\n*Feeling defined, scarred emotionally after a breast operation (mastectomy)\n*Stepping into a pile of shit with the toes and feeling totally disgusted\n*A teenager struggles to find his position in the group and feels mobbed.\n*Having to sit on toilet even if the toilet is completely dirty and looking awful\n\n!!Additional Information\nThe pigment layer of the skin belongs to the basal layer of the epidermis. In a pigmented __melanoma__, both Cerebral Cortex and Cerebellum relays are affected in the conflict (separation and defilement/attack)\n\n!!!Constellations\r\n__Cerebellum Constellation__: reduced sensitivity (physical and emotional), \"natural pain killer\" or \"emotional burnout\" with dissociation\r\n\r\n__Hygiene mania__(together with Pancreas/Langerhans ((Endocrine - Pancreas - Alpha Islet Cells|Alpha Cells))): compulsive handwashing, extreme hygiene and fear of dirt and bacteria. \r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__Skin - ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|Epidermis))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+) stress (in contact/separation): Thinning, flaking and dryness, sometimes depigmentation of skin in stress phase; reddening, swelling, itch and pain in regeneration phase (eczema).\n\n__((Integumentary - Skin - Adipose Tissue|Subcutaneous fatty tissue)) (connective tissue)__ (Cerebral Medulla -/+): Stress (attractivity, resourcelessness): Necroses, torn fibres and striae; Regeneration: oedema, cellulite, excessive replenishment, keloid neoplasms\n\n__((Nervous - Myelin Sheath|Myelin sheath)) of nerves__ (Cerebellum +/-): Stress (fear of pain): possibly neurofibroma affecting several skin layers\n\n__((Musculoskeletal - Periosteum (Visceral Fascia)|Periosteum))__ (CC -/+) Stress (deep pain, offence): pale, cold skin through vasoconstriction of capillaries \n\nThe skin and it\'s supply is influenced by ((Endocrine - System Overview|hormones)).\n', '', 1558016498, '', 14, 1, 'Kora', '79.229.225.48', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4905, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(160, 'Sensory - Eyes - Cornea', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Cornea', 185, '!Eyes – Cornea\n!!Anatomy\nThe cornea is the __protective transparent front part__ of the ((Sensory - Eyes Overview|eye)) that covers the ((Sensory - Eyes - Iris|iris)), pupil, and anterior chamber. Together with the ((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|lens)) the ((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|cornea)) refracts light and helps the eye to focus. While the lens is flexible, the form of the cornea is fixed. Because transparency is of prime importance the cornea __does not have blood vessels__; it receives nutrients via diffusion from the tear fluid at the outside, and the aqueous humor at the inside, and also from neurotrophins supplied by nerve fibers that innervate it. The cornea has unmyelinated nerve endings sensitive to touch, temperature and chemicals. A touch of the cornea causes an involuntary reflex to close the ((Sensory - Eyelids|eyelid)).\n\nThe cornea consists of 6 layers with different functions:\n*The epithelium stabilizes the tear film and contains lymphatic Langerhans cells (not to confuse with Islets of Langerhans)\n*Bowman\'s membrane maintains the structure of the epithelium\n*The corneal stroma (main part of connective tissue with keratocytes and fibrocytes)\n*The dua layer is thin and tear-resistant\n*The descemet-membrane (elastic membrane of collagen fibres)\n*The Endothelium maintains the transparence and regulates metabolic processes\n\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"60\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} graphic:[https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=26937778|Von Bomber62, CC BY-SA 3.0 ]\n\n!!Brain \n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}cerebral cortex areas\n\n!!!Relay\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) sensory area lateral left & right, brain-organ-relation crossed\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme\nVisual loss of touch: Losing out of eyesight because of being separated\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts\n__Fear, Grief__\n*Where is she gone? \n*You mustn\'t go away! \n*They took her away from me. \n*I am afraid of losing you! \n*It is my fault that I don\'t see him anymore.\n\n!!!META-Meaning\n*I am emotionally independent and feel a deep connection with my loved ones. \n*Nothing can part our inner connection. \n*I can look forward into life!\n\n!!Organ\nSensitivity Reaction according to __O__uter __S__kin/Epidermis Pattern with __hyperesthesia during the regeneration phase__.\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\nThinning of the stroma. Cell loss can be diagnosed as an ulcer of the cornea, as corneal dystrophy, or in long stress phases as __Keratoconus__, by which the thinned cornea changes shape. This creates a form of __myopia__.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\nEnhanced trophic and water absorption and refilling of the ulcer. Typical symptoms: temporary opacity of the cornea, or keratitis (common name of corneal inflammations, frequently accompanied by edema and pain). Chronic: shape changes through scarring lead to __astigmatism__, inclusions can also appear.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning\nBy the changed and distorted vision in stress phase, the visual separation is meant to be perceived differently and easier to handle.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples\n*A baby is separated from her twin sister and her mother while being in the incubator. Already as toddler she is diagnosed with astigmatism.\n*A boy loses sight of his beloved cat when he gets into school. It disappears and doesn\'t return. The boy blames himself and gets progredient astigmatism.\n\n!!Additional Information\nAs the only supply to the cornea happens through tear fluid, the processes of ((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Gland|lacrimal glands)) (+/-) and ((Sensory - Eyes - Lacrimal Ducts|-ducts)) (-/+) have an influence on the trophic of the cornea as well.\n\n__Corneal neovascularization__ (excessive ingrowth of blood vessels into the cornea) is a chronic process.\n\nIn __trachoma__ lymph follicles (-/+) grow in the ((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|conjunctiva)), which damage the cornea and lead to progredient scarring.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Conjunctiva|Conjunctiva))__ (Cerebral Cortex-/+): decreased sensitivity and possibly ulceration in stress phase (visual separation), hypersensitivity and conjunctivitis in regeneration phase.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|Crystalline lens))__ (Cerebral Cortex-/+): Thinning and trophic decrease in stress phase (loss of meaning in life); Regeneration phase: temporary opacity (__cataract__). Loss of elasticity in recurring processes, which results in a form of __astigmatism__.\n\n__((Sensory - Eye Muscles|Eye muscles))__ (Cerebral Cortex & Medulla -/+): hypo- or hypertension of the extraocular muscles creates a squint.\n', NULL, 1507466002, NULL, 10, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4674, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(161, 'Sensory - Eyes - Retina', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Retina', 255, '!Eyes – Retina\n!!Anatomy\nThe retina is a thin layer of neural cells that lines the back of the ((Sensory - Eyes Overview|eyeball)). The retina and the optic nerve originate as __outgrowths of the developing brain__. Hence the retina is part of the ((Nervous - System Overview|central nervous system)) (CNS). The retina contains __photoreceptor cells__ (rods and cones) that respond to light: The cones enable colour vision, the rods make vision with little light possible . the resulting neural signals then undergo complex processing by other neurons of the retina and are transmitted to the visual cortex by the optic nerve. \n\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"} graphic: wikipedia\n\n!!!Relay\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) visual cortex in the occipital lobe left & right\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme\nFear of threat or attack from behind (things), Persecution\n\n__Handedness and the affected retinal areas:__\nRight-handed people look with the left of each retinal half of both eyes and left visual center to the right partner side. Partner conflicts concern the left of each retinal half and the left visual center.\n\nRight –handed people look with the right of each retinal half of both eyes and the right visual center to the left towards the mother/child –side. Mother-kid conflicts concern the right of each retinal half and the right visual center.\n\nFor left-handed people vice versa.\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts\n__Fear, guilt or shame__\nFear of something one cannot control that is threatening or lurking from behind.\n*At any moment I could be caught! \n*I should have acted differently.\n*The danger is looming over me. \n*I can\'t shake that off!\n\n!!!META-Meaning\n*I am secure. Now, I can look around fearlessly.\n*I accept myself as I am, and take learnings on board.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\nFunctional decrease in color or contrast perception, retinal atrophy or degeneration. Opacity of the vision (__glaucoma__), tunnel vision, __scotoma__. Often the visual cortex of both hemispheres is concerned (see constellations below), and a persecution complex may develop (paranoia).\nIn the same conflict pattern, we often see contracted ((Sensory - Eye Muscles|eye-)) and neck muscles (((Musculoskeletal - Muscle Fascia|fascia)), midbrain +/-).\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase A\nDuring that regeneration phase, an edema forms between the inner (neuro-)retina and the nourishing pigment layer. This can lead to a retinal detachment that is particularly dramatic if the retinal cavity (Fovea centralis) is concerned, where the detachment causes a dramatic reduction in vision and possibly blindness if not addressed properly. In case of a KCT-syndrome intense complications can arise (oedema). Typical symptoms:\n*„grey spot“ (scotoma) in the visual field\n*image distortion (metamorphopsy)\n*far-sightedness (hyperopia)\n*impaired colour vision\n*loss of contrast\nPossible diagnosis: RCS (Retinopathia centralis serosa) \n\n!!!Healing Peak\nOedema is reduced/\"squeezed out\", short unconsciousness/absence\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase B\nIn regeneration phase B, function is returning. Detachment heals with scars, leading to floaters (__Mouches Volantes__) and deformation of the eyeball. This contributes to vision impairment like near- or farsightedness (__myopia__, __ambliopia__) together with ((Sensory - Eye Muscles|eye muscle)) tension. Eye-training and other ways to retrain and correct the vision might be needed.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning\nThe functional reduction in stress phase hides the feared threat and is meant to facilitate the escape. Near- and farsightedness reflect the indivdual coping strategies, hiding what one doesn\'t want to deal with.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples\n*A woman refuses to let her abdominal pain be checked by a doctor. Disease is lurking, but her fear of doctors prevents her from seeing one. Her nearsightedness increases.\n*A woman has panic attacks and can\'t define what is triggering them. She perceives opaque vision and many floaters.\n*A woman with RCS has recently moved to a new community after having lived most of her life alone. She thrives there, but had previously feared the company of other people and not being good enough. She recognizes old conflicts with her mother being at the root of her fear, and finds the power to clear them at last. (Odum)\n\n!!Additional Information\n__Macula degeneration__ is a condition connected to the retina as well as to the ((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|chorioid)) of the eye. While a __retina detachment__ happens through the healing oedema in regeneration phase A, there is often seen an excessive growth of blood vessels from the choroid and behind the retina. This happens in stress phase of a “visual chunk” conflict triggered by the vision impairment.\n\n!!! Constellations\n__Paranoia__: Retina relays of both hemispheres are concerned. The person feels persecuted. Conspiracy theories are often seen. If the conflicts have a sexual/territorial theme, manic and depressive states can occur.\n\n{img fileId=\"206\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Cornered/Boxed in__: One retina relay and one frontal relay are concerned (((Endocrine -Thyroid - Archaic Excretory Ducts|archaic thyroid ducts))/((Respiratory - Branchial Arches Pharyngeal Ducts|archaic pharyngeal ducts))). This can be mono- or bilateral. Freeze response or unpredictable spontaneous behaviour to survive the perceived threats.\n\n{img fileId=\"207\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|Crystalline Lens))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+): Decrease in trophic, thinning of the lense in stress phase (Loss of meaning in life), reinforcement and possibly loss of elasticity in regeneration phase, leading to presbyopia.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|Vitreous Body))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+) stress phase (persecution fear): Loss of intraocular pressure, Regeneration phase: glaucoma (increased intraocular pressure because of healing oedema).\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Cornea|Cornea))__ (Cerebral Cortex -/+): Processes of thinning/damage (trigger: loss of visual contact) and reinforcement can lead to changed shape of the cornea, resulting in astigmatism.\n\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|Chorioid))__ (Brain Stem +/-): The stress reaction of excessive blood vessels growing has an influence on detachment and degeneration of the retina.\n', NULL, 1507466556, NULL, 9, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6423, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(162, 'Sensory - Eyes - Iris', 'Sensory+-+Eyes+-+Iris', 139, '!Eyes – Iris & Ciliary Body\r\n!!Anatomy\r\nThe iris is the __blind of the ((Sensory - Eyes Overview|eye))__ which surrounds the pupil. It\'s pigment layer collects scattered light. It is divided into two major regions:\r\n*The stroma connects a __sphincter muscle__ (sphincter pupillae) which contracts the pupil  and a set of __dilator muscles__ (dilator pupillae) which open it. They are directed by the ((Nervous - System Overview|autonomous nervous system)): in stress the pupil widens and in relaxation it narrows. The back surface of the stroma is covered by the iris __pigment epithelium__. \r\n*The outer edge or root of the iris is attached to the sclera and the anterior ciliary body. The ciliary body produces __aqueous humor__ which constantly drains through the region just in front of the root of the iris, with the result that diseases of the iris often have important effects on intraocular pressure and indirectly on vision. The eye ((Sensory - Eyes - Crystalline Lens|lens)) is suspended with __zonula fibres__, and is __accomodated/adjusted__ by ((Organ Walls - Smooth Muscle Layer|ciliary muscles)). The iris and ciliary body together are known as the anterior uvea.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"205\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Brain\r\nIn the Brain Stem, the __primeval ring structure__ is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\r\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relay\r\n__Brain Stem__ ( + / - ) lateral left & right, for iris and ciliary body\r\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Midbrain__ (+/-) lateral left & right, for sphincter and dilator muscles\r\n\r\n!!Mind\r\n!!!Theme\r\n“Visual Chunk”: Capturing or avoiding light\r\n\r\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts\r\n__Pressure, Strain__\r\n*I can\'t see that! \r\n*The light is hurting my eyes! \r\n*I was incapable of keeping my eye on it. \r\n*My sight was inadequate. \r\n*I will never forget that sight. \r\n*I wish I had never seen that. \r\n*I need to see that to catch it!\r\n\r\n!!!META-Meaning\r\n*Everything I need to see is within my reach, and I can let the rest pass. \r\n*I find it easy to look and to see. \r\n*I trust my eyes.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\r\n1. Increase of tension in the affected muscles (too much or too little light). Due to that contracture, the pupil cannot adapt to the incidence of light, which leads to __myosis__ or __mydriasis__ (night-blind or overly light-sensitive).\r\n\r\n2. Proliferation in iris pigment cells (__iris naevus__) and thickening of the stroma. Possibly incorporation of substances from medication or processes in other organs.\r\n\r\n3. Increase of production of aquaeous humour which leads to high inner pressure and can be diagnosed as __glaucoma__.\r\n\r\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\r\n1. Normalization of tonus in the smooth muscles.\r\n\r\n2. Inflammation of iris and ciliary bodyr (__iridocyclitis__) and degradation of the reinforced tissue. Possibly __angle closure glaucoma__ (Oedema in the anterior or posterior eye chamber) during regeneration phase A.\r\n__Iris coloboma__ (gap formation) is seen after eye damage or as incomplete embryonic development.\r\n\r\n!!!Biological Meaning\r\nBy functional increase in the stress phase, capturing or avoiding light / a visual chunk is facilitated.\r\n\r\n!!Social\r\n!!!Examples\r\n*A construction worker has looked into a welding bow which blinded him temporarily. After the incident, the sphincter pupillae is very tense and doesn´t allow much light to enter the eye.\r\n*A child has been kept in a dark and secluded place for several months. When set free, his eye muscles are not capable to adapt to the light.\r\n*The elderly client cannot maintain her big house and garden, but she doesn\'t get the help she would like from her children. She dislikes to see the \"decay\" and develops changes in the iris. After deciding to move into a small flat, she gets uveitis and later, glaucoma is diagnosed. (Klapp)\r\n*The patient had severely increased eye pressure caused by pressure at his workplace (he saw \"the big pile of work\" which he had to cope with short-termed). Some hours later the pressure has decreased - the ciliary body produced less aqueous humour. (Odum) \r\n\r\n!!Additional Information\r\n!!!Constellations\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis\r\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Chorioid|Chorioid))__ (Brain Stem, +/-): proliferation of blood vessels or pigment layer in stress phase (\"visual chunk\") can cause vision and contrast impairment (involved in \"macula degeneration\"); Regeneration phase: chorioiditis, uveitis.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Retina|Retina))__ (Cerebral Cortex, -/+): stress (persecution by things/feelings): tunnel vision, scotoma, glaucoma; Regeneration phase: temporary retina detachment, then normalization. In chronic processes: macula degeneration.\r\n\r\n__((Sensory - Eyes - Vitreous Body|Vitreous Body))__ (Cerebral Cortex & Medulla, -/+): stress (persecution by persons): degeneration, reduced intraocular pressure; in regeneration phase: opacity, glaucoma, increased pressure; chronic: Mouches Volantes.\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1572539302, '', 10, 1, 'Kora', '37.12.9.253', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5375, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(163, 'Integumentary - Skin - Nails', 'Integumentary+-+Skin+-+Nails', 255, '!Nails\n!!Anatomy\nFinger & toe nails are plates covering the outside of the tips of human extremities. They consist of __keratin__, a tough translucent protein, and their function is similar to claws and hooves in animals. Several layers of dead, compacted cells make nails both strong and flexible. Nails have __protective__ as well as __((Nervous - Sensory Innervation|sensory))__ and __executive__ functions, thumb and index finger nails together can work as tweezers.\n\nThe nail bed is the skin beneath the nail plate, consisting of an ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)) and a ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|dermis)) layer building a nail matrix which supplies the nails with ((Nervous - System Overview|nerves)), ((Circulatory - Arteries|blood))- and ((Circulatory - Lymph-Vessels|lymph vessels)). The cutaneous fold overlapping the sides and proximal end of the nail is called nail wall. The growing part of the nail is at the nail\'s proximal end under the epidermis.\n\n{img fileId=\"347\" thumb=\"box\"}A. Nail plate; B. lunula; C. root; D. sinus; E. matrix; F. nail bed; G. hyponychium; H. free margin\n\ngraphic:wikipedia/[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:KDS444|KDS444]\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"123\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay\n__Cerebral Cortex__ ( - / + ) sensoy area\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme\nActive contact in attraction or defense\n\n!!!Emotions, Thoughts\n(suppressed?) __aggression__\n*How I wish I could scratch them! \n*I want to get hold of this! \n*I want my nails to attract looks.\n\n!!!META-Meaning\n*My own thoughts decide how I perceive this contact. \n*I can act out in a safe and satisfying way.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms\nDecreased trophic/nourishment of the nails, which cause them to grow thinner, to split or to get grooves (__onychorrhexis__). Severe cases are diagnosed as onychodystrophy. Onycholysis (loosening of the nail plate) can happen in stress phase but could also be caused by fungus (which appears in regeneration phase of the ((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|dermis)) beneath the nail).\n\nFurther symptoms of stress phase can be a decrease in sensitivity or __short-term memory disorders__, just like in ((Integumentary - Skin - Epidermis|epidermis)). \n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms\nIn the regeneration phase the trophic is restored, however inflammation like __onychia__ can occur. In chronic processes or when regeneration conditions lead to excessive builtup of keratin, ingrown nails (onychocryptosis) or __excessive thickening__ (onychogryposis) can occur.\n\n!!!Biological Meaning\nSince nails mediate perception, the stress phase is accompanied by the loss of sensitivity. Thereby, the contact conflict can be resolved temporarily even by forgetting which happens on brain level in stress phase.\n\n!!Social\n!!!Examples\n*Woman who wants to impress on men (\"hunting\" with painted nails) but is afraid to go out in public showing herself, develops grooves in her fingernails.\n*Man who is constantly fighting with his neighbour over their garden territory, gets ingrown toe nails.\n*Righthanded Woman who feels unsatisfied and caged in her workplace because she never can \"dig into\" cases, shows nail loosening in her right middle finger.\n\n!!Additional Information\n__Nail-biting__ is a depressive expression of the aggressive constellation (identity & territorial anger: ((Digestive - Anal Mucosa (squamous epithelium)|rectum mucosa)) & ((Digestive - Stomach - Mucosa (Lesser Curvature and Pylorus)|stomach lesser curvature)) / ((Digestive - Gallbladder and Bile Ducts|gall bladder)) / bile ducts / ((Digestive - Pancreas Ducts|pancreatic duct)))\n{img fileId=\"147\" thumb=\"box\"}\nThe behaviour is a mostly unconscious habit and means to disarm oneself and avoid external aggression, in order to be accepted and loved. At the same time there is a fixation on self and often \"autistic\", retracting features.\n{img fileId=\"144\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Interconnections \nquote [wikipedia]:\n!!!Pliability\n*Brittleness is associated with iron deficiency, thyroid problems and impaired kidney function.\n*Splitting and fraying are associated with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psoriatic_nails|psoriasis] and deficiencies of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folic_acid|folic acid], protein and Vitamin C.\n*Unusual thickness is associated with circulation problems.\n\n!!!Shape and texture\n*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nail_clubbing|Nail clubbing] - nails that curve down around the fingertips with nailbeds that bulge - is associated with oxygen deprivation and lung, heart, or liver disease.\n*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koilonychia|Koilonychia] - spooning, or nails that grow upwards - is associated with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron-deficiency_anaemia|iron-deficiency anaemia] or B12 deficiency.\n*Pitting of the nails is associated with [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psoriatic_nails|Psoriasis].\n*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beau%27s_lines|Beau\'s lines] are horizontal ridges in the nail.\n\n!!!Discoloration of entire nail bed\n*Yellowing of the nail bed is associated with chronic bronchitis, lymphatic problems, diabetes, and liver disorders.\n*Brown or copper nail beds are associated with arsenic or copper poisoning, and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Onychomycosis|local fungal infection].\n*Redness is associated with heart conditions.\n\n!!!Other color changes and markings\n*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melanonychia|Melanonychia] - longitudinal streaking that darkens or does not grow out, especially on the thumb or big toe - may indicate subungual melanoma.\n*White lines across the nail - [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leukonychia#Leukonychia_striata|leukonychia striata] - may be [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mees%27_lines|Mees\' lines] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muehrcke%27s_lines|Muehrcke\'s lines].\n*Small white patches are known as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leukonychia#Leukonychia_punctata|leukonychia punctata].\n*Dark nails are associated with B12 deficiency.\n*Stains of the nail plate (not the nail bed) are associated with smoking, and henna use.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis\n__((Integumentary - Skin - Dermis (Leather Skin)|Skin - Dermis))__ (Cerebellum +/-): Nail fungus (onychomycosis, paronychia) appears when the dermis underneath or around the nails is affected & in regeneration phase of an attack or defilement conflict concerning the look or function of the affected area.\n\nNail deformities can also arise from __physical pressure__ or injury, especially when the nail matrix is concerned.\n\nOnychodystrophy can also be caused by __chemotherapy__.\n\n\n', NULL, 1507852966, NULL, 8, 1, 'Thorsten', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6567, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(164, 'Endocrine - Thymus ', 'Endocrine+-+Thymus+', 202, '!Thymus\n!!Anatomy\nThe thymus is a pinkish-gray, __soft gland__ in front of the heart and __behind the breast bone__, with functions in the __((Circulatory - Lymphatic System|immune system))__. It consists of two identical lobes composed of many small lobules - each can be divided into a central medulla and a peripheral cortex, surrounded by an outer capsule. \n\nThe cortex and medulla play different roles in the maturation of T-lymphocytes which enables them to identify cells foreign to the organism. Primary thymocyte development and __positive selection__ takes place in the __cortex__, while the __medulla__ is specialized in __negative selection__, thus avoiding autoimmunity and adding complexity to the immune __recognition, reaction and tolerance__ spectrum.\n\nThe thymus __grows between birth and puberty__ and then begins to atrophy due to high levels of circulating sexual hormones. In adults, the organ is primarily replaced with fatty tissue, although, residual __generation of T-lymphocytes__ continues throughout adult life\n\nIn terms of the META-view of thymus functions, the maturation of cells contributing to the immune system, or orchestration of homeodynamics, indicates that the thymus is about __development of both identity, self-esteem and tolerance__, especially throughout childhood. As it is derived from several germ layers, we still need more research on it´s specific reactions.\n\n{img fileId=\"138\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"343\" thumb=\"box\"}graphic:[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/cf/Illu_thymus.jpg|wikipedia]\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n1. __Brain Stem__ (+/-) for medulla epithelium\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n2. __Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+) for thymocytes\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n3. __Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) for cortical epithelium derived from the neural crest\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nIndividuality, self-esteem, acceptance, need to develop resilience & skills on all levels\n\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts:\n*Who am I?\n*What is that?\n*I don\'t know that!\n*I don\'t want that!\n*How can I accept that?\n*I know that this is bad!\nAlso shame, guilt and resentment\n\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*I am a great learner.\n*It´s easy to accept, forgive and let go.\n*I can choose how I react.\n*My curiosity wins!\n*I love and accept myself.\n*I feel strong inside!\n!!Organ\n\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\n1. Stress phase of the __brain-stem related tissue__ results in stimulation of allergic reactions (function plus) as an __excessive immunity reaction__, thus being involved in the \"__warning mechanism__\" of allergic agents = conditioned stress triggers. Possibly hyperplasia in form of __thymoma__, which is seen to be a causing factor of myasthenia gravis, neuromuscular degeneration (stress reaction of muscular tissue for reasons of self-devaluation).\n{img fileId=\"176\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n2. Stress phase of the __cerebral-medulla related tissue__ results in __immune deficiency__ by reduction of thymocytes, e g AIDS\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\n1. Tumor encapsulation or degradation, function normalization.\n2. Function and cell reduction is excessively restored. This can lead to thyme lymphomas or lymphatic leukemia (Precursor T acute lymphoblastic leukemia).\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\n1. Enhanced function of alertness reaction serves as warning mechanism for conditions present in previous UDINs, thus trying to avoid similar threatening situations.\n2. Reinforcement under regeneration is meant to serve strengthening of identity and resilience.\n\n!!Social:\n!!!Examples:\n*A woman strongly reacts to insect bites (histamin reaction) until discovering the UDIN as root cause, and finding a calmer relationship with insects.\n\n*A man who needs to feed his family in a foreign country, is turned down over and over in his search for work. He experiences a conflict with his identity which is not accepted, and develops a thymoma.\n\n*AIDS is in western societies typically found in homosexual people who, especially at younger age, often show identity, self-questioning and self-hate conflicts, and still have a less accepted position in society.\n\n!!Additional Information\nThymocytes are derived from hematopoietic stem cells from the bone marrow. This emphasizes the connection to identity and self-worth.\n\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Respiratory - Larynx Mucosa |Larynx Mucosa)) or ((Respiratory - Bronchial Mucosa and Muscle|Bronchial Mucosa)) __(Cerebral Cortex -/+): A thymoma can lead to strong cough when pressing on the recurring laryngeal nerve. This symptom is usually present in regeneration phase of these respiratory tissues.\n\n__((Circulatory - Spleen|Spleen))__ (Cerebral Medulla, -/+) Lymphatic tissue, with storage of blood & lymphocytes. In regeneration phase of a conflict related to blood & healing, lymphatic leukemia could occur.\n\n__((Circulatory - Lymph-Nodes |Lymph nodes))__ (Cerebral Medulla, -/+) can produce lymphoma in regeneration phase of self-devaluation conflicts.\n\n__((Musculoskeletal - Bones|Bone)) marrow __(Cerebral Medulla, -/+) can produce leukemia in regeneration phase of self-devaluation conflicts.\n\n\"Autoimmunity diseases\" often are __chronic recurring processes__ in different tissues and their respective themes. The thymus can be involved simultaneously.\n\n\n \n', NULL, 1507465675, NULL, 8, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5902, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(165, 'Digestive - Esophagus (Gullet) Overview', 'Digestive+-+Esophagus+%28Gullet%29+Overview', 157, '!Esophagus (Gullet)\n!!Anatomy overview\nThe esophagus or gullet consists of a __muscular tube__ through which food passes from the ((Digestive - Pharynx|pharynx)) to the ((Digestive - Stomach Overview|stomach)). In humans, the esophagus is continuous with the laryngeal part of the pharynx at the level of the C6 vertebra. Here we find the upper esophageal sphincter which consists of ((Musculoskeletal - Skeletal Muscles|striated muscle)) and yet, is not under conscious control. During swallowing, the __upper esophageal sphincter__ opens reflexively so the bolus can pass into the esophagus. Food is passed through the esophagus by using the process of peristalsis. Specifically, it connects the pharynx which is the body cavity that is common to the ((Digestive - System Overview|digestive)) and ((Respiratory - System Overview|respiratory systems)) with the stomach  where the second stage of digestion is initiated. \n\nThe esophagus is lined with a __mucous membrane__ consisting of squamous epithelium, and a ((Organ Walls - Submucosa Layer|submucosa)) containing the mucous secreting glands, and connective structures termed papillae.  The epithelium of the oesphagus has a relatively rapid turnover, and serves a protective function due to the high volume transit of food, saliva and mucus.\n\nWhile historically the ((Digestive - Esophagus Mucosa (lower part) and LES|gullet mucosa)) derived from gut mucosa with secretory and reabsorptive functions, it was later covered and replaced by ((Digestive - Esophagus - Ectodermal Mucosa (upper part)|ectodermal tissue)) governed by the cerebral cortex in the __upper 2/3 __of the organ. Here, we also find a layer of ((Digestive - Esophagus - Muscle layer|striated muscle)). The __lower part__ is lined with smooth muscle, that acts through peristaltic action to move swallowed food down to the stomach. The swallowing sound that we hear is the esophagus at work. The esophagus ends at the mouth of the upper stomach with a __functional sphincter__ (not muscle tissue), avoiding that gastric juice enters and damages esophagus mucosa.\n\n{img fileId=\"244\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\n{img fileId=\"202\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Brain Stem__ (+/-) dorsal right: for ((Digestive - Esophagus Mucosa (lower part) and LES|Endodermal Mucosa)) (Lower 1/3 of the gullet) and Cardiac sphincter, and\n__Midbrain__ (+/-) dorsal right: for ((Digestive - Esophagus - Muscle layer|Smooth muscle layer)) (Smooth organ muscle, lower half of the gullet)\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Cerebral Medulla__ (-/+) \"thoracic area\" left & right: for ((Digestive - Esophagus - Muscle layer|Striated muscle ))and ((Organ Walls - Submucosa Layer|Submucosa))/((Musculoskeletal - Connective Tissue|Connective Tissue))\n{img fileId=\"175\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Cerebral Cortex__ (-/+) insular region medial left & right below coronary relays: for ((Digestive - Esophagus - Ectodermal Mucosa (upper part)|Ectodermal Mucosa ))(Upper 2/3 of the gullet)\n{img fileId=\"125\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n', NULL, 1489866275, NULL, 8, 0, 'Kora', '83.51.146.46', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 3154, 'en', NULL, 1, 1449101272, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL);
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(166, 'Digestive - Esophagus Mucosa (lower part) and LES', 'Digestive+-+Esophagus+Mucosa+%28lower+part%29+and+LES', 238, '!Digestive - Esophagus Mucosa (Lower 1/3) & LES\n!!Anatomy\nThe lower third of the ((Digestive - Esophagus (Gullet) Overview|esophagus)) is lined with epithelium stemming from the embryonic foregut, with __secretory function__ to produce fluid for easy transport of the bolus, and reabsorptive function to nourish the organ wall. This mucosa can even be present in upper parts of the gullet but is covered by ((Digestive - Esophagus - Ectodermal Mucosa (upper part)|ectodermal squamous epithelium ))there.\n\nThe connection from the lower esophagus to the stomach is the LES or __cardiac sphincter__, which is no muscle but an anatomical sphincter which prevents stomach juice and contents to travel back up into the esophagus.\n\n{img fileId=\"244\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Brain\nIn the Brain Stem, the primeval ring structure is reflected: organ tissue relays with assimilative and digestive functions from oesophagus to small intestines are situated in the right brain stem, while excretory organs from caecum to rectum are relayed in the left brain stem. Medial on both sides are the relays of mouth/pharynx, middle ears and lacrimal glands, as well as the pineal and pituitary glands and the thyroid.\n{img fileId=\"173\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relay:\n__Brain Stem__ ( + / - )\nDorsal right between pharynx & stomach relays\n{img fileId=\"190\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Mind\n!!!Theme:\nAssimilation: ingestion or expulsion\nSide dominance/handedness is not relevant in this relay.\n\n!!!Emotions and Thoughts:\n__Greed, resistance__\n*I must get this down!\n*I need to incorporate this.\n*I can\'t swallow that!\n*This is too big for me.\n!!!META-Meaning:\n*I am open to everything I experience in my life and trust that I can handle it.\n*I can process my experiences and pass them on.\n*Every day brings new opportunities and benefits\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stress Phase Symptoms:\nIn the stress phase the __secretory function__ of the mucosa, as well as the smooth muscle __peristalsis increase__. Later, a compact secretory adenocarcinoma or a flat-growing adenocarcinoma with reabsorptive properties can grow in the lower third of the esophagus. In the upper two thirds of the esophagus there are also residual isles of the old intestinal mucosa (secrete-producing goblet cells) that can form a submucous adenocarcinoma. These tumors do not create pain but can lead to __dysphagia__.\n\nThe LES or cardiac sphincter opens in the stress phase of poisoning via food (__throwing up__), allowing the stomach content to be expelled. It can even open up during the stress phase of stomach endo- or ectodermal mucosa, creating __acid reflux__/\"heartburn\". (Pain in stress phase, because the ectodermal mucosae of esophagus and stomach belong to the \"Inner Skin Pattern\")\nRemaining acid leads to painless __Non-Erosive Reflux Disease__ (NERD) in the endodermal mucosa, while the sensitive ectodermal mucosa shows painful Gastro-Esophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) and ulceration. In Barrett-Syndrome, stratified squamous epithelium is replaced by simple columnar epithelium.\n\n!!!Regeneration Phase Symptoms:\nMost esophagus tumors (in the lower third) heal spontaneously. Otherwise there can be __esophagitis__ with microbial activty and nightly sweating. The healed residuals are frequently diagnosed as __varices of the esophagus__. Chronic processes can lead to formation of __diverticles__ (bulging of the mucosa connected to weakened muscle layer).\n\n!!!Healing Peak:\n__Chills__, swallowing, __belching__, vomiting\n\n!!!Biological Meaning:\nThe increased secretion , peristalsis & reabsorption help to swallow, use & forward the bolus..\n\n!!Social\nMostly about material things: money, real estate, stocks, etc. In a figurative sense this can also refer to a morsel that cannot be swallowed, in contrast to the conflict by the squamous epithelium of the gullet – when the person should swallow something that he would prefer to spit out.\n\n!!!Examples:\n*A mother of 3 kids who live in the countryside takes on great responsibility to support and manage the whole family, while her husband works till late. She has a \"problem kid\" that makes her swallow a lot regarding temper, frustration and anger fits. She develops a pressure feeling on the esophagus and dysphagia.\n\n*The client is threatened to lose his job because the company is sold. He fears for his existence, but is irritated by being bossed around by younger bosses whom he can\'t accept. He suffers from nausea, belching and reflux.\n\n*An elderly female has experienced many traumatic events throughout her life which she was used to close in and deal with all by herself. During exploring and processing, often belching and yawning is triggered. (Klapp)\n\n!!Additional Information\n!!!Constellations:\r\n__Brain Stem Constellation__ possible: perplexity, lethargy, passiveness, reduced movement. Purpose: new orientation\r\n\r\n!!!Differential Diagnosis:\n__((Digestive - Esophagus - Ectodermal Mucosa (upper part)|Esophagus Mucosa Upper 2/3 ))__(Cerebral Cortex -/+)stress (swallowing/spitting prevented): Hyperesthesia, gag reflex, ulceration; Regeneration phase: viral esophagitis, repair, Barrett-Syndrome\n\n__((Digestive - Esophagus - Muscle layer|Esophagus Sphincter and Striated Muscle))__ (Cerebral Medulla -/+)stress phase (swallowing/spitting prevented): functional loss, swallowing paralysis; regeneration phase: myositis, bacterial infection, later strengthening.\n\n__((Digestive - Esophagus - Muscle layer|Esophagus Smooth Muscle Layer))__ (Midbrain +/-): smooth muscle often reacts together with mucosa, theme being to forward the bolus by peristalsis. Stress phase: hypercontractility or increased tonus, contributes to development of diverticles. Long stress periods can result in achalasia.\n\n__Esophagus ((Organ Walls - Submucosa Layer|Submucosa))__ - connective tissue layer (Cerebral Medulla -/+) Stress (self-devaluation regarding function): functional loss and necrosis contributes to development of diverticles. Regeneration phase: inflammation, bacterial infection; chronic: can lead to varices of the esophagus.\n\n', '', 1572522692, '', 7, 1, 'Kora', '95.126.187.101', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6020, 'en', '', 1, 1449101272, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(167, 'Kreislaufsystem - Arterien', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Arterien', 161, '!Blutgefässe - Arterien\n!!Anatomie\nArterien sind die Blutgefäße im ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Kreislauf)), die ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut ))__vom ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz (Übersicht)|Herzen)) weg__ transportieren. Ihre Gefäßwände bestehen aus ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Bindegewebe|Bindegewebe)) mit einer Schicht ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatter Muskulatur)), welche sie eng oder weit einstellt - hieran sind das autonome Nervensystem sowie die ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Periost|Periost))reaktion beteiligt. Diese Funktion reguliert den Blutdruck.\nAlle Arterien mit Ausnahme der __Lungen- und ((Geschlechtsorgane - Nabel|Nabel))arterien__ transportieren sauerstoffreiches Blut. \n\n{img fileId=\"2\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafik: wikipedia, Sansculotte\n\n{img fileId=\"223\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafik: wikipedia, kelvinsong\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais\n__Großhirnmark__ ( - / + ) für Bindegewebe & Klappen, Relais entspricht der Lokalität\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Mittelhirn__ (+/0) für glatte Muskelfasern, Relais entspricht der Lokalität\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema\nFunktionsbezogener Selbstwert (zB nicht in der Lage, mit genügend Nährstoffen oder Information zu versorgen), in Bezug auf die betroffene Region oder ihrer Interpretation.\nHäufig sekundärer Prozess initiiert durch Konflikte anderer Organe.\n\nBlut ist mit der eigenen __Identität__ verknüpft, das erklärt die Kraft der Konflikte des Kreislaufsystems.\n\nAssoziation entsprechend Seitendominanz und Lokalität:\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\n__Selbstzweifel, Sorge__\n*Ich bin nicht im Fluss. \n*Ich kann das nicht rüberbringen. \n*Ich komme nicht vom Fleck. \n*Ich kann mich nicht selbst versorgen (zB in Bezug auf einen Konflikt und dessen organischem Ausdruck). \n*Ich kriege das nicht hin!\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung\n*Ich bin in perfektem Fluss. \n*Alle Organe und Zellen meines Körpers sind wohlversorgt und helfen einander.\n*Ich bin wer ich bin!\n\n!!Organ\n\n!!!Stressphase\n__Schwächung der Gefäßwand__ durch verminderte Trophik, ggf Nekrose. Verminderter Aufbau elastischer oder kollagener Fasern, dadurch sind __Gefäßrupturen__ leichter möglich. Die Gefäßwandmuskulatur reagiert mit Kontraktion und Verdickung, um Perforation zu verhindern. Findet dies nicht statt, kommt es zu Aussackungen (__Aneurysma__)\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase\nDie Gefäßverletzungen oder Nekrosen werden mit Hilfe von __Cholesterol__ repariert, dieses kann von schmerzhafter Entzündung und Schwellung begleitet sein. Der Prozess kann zur Plaquebildung sowie zu Fett- oder Kalkablagerung (__Arteriosklerose__) im Gefäß führen, vor allem bei Rezidiven. Dadurch kann es zu Gefäßverschluss (__Okklusion__) kommen. \"Gefäßverschluss\" kann auch durch Schwellung in Verbindung mit ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|NSR))-Syndrom in der Regenerationsphase A auftreten. Gefäßrupturen geschehen auch zu Beginn der Regenerationsphase durch en vergrößerten Druck im Gewebe. Blutgefäßtumoren (__Angiosarkom, Hämangiosarkom__) entwickeln sich unter suboptimalen Regenerationsbedingungen, in denen der Prozess kein Gesundungssignal für seinen Abschluss bekommt (\"hängende Regeneration\").\n\n!!!Heilkrise\nDie Gefäßwandmuskulatur kann mit spontanen Spasmen während der Regenerationsphase reagieren.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\nNach abgeschlossener Regeneration (GHML-Sonderverhalten) sind die Gefäßwände stärker als zuvor, um einer zukünftigen Verletzung an dieser Stelle vorzubeugen. Sie werden dadurch aber auch rigider und weniger flexibel.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele\n*Ein Kettenraucher erhielt die Prognose vom Arzt, dass wenn er nicht aufhöre zu rauchen, er ein Raucherbein (Gangrän, Endangiitis obliterans, Buerger-Syndrom) bekäme und sein Bein amputiert werden müsse. Er erlitt bei der Vorstellung einen sekundären funktionellen Selbstwertkonflikt.\n\n*Als der diabetische Patient mit erhöhtem Blutzuckerspiegel erfuhr, dass seine Werte (HbA1c von 10.5) zu Kreislaufbeschwerden und Neuropathie der Beine führen können, erleidet er einen funktionellen Selbstwertkonflikt der Blutgefäße seiner Beine. \n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\r\n*Die betroffene Seite deutet auf der dominanten Seite auf einen primären Konfliktinhalt bzgl Partner, Freund oder Rivale, auf der nichtdominanten Seite bzgl Mutter, Kind oder dem inneren Kind hin. Für Besonderheiten der Herzregion, siehe auch __((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronararterien - Intima))__ (GHR-/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-)\r\n\r\n* In dieser [https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(16)31714-7/fulltext|Studie] wurde gezeigt, wie psychosozialer chronischer Stress (messbar an Aktivität der Amygdala) mit erhöhter Bildung hämatopoetischer Stammzellen im Knochenmark, sowie mit der Produktion proinflammatorischer Zytokine zusammenhängt, die Entzündung der Arterien und damit potentiell Arteriosklerose begünstigen.[https://www.heilpraxisnet.de/naturheilpraxis/stress-fuehrt-auch-ohne-keime-zu-entzuendungen-20170112215866]. Das beschreibt, wie  chronische Auf- und Abbauprozesse der Blutgefäße durch das körpereigene System durch soziale Stressoren und Trigger bedingt sind.\r\n\r\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\r\n__((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Periost|Knochenhaut/Periost))__ (Blutregulation, Knochensensibilität und -versorgung) (GHR -/+, Sensibilität IHR +/-) ungerechte Trennung/schmerzhafter Kontakt: Stressphase \"kalter Rheumaschmerz\" und Minderdurchblutung der Extremitäten. Diese Minderversorgung kann auch an einem Ulcus Cruris (\"offenes Bein\") beteiligt sein.\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Venen|Venen))__ (GHML -/+) sind bis auf Lungen- und Nabelvenen für den Rücktransport sauerstoffarmen Blutes vom Kapillarsystem zum Herzen verantwortlich. Stress (Bewegungs-Selbstzweifel, Fesselung): Schwächung, Varizen; Regenerationsphase: Phlebitis, ggf Thrombose\r\n\r\n__Arterieller Bluthochdruck kann verschiedene Ursachen haben:__\r\n\r\n*generelle ((Hormone - Nebennierenmark|Stressreaktion)) (Sympathikotonie)\r\n\r\n*((Harnsystem - Nierenparenchym|Nierenparenchym)) (GHML -/+): Konflikt bzgl Wasser/Ertrinken in der Stressphase\r\n\r\n*Rechtes ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Kammermyokard)) (GHML -/+) Überforderungskonflikt in der Regenerationsphase\r\n\r\n*((Hormone - Nebennierenrinde|Nebennierenrinde)) (GHML -/+) Orientierungs-/Motivationsverlust in der Regenerationsphase\r\n\r\n*((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Herzbeutel)) (KH +/-) Schutz des Herzens in der Stressphase\r\n\r\n', '', 1578657654, '', 24, 0, 'Kora', '83.34.155.223', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 6570, 'de', '', 1, 1453247074, 'n', '', 'n', NULL),
(168, 'Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Herz+-+Koronararterien+%28Intima%29', 168, '!Herz - Blutgefäße - Koronararterien\n!!Anatomie\nDer Koronar((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|kreislauf)) sind die __((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Blutgefäße)), die den Herzmuskel selbst versorgen__. Obwohl die Herzwände mit Blut in Kontakt sind, ist der Muskel so dick, dass er eine eigene Gefäßversorgung in seine Tiefen benötigt. Die sauerstoffreiches ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut ))führenden __Koronararterien entspringen dem Aortenbogen oberhalb der Aortenklappe__. Es gibt zwei Hauptgefäße: \n\nDie __linke Herzkranzarterie__ versorgt\n*die Muskulatur des linken ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhofs)) und der linken ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Kammer)),\n*den Großteil der ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Herzscheidewand)) und\n*einen Anteil der Vorderwand des rechten Ventrikels.\n\nDie__ rechte Herzkranzarterie__ versorgt\n*die Muskulatur des rechten Vorhofs und der rechten Kammer,\n*den hinteren Teil der Herzscheidewand,\n*den Sinusknoten und den AV-Knoten, und\n*einen Anteil der Hinterwand des linken Ventrikels.\n\nDie Koronargefäße entsprechen in ihrem Aufbau denen des Körperkreislaufs.\n\n{img fileId=\"188\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"7\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} Bild: Wikipedia (Urheber J. Heuser)\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"355\" thumb=\"box\"}Inselrinde, graphic: wikipedia, Henry Gray\n\n!!!Relais:\r\nA) __Großhirnrinde/Plexus Cardiacus__ ( - / + ) für Tunica Intima (Sensibilität IHS +/-) und für AV-Knoten-Rhythmus\r\n{img fileId=\"109\" thumb=\"box\"} Schnitt durch die Großhirnrinde im Bereich der Insula, Coronararterienrelais in \"3 Uhr\"\r\n\r\nB ) __Mittelhirn/Plexus Cardiacus__ (+/0) für Gefäßmuskelschicht\r\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}Herzregion liegt zentral, Hirn-Organ-Beziehung gekreuzt!\r\n\r\nC) __Großhirnmark__ (-/+) für Bindegewebe der Gefäßwände\r\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}Herzregion liegt zentral re & li vom Balken, Hirn-Organ-Beziehung ungekreuzt!\r\n\r\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema\nZusammen wirken:\n*A1) GHR: Revierverlust, Statusverlust (maskulines Empfinden): kann familien- berufs- oder sexuell relatiert sein.\n*A2) GHR: Sexuelle Frustration oder Liebesverlust (feminines Empfinden) oder sexueller Konflikt\n*B) MH: Versorgung, Überlebenssicherung (Blut\"brocken\"-Transport)\n*C) GHML: Herz-Versorgung, Autarkie, Stolz (Selbstwert-Aspekt)\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\nA1) GHR: __Empörung, Panik, Hass__\n*Sie sind in mein Revier eingedrungen. \n*Man hat meinen Platz besetzt! \n*Ich muss um meinen Status kämpfen! \n*Ich muss gewinnen! \n*Er hat meine Frau gestohlen. \n*Sie nehmen mir meinen Arbeitsplatz weg! \n*Mein Leben hat keinen Sinn mehr.\n\nA2) GHR: __Eifersucht oder Selbstaufgabe__\n*Ich habe mein Herz aufgegeben. \n*Warum will er mich nicht? \n*Warum liebt er mich nicht mehr? \n*Mein Leben hat keinen Sinn mehr. \n*Ich bin geschändet. \n*Er sieht mich nur als Ding.\n\nB ) MH: __Panik__\n*Das Herz muss genügend Blut bekommen!\n\nC) GHML: __Sorge__\n*Tue ich genug für mein Herz? \n*Kann mein Herz das schaffen?\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\n*Jetzt kann ich mich für Freiheit entscheiden. \n*Jetzt will ich mich für wahre Liebe öffnen. \n*Ich liebe mich so wie ich bin.\n\n!!Organ\nDas Relais wird geteilt von der Schleimhaut in ((Geschlechtsorgane - Samenleiter, Bläschendrüse, Prostata Ausführungsgänge|Bläschendrüse & Samengängen)), sowie der ((Geschlechtsorgane - Penis Eichel und Vorhaut|penalen)) und klitoralen Libido.\n\n__Sensibilitätsveränderung__: \n*in __Koronararterien__ gemäß IH mit __Hyperästhesie in der Stressphase__\n*in den __Samengängen__ gemäß ÄH mit __Hyperästhesie in der Regenerationsphase__..\n\n!!!Stressphase\n__Erhöhter Blutfluss__ und -druck durch muskuläre Erweiterung des Lumens der Koronararterien und ggf Abbauprozesse (Ulzeration) der inneren Blutgefäßwände. Typische Symptome sind einschießender stechender Schmerz, Brustenge (__Angina Pectoris__) und möglicherweise depressive Verfassung (siehe Revierbereichs-Konstellationen/Hormonwaage). __Bradykardie__ und Extrasystolen sind möglich.\n\nIm Falle eines sexuellen Konfliktbezugs fällt der Testosteronspiegel (beim Mann ulzeriert auch die Auskleidung des Samenbläschens), was die Fruchtbarkeit und Potenz beeinflusst. Der Betroffene kann dann erektile Dysfunktion und depressive Zustände erleben. Die penale (bei Frauen klitorale) Erregbarkeit ist vermindert.\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase\nTypisch sind schmerzlose Schwellung und Verengung der Herzkranzarterien (__Stenose__) sowie ein periinsuläres Hirnödem in Regenerationsphase A. Reparatur der Gefäßinnenwände mit Hilfe von Cholesterol, daher __erhöhte Blutfettwerte__. Im Gegensatz zu früheren Vorstellungen werden im Fall des Gefäßverschlusses Kollateralgefäße ausgebildet, die die Blutzufuhr sichern.[http://www.wrf.org/alternative-therapies/g-strophantin-heart-disease.php|Quelle]\n\n!!!Heilkrise\nIn der Heilkrise, die spätestens 3-6 Wochen nach Konfliktlösung erfolgt, kommt es zu __Bradykardie__ bis zum Herzstillstand (__Cardioplegie__), zusammen mit Herzschmerz, __Angina Pectoris__, Panik und Vernichtungsgefühl, Schwindel und Gleichgewichtsverlust, Flachatmung und Bewusstlosigkeit (Absence). Bei wenig Konfliktmasse kann diese Krise trotzdem unbemerkt vorübergehen! \n\nDas Verhalten im periinsulären Hirnrelais ist ausschlaggebend für die Organsymptomatik. Es kann zu __Herzarrhythmien__, Ventrikelflimmern,und Herzstillstand kommen. Die Gefäßmuskulatur krampft tonisch-klonisch wie bei einem Grand-Mal-Anfall des Herzens. \n\n!!!Regenerationsphase B \nNach der Heilkrise normalisiert sich die Kammerfrequenz, und die Gefäßverletzungen vernarben.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\nErweiterung der Herzkranzgefäße und erhöhte Aktivität der glatten Gefäßmuskulatur sollen das Myocard besser versorgen, wodurch die Leistungsfähigkeit steigt und das Revierverhalten (Imponieren) verstärkt werden kann. Es ist hier besonders deutlich, dass die beschriebene Veränderung nur für einen sehr begrenzten Zeitraum in einer Notsituation sinnvoll sein kann. Der Organismus ist nicht für permanente Höchstleistung ausgelegt: daher können diese Reaktionen keine bleibenden Strategien darstellen.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele\n__Revierverlust__:\n*Der Klient wurde von seiner Frau verlassen\n\n*Ein Firmenangestellter wird bei der Neubesetzung des Chefpostens übergangen. Ein jüngerer Mann wird ihm als Vorgesetzter präsentiert.\n\n*Bei der Scheidung nimmt die Ehefrau die Kinder mit sich und enthält ihrem Exmann den Kontakt vor.\n\n__Sexueller Konflikt oder Liebesverlust__:\n*Die Klientin war ein unerwünschtes Baby. Schon als Kind war sie \"herzkrank\".\n\n*Die Klientin wurde in ihrer Kindheit regelmäßig sexuell missbraucht. Sie zeigt eine Nymphomanen-Konstellation, zeugte jedoch keine Kinder.\n\n*Eine junge Frau hat Ängste, von ihrem Freund verlassen zu werden. Ihre Herzsymptome lösen weitere relatierten Reaktionen aus, die den Herzbeutel betreffen.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\nDieses Relais gehört zu den __Revierbereichen__ der Großhirnrinde mit der Thematik sozialer Positionierung und Zugehörigkeit. Es gelten Sonderregeln für die Bewertung der Seitendominanz. Konflikte haben Einfluss auf die sexuelle und soziale \"__Hormonwaage__\" und können manische oder depressive Zustände bewirken. (siehe \"Konstellationen\" verknüpft mit der Funktion der ((Hormone - Hypophyse Hinterlappen|Neurohypophyse)))\n{img fileId=\"136\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Warnung__: Konflikte die Koronargefäße betreffend können bei großer Konfliktmasse (Stärke x Dauer) einen tödlichen __Infarkt__ nach sich ziehen. Daher ist bei solchen Klienten auf gründliche Transformation des Erlebens zu achten (SUD-Skala), sowie die Stärke und Resilienz nach erfolgter Therapie zu testen. Oft weisen die Klienten natürliche __Transformationsstrategien durch Konstellationen __auf, die die physischen Auswirkungen des Programmes reduzieren. Da positive Transformation wie Verzeihen und Umwerten nicht eingefordert werden kann, bleibt infarktgefährdeten Klienten in dem Fall, den Konflikt nur schrittweise aufzulösen oder ihn bewusst auf niedrigem Level zu reaktivieren\n\n!!!Unterscheidung zwischen koronarer Herzkrankheit und Myokardinfarkt\nDie Koronargefäße versorgen den Herzmuskel und beeinflussen damit dessen Verhalten. Daher ist in langdauernden Revierkonfliktprozessen Beteiligung/Schwächung des Herzmuskels zu erwarten. Jedoch gibt es Myokardinfarkte mit Muskelabbau oder -nekrose ohne Gefäßablagerungen und Koronarverschluss, die sich allein auf das Empfinden der Überlastung beziehen, bzw in der Regenerationsphase auf deren Lösung. Ein Myokardinfarkt im rechten Herzen führt zu spontanem Blutdruckanstieg durch Kompensationsmechanismus, ist das linke Herz betroffen, kommt es zu Blutdruckabfall. __Bei einem Koronarinfarkt hingegen ist der Blutdruck nicht relevant verändert__.\n\n!!!Konstellationen:\nRevierbereichskonstellationen beeinflussen die Hormonbalance und zeigen manische und/oder depressive Tendenzen: Stressbetonung der linken Hemisphäre reduziert die Ausschüttung von Östrogenen und macht \"manisch\", Stressbetonung der rechten Hemisphäre reduziert Androgene und macht \"depressiv\".\n\n__Todessucher (Postmortal)__: Koronararterien und -((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|venen)). __Interesse am Tod__ und der Zeit danach. Suizidgedanken, in Manie Risiko des Suizids. Furchtlos. Gibt sich für ein größeres Ziel auf. __Positiv: Bedingungslose Liebe__!\n{img fileId=\"94\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\nMöglicherweise Selbstmordattentäter, wenn zusammen mit aggressiver Konstellation.\n\n__Nymphomanie/Casanova__: Koronararterien und -((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|venen)). Beide Konflikte haben ein sexuelles Thema. __Flirtverhalten__ und ständige Suche nach wechselnden Liebhabern, dabei oft physisch schwer erregbar und reduzierte Fruchtbarkeit/Potenz. Manisch: aktives Flirtverhalten, depressiv: schüchtern, passiv. __Positiv: Bedingungslose Liebe__\n{img fileId=\"95\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Herz - Koronarvenen))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stress (Status-/Liebesverlust): Herzschmerz, Manie, Tachykardie; Heilkrise: Tachykardie, Kammerflimmern, Bewusstlosigkeit\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Herz - Endokard))__ (GHML, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stress (Herzleistung-Selbstzweifel): verminderte Herzleistung durch Klappeninsuffizienz\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Herz - Kammermyokard))__ (GHML, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stress (Überforderung): verminderte Herzleistung durch lokale Paralyse & Nekrosen, Heilkrise Myokardinfarkt\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Herz - Vorhofmyokard)) __(MH, Plexus Cardiacus, +/0) Regenerationsphase (nach Überlastung): Vorhoftachykardie, Vorhofflimmern\n\n__((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Herz - Herzbeutel))__ (KH +/-) Stressphase (Schutz des Herzens) Druckgefühl “Panzerherz”, Regenerationsphase Erguss und Herzinsuffizienz \n', '', 1557679808, '', 31, 1, 'Kora', '91.2.185.134', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Kora', 11049, 'de', '', 1, 1453400486, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(170, 'Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)', 'Integument+-+Dermis+%28Lederhaut%29', 214, '!Haut – Dermis / Lederhaut\r\n!!Anatomie\r\nIm Aufbau der ((Integument - Haut Übersicht|Haut)) ist die Dermis / Lederhaut die Gewebsschicht unter der __((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)) / Oberhaut__. Sie besteht aus mesodermalem Bindegewebe mit \"Althirn\"- Bezug, und schützt den Körper vor Belastung von aussen, gewährt also seine Integrität. Die Dermis ist mit der Epidermis durch deren Basalmembran dicht verbunden. In der Dermis liegen die __Haarfollikel__, __Schweissdrüsen__, __Talgdrüsen__, sowie __apokrine Drüsen__ und __((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Blutgefäße))__. Sie enthält auch Nervenendigungen, die Berührungs- und Temperaturempfindung vermitteln, und ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatte Muskelzellen)) z B zum Aufrichten der Haare. Die Blutgefäße der Dermis sind für die ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Ver))- und ((Kreislaufsystem - Venen|Entsorgung)) der eigenen Zellen sowie für die der Basalmembran der Epidermis verantwortlich. \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"16\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\r\n\r\n!!Gehirn\r\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relais:\r\n__Kleinhirn__ ( + / - ) dorsal\r\n{img fileId=\"108\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Psyche\r\n!!!Biologisches Thema:\r\nIntegrität, Schutz, Attacke, Beschmutzung\r\nHautsymptome beziehen sich auf den Ort ihres Auftretens. Der Konflikt kann direkt an diesem Ort erlebt sein (wie ein Angriff oder ein Kontaktverlust an der Stelle), oder eine symbolische Verbindung gemäß der Grafik haben. Seitendominanz ist relevant.\r\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Emotionen, Gedanken:\r\n__Verwundbarkeit, Abscheu, Besudelung, Schändung__.\r\n*Ich fühle mich schutzlos. \r\n*Ich fühle mich getroffen.\r\n*Das ist meine schwache Stelle.\r\n*Ich muss eine \"dicke Haut\" entwickeln!\r\n!!!META-Bedeutung\r\n*Jetzt kann ich entscheiden, welcher Kontakt gut für mich ist. \r\n*Ich bin beschützt.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stressphase:\r\nVerstärkte Aktivität der Schweiss- und/oder der Talgdrüsen der Haut, __unreine Haut__, Talgpfropfen (\"Mitesser\"), und ggf Aufstellen der Haare (\"Gänsehaut\"). \r\n\r\n__Zuwachs der Dermiszellen__ und ggf der Pigmentzellen, auch aus der Basalschicht der ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)): Nävi (Muttermale) und Melanome können sich bilden.\r\n\r\nDie Dermis kann lokal oder in ganzen Hautsegmenten (Dermatomen) betroffen sein.\r\n\r\n!!!Regenerationsphase:\r\nFunktionsnormalisierung und Abbau überschüssiger Zellen der Dermis mit entzündlichen Prozessen und ggf bakterieller Beteiligung oder Anwesenheit von Pilzen (Candida, __Fußpilz__, Nagelpilz) oder Pilzbakterien (Tuberkelbakterien bei Lepra). Bildung von Pickeln (__Akne__), Eiterpusteln und Hautabszessen, auch __Haarfollikelabszesse__ möglich. \r\n\r\nMelanome können bluten und nach Krustenbildung abfallen. Die Dermis kann mit der Epidermis an der __Gürtelrose__ (Herpes Zoster) beteiligt sein.\r\n\r\nChronische Aktivität oder epigenetisch ererbte Konfliktstrategien können sich in __Sklerodermie__ (Panzerhaut) ausdrücken.\r\n\r\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\r\nIn der Stressphase wird die Funktion der Dermis verstärkt, um besser gegen äussere Einflüsse und Angriffe zu schützen (physische oder psychisch empfundene oder befürchtete Attacke, Integritätsverlust, Beschmutzung).\r\n\r\n!!Sozial\r\n!!!Beispiele:\r\n*Die Klientin fühlt sich nach der Brustoperation beraubt und verletzt. Sie bekommt schließlich Abszesse im Achselbereich.\r\n*Ein Mann ekelt sich davor, im Urlaub auf Kakerlaken zu treten. Er bekommt Fußpilz.\r\n*Der junge Klient fühlt sich in der Schule gemobbt und bekommt Pickel im Mund- und Kinnbereich.\r\n*Die verängstigte Klientin bekommt jedesmal Schweissausbrüche, wenn sie an die Konfrontation mit ihrem Arbeitgeber denkt.\r\n\r\n!!Zusätzliche Information\r\nDie pigmentbildenden Zellen der Haut befindet sich hauptsächlich in der Basalmembran der Epidermis. Bei einem pigmentierten __Melanom__ sind Relais sowohl in der Großhirnrinde (Kontakt/Trennung) und im Kleinhirn (Integrität/Beschmutzung) beteiligt.\r\n\r\n!!!Konstellationen\r\n__Kleinhirn-Konstellation__: verminderte Sensibilität (physisch und emotional), \"körpereigenes Schmerzmittel\" mit Dissoziation, Empathielosigkeit, ggf \"emotioneller Burnout\" \r\n\r\n__ Hygienemanie __(zusammen mit Pankreas/((Hormone - Alpha-Inselzellen|Langerhans Alphazellen))): Waschzwang, extreme Hygiene und Angst vor Schmutz und Bakterien \r\n\r\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\r\n__((Integument - Epidermis|Haut - Epidermis))__ (GHR -/+): Stress (Kontakt/Distanz): dünne, blasse, trockene oder schuppige Haut, möglicherweise Pigmentverlust (Vitiligo); Regeneration: gerötete, geschwollene, empfindliche Haut, Jucken und evtl Schmerz (Ekzem).\r\n\r\n__((Integument - Unterhautfettgewebe|Unterhautfettgewebe)) (((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Bindegewebe|Bindegewebe)))__ (GHML -/+): Stress (Attraktivität, Ressourcen): Nekrosen, Hautfaserrisse und Bildung von Dehnungsstreifen; Regeneration: Wassereinlagerung, überschießender Aufbau, Keloidbildung\r\n\r\n__((Nerven - Myelinscheide|Myelinscheide der Nerven))__ (KH +/-): Stress (Schmerzangst): ggf Bildung von Neurofibromen die mehrere Hautschichten durchwachsen\r\n\r\n__((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Periost|Knochenhaut/Periost))__(GHR -/+) Stress (tiefer Schmerz, Empörung): blasse, kalte Haut durch Gefäßverengung der lokalen Kapillaren\r\n\r\nDie Haut und ihre Ernährung wird durch das __((Hormone - endokrines System Übersicht|Hormonsystem))__ beeinflusst.\r\n\r\n', '', 1558016658, '', 13, 1, 'Kora', '79.229.225.48', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5351, 'de', '', 1, 1453420609, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(171, 'Integument - Epidermis', 'Integument+-+Epidermis', 382, '!Haut - Epidermis\r\n!!Anatomie\r\nDie aus dem Ektoderm entstandene Epidermis / Oberhaut ist die __äußerste Schicht der ((Integument - Haut Übersicht|Haut))__ und formt zusammen mit der ((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis)) / Lederhaut die Cutis. Die Epidermis besteht aus mehrschichtigem Plattenepithel aus Keratinozyten, zusammengesetzt aus der Basalmembran, wo die Zellteilung stattfindet, und mehreren weiteren Schichten mit zunehmender Verhornung. Entsprechend ihrer Beanspruchung ist die Oberhaut der Augenlider am dünnsten, und die der Fußsohle am dicksten.\r\n\r\nDie Epidermis hat __keine eigene Blutversorgung__, ihre Ernährung erfolgt durch die Dermis und die Sauerstoffversorgung durch die umgebende Luft. Sie besitzt aber ((Nerven - Sensible Innervierung|sensible Innervation)) und Empfindlichkeit für Berührung, welcher je nach Lokalität unterschiedlich ausgeprägt ist. Besonders sensibel sind die Fingerspitzen, die wir für den __Tastsinn__ benötigen.\r\n\r\n__Die Schichten im einzelnen sind:__\r\n*Die einlagige __Basalzellschicht__ enthält Merkel-Zellen für Berührungsempfindlichkeit  und Melanozyten (pigmentbildende Zellen).  \r\n>> Funktionen: Input für die Anforderung von Schutzreaktionen, Schutzunterstützung\r\n*Die __Stachelzellschicht__ (Stratum spinosum), wo die Verhornung beginnt, enthält Keratinozyten, die durch Desmosomen verbunden sind und aus dem Zellplasma Keratin, Proteine und Lamellenkörperchen bilden. Sie enthält auch lymphatische \"[https://www.spektrum.de/news/neue-rolle-der-langerhans-zellen/796075|Langerhans-Zellen]\" (dendritische Zellen) des Immunsystems. \r\n>> Funktionen: Errichtung und Einstellung der äusseren Barriere, Toleranz, Erneuerung\r\n*In der __Körnerzellschicht__ (Stratum granulosum) bilden sich die Keratinozyten zu leblosen Korneozyten (Hornzellen) um. Dabei werden Lipide (Fette) aus den Zellkörpern in den Zellzwischenraum überführt, wo sie eine Fettbarriere bilden, die das Eindringen von Wasser und wasserlöslichen Substanzen durch die Haut verhindert.\r\n>> Funktion: Errichtung der äusseren Barriere\r\n*Die __Hornschicht__ (Stratum corneum) besteht vollständig aus leblosen, verhornten Zellen und Fetten zum oberflächlichen Schutz des Körpers. Aus dieser Schicht lösen sich Hautschuppen ab.\r\n>>  Funktion: Schutz, Exkretion von Toxinen \r\n\r\nDie Epidermis ist von der Dermis durch eine __Basalmembran__ aus Faserproteinen getrennt die sie strukturell unterstützt.\r\n\r\nVon Bedeutung für das emotionale Thema ist hauptsächlich die Hautsensibilität und die __Bewertung des Gefühlten__, die die Funktion der äusseren Schichten mit steuern.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"16\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\r\n\r\n!!Gehirn\r\n{img fileId=\"111\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relais: \r\n__Großhirnrinde__ (-/+), sensorisches Rindenfeld\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} Grafik: Benjamin Cummings\r\n\r\n!!Psyche\r\n!!!Biologisches Thema:\r\n1. Kontaktverlust \r\n\r\n2. unerwünschter Kontakt\r\n\r\nHautsymptome beziehen sich auf den Ort ihres Auftretens. Der Konflikt kann direkt an diesem Ort erlebt sein (wie ein Angriff oder ein Kontaktverlust an der Stelle), oder eine symbolische Verbindung gemäß der Grafik haben: Seitendominanz ist relevant.\r\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken:\r\n1. __Sehnsucht__, unterdrückte Wut \r\n*Wie ich seine Berührung vermisse!\r\n*Ich will ihr nahe sein.\r\n*Sie hat mich verlassen! \r\n2. __Abwehr, Abscheu__ \r\n*Ich möchte in Ruhe gelassen werden.\r\n*Lass mich los!\r\n*Ich will das nicht fühlen!\r\n*Ich mag diese Berührung nicht!\r\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\r\n1. Ich habe alles was ich brauche, und kann alleine klarkommen. Ich kann mir Kontakt holen. Jetzt kann ich mit Nähe und Distanz spielen.\r\n\r\n2. Berühren und Berührtwerden ist sicher. Ich entscheide selbst, wo ich Distanz möchte, und kann das klar ausdrücken. \r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\nSensibilitätsveränderung nach __ÄHS__ (-/+) reduziert in der Stressphase, __erhöht in der Regenerationsphase__. Die Epidermis (__Ä__ussere __H__aut) gibt diesem Schema seinen Namen.\r\n\r\n!!!Stressphase:\r\n__Trockene, raue, blasse__ und __unsensible__ Haut, die evtl verstärkt schuppt. Häufig Gedächtnisverlust/-lücken (treten auch in der Regeneration auf). Die Hauternährung (über ((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis)) & Umwelt) ist vermindert.\r\n\r\nFunktionseinbußen der Melanozyten der Basalschicht sind möglich und können zu __Vitiligo__ führen. Der assoziierte Konflikt ist ein \"brutaler, ungerechter Kontakt-/Trennungs-Konflikt\". \r\n\r\nBeim Dermis (+/-)-assoziierten Melanom vermehrt sich die Pigmentproduktion der Melanozyten in der Stressphase des Attackekonflikts.\r\nSchuppendes oder __atopisches Ekzem__ wird in der Stressphase chronischer Muster diagnostiziert. \r\n\r\n!!!Regenerationsphase: \r\n__Hautrötung__, Schwellung und __Hypersensibilität__ sind typische Entzündungszeichen, es kann auch __brennende Schmerzen__ geben. Virale Infektionen können auftreten und sind entweder lokal begrenzt wie bei den __typischen Diagnosen__ Neurodermitis, Ekzem, Exanthem, Gürtelrose oder Nesselsucht (dies tritt besonders in der Triggerfunktion und bei gleichzeitig stressaktiven ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|NSR)) auf), oder generalisiert wie bei Masern, Röteln oder Scharlach.\r\n\r\n__Jucken__ tritt vor allem in der Regenerationsphase B auf (entsprechend der Abheilung von Hautwunden), aber in Verbindung mit [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histamin|Histamin] (gebildet in Mastzellen, Zellen der Epidermis, der Magenschleimhaut und in Nervenzellen) vor allem auch als __Warntrigger__, wie bei Allergien oder Nesselsucht. Diese kurzfristigen Reaktionen deuten auf einen früher erlebten UDIN mit Kontakt-/Trennungsthematik auf.\r\n{img fileId=\"163\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Warzen__ und Dornwarzen bilden sich in verlängerten Regenerationsphasen als überschießende Verhornung.\r\n\r\n!!!Heilkrise:\r\nKurze Reduktion der Symptome, Weggetretensein / Bewusstlosigkeit / Absence.\r\n\r\n!!!Biologischer Sinn:\r\nDurch die verminderte Sensibilität in der Stressphase wird die unangenehme oder die vermisste Berührung weniger empfunden.\r\n\r\n!!Sozial\r\n!!!Beispiele:\r\n*Das vierjährige Kind leidet unter der Scheidung seiner Eltern und der Tennung von ihrem Vater. Immer wenn sie ihn besucht hat, flammt ihre Haut auf (Neurodermitis). \r\n*Die Klientin bekam nach ihrem Umzug in ein fremdes Land weisse Hautflecken an den Beinen.\r\n*Ein Mann, der seine Familie und seine \"Wurzeln\" zurückgelassen hatte, bekommt Warzen an den Füßen. (Odum)\r\n*Die ältere Klientin bekommt nach dem Tod ihres Mannes schütteres Haar und pergamentartige Haut, und ihr Gedächtnis nimmt ab.\r\n*Junger Mann bekommt Lippenherpes beim Gedanken, von einer Flasche zu trinken, die bei den Arbeitskollegen \"im Kreis geht\".\r\n*Ein Fischer bekommt nach dem Verkauf seiner Boote und Ausscheiden aus dem Berufsleben Psoriasis besonders an Kopf, Lendenrücken, Kniekehlen, Unterschenkel, Hände. Diese Partien waren durch typische Kleidung und Berührungen an Bord (Mütze, Stiefel) geprägt. (Klapp)\r\n*Junger Mann bekommt schmerzhafte Gürtelrose nach Wiedervereinigung mit seinem Partner in einer \"Hassliebe-Beziehung\". (Klapp)\r\n!!!Körpergebiete:\r\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\r\n\r\nLokale Aktivierungen haben einen physischen Bezug, wenn an der Stelle Kontakt stattfand oder vermisst wird, oder einen assoziativen metaphorischen Bezug:\r\n*Kopf: Physische Berührung am Kopf (Streicheln oder Schlag), mentaler/spiritueller Kontakt\r\n\r\n*Gesicht: Zärtlichkeit vermissen, oder: Schlag ins Gesicht als Erinnerung gespeichert\r\n\r\n*Ohren: Auditive Trigger (Geräusch oder Stimme) für Kontaktverlust\r\n\r\n*Augenlider: Böse angeschaut werden, oder: Angst davor, den Kontakt nicht halten zu können, visuelle Trigger für Kontaktverlust\r\n\r\n*Mund/Lippen: Kontakt- oder Ausdruckskonflikt mit dem Mund\r\n\r\n*Rücken: loswerden wollen, \"den Buckel runterrutschen\"\r\n\r\n*Brust und Bauch: Konflikt mit Berührung oder Trennung, oft sexuell oder Zärtlichkeit \r\n\r\n*Schamlippen, Hoden oder Penis: Konflikt mit sexueller Berührung oder sexueller Trennung \r\n\r\n*Arme innen: Umarmen, festhalten vermisst \r\n\r\n*Arme aussen: Konflikt mit Abwehr\r\n\r\n*Hände: Feinfühligkeit, anfassen wollen, begreifen, behandeln wollen und nicht können \r\n\r\n*Hüften & Beine aussen: Konflikt mit Abwehr, Wegstoßen \r\n\r\n*Beine innen: Konflikt mit Festklammern, nicht beherrschen können (reiten) \r\n\r\n*Unterschenkel, Schienbein: Kontakt/Trennung verhindert Weiterkommen, \"Tritt vors Schienbein\" befürchtet\r\n\r\n*Füße aussen /Spann: wegkicken wollen\r\n\r\n*Fußsohlen / Zehen: vermisste Erdung, oder: zerstampfen wollen\r\n\r\n\r\n!!Zusätzliche Information\r\nIn chronischen Prozessen überlagern sich oft Symptome der Stress- und der Regenerationsphase. Subtile VAKOGS Stresstrigger reaktivieren häufig den Prozess in der Haut.\r\n!!!Nävus\r\nBei __Melanomen__ und Muttermalen (Nävus) reagieren oft die pigmentbildenden Zellen der Basalschicht im gleichen Sinn der ((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis)) (KH +/-) für verstärkten Schutz (dunkel=geschützt)\r\n\r\n!!!Psoriasis\r\nSchuppende Haut auf entzündlichem Grund: Mehrere Stresstrigger, überlagernde Kontakt-/Trennungskonflikte in unterschiedlichen Phasen. Auch können sich verschiedene Trigger und \"gemischte Gefühle\" überlagern.\r\n\r\n!!!Gürtelrose (Herpes Zoster)\r\nGelöster Kontakt-/Trennungskonflikt oft mit sexuellem Bezug und Beschmutzungskomponente, da die Dermis mitbetroffen sein kann.\r\n\r\n!!!Windpocken, Röteln, Masern\r\n\"Kinderkrankheit\" oft mit hohem Fieber, juckende rote Pusteln meist am ganzen Körper, generalisierter Kontakt-/Trennungskonflikt in Lösung, hinterlässt Immunität = Emanzipationstrategie.\r\n\r\n!!!Nesselsucht (Urticaria)\r\nStark juckende oder brennende Pusteln, oft in Verbindung mit weiteren Symptomen (Atmung). Starkes Histaminsignal, Warnungsreaktion. Oft gleichzeitig aktive ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|Flüssigkeitsretention)), dadurch Symptomverstärkung.\r\n\r\n!!!Demenz\r\nLange Stressphasen und Rezidive führen zu Einlagerungen /Kalzifizierungen in den Relais und zu zunehmendem Gedächtnisverlust. Dies stellt eine biologische Strategie der Trennungskonfliktminderung dar.\r\n\r\n!!!Konstellationen:\r\n__Sensorische Konstellation__: beidseitige Kontaktkonflikte führen zu sensorischen Halluzinationen.\r\n\r\n__Hygienemanie __(zusammen mit Pankreas/Langerhans ((Hormone - Alpha-Inselzellen|Alphazellen))): Waschzwang, extreme Hygiene und Angst vor Schmutz und Bakterien\r\n\r\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\r\n__((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis/Lederhaut))__ (KH +/-) Stress (Schutzlosigkeit): verstärkte Aktivität der Schweiss- und Talgdrüsen, Gewebsverstärkung mit oder ohne Pigmentbeteiligung; Regeneration: eitriger Gewebsabbau, Akne\r\n\r\n__((Nerven - Sensible Innervierung|Sensible Nerven)) __(GHR -/+) Hautschemen IHS & ÄHS mit Funktionsminderung bzw -erhöhung. ÄHS tritt zusammen mit Epidermis, aber auch unabhängig von Hautreaktionen auf.\r\n\r\n__((Integument - Unterhautfettgewebe|Unterhautfettgewebe)) (((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Bindegewebe|Bindegewebe)))__ (GHML -/+): Stress (Ressourcenlosigkeit, \"Dünnhäutigkeit\"): Nekrosen, Hautfaserrisse und Bildung von Dehnungsstreifen; Regeneration: Wassereinlagerung, überschießender Aufbau, Keloidbildung\r\n\r\n__((Nerven - Myelinscheide|Myelinscheide der Nerven))__ (KH +/-): Stress (Schmerzangst): ggf Bildung von Neurofibromen, die mehrere Hautschichten durchwachsen\r\n\r\n__((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Periost|Knochenhaut/Periost))__ (GHR -/+) Stress (tiefem Schmerz, Empörung): blasse, kalte Haut durch Gefäßverengung der lokalen Kapillaren\r\n\r\nDie Haut und ihre Ernährung wird durch das __((Hormone - endokrines System Übersicht|Hormonsystem))__ beeinflusst.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1558015491, '', 20, 1, 'Kora', '79.229.225.48', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Kora', 11655, 'de', '', 1, 1453458118, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(172, 'Integument - Haare', 'Integument+-+Haare', 39, '!Haar\n!!Anatomie\nHaar besteht aus __Keratin__, einem zähen Protein. Jedes Haar ist in der Haut durch einen __Haarbalg__ verwurzelt, einer Einstülpung der ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)). An der Basis dieser Wurzel, der Haarpapille, entsteht das Haarwachstum durch produktive Epithelzellen mit Beteiligung von pigmentbildenden Melanozyten. Die Ernährung geschieht durch ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Blutgefäße)) im Haarbalg, die auch ((Hormone - endokrines System Übersicht|Hormone)) zur Einstellung von Haarwachstum und -struktur befördern. In die Wurzel hinein mündet eine __((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Talgdrüse))__, wohingegen die äußere Wurzelschicht als Anknüpfungspunkt der glatten Arrector Pili __(Haaraufrichter)-Muskeln__ dient, und von ((Nerven - Sensible Innervierung|sensiblen Nervenfasern)) umwunden ist, die __Tastsinn__ vermitteln.\n\n{img fileId=\"16\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\nHaarwachstum geschieht in 3-phasigen Zyklen:\n*In der __anagenen Phase__ wächst das Haar kontinuierlich. Sie dauert für jedes Haar mehrere Jahre an.\n\n*In der __katagenen (Übergangs-) Phase__ verlangsamt sich das Wachstum, und der Haarbalg schrumpft für einige Wochen.\n\n*In der __telogenen (Ruhe-) Phase__ stoppt das Wachstum und das alte Haar löst sich vom Haarbalg. Ein neues Haar beginnt zu wachsen und schiebt das alte Haar heraus.\n\nHaare schützen vor UV- und Wärmestrahlung, vor Feuchtigkeit, Austrocknung und Auskühlung. Sie helfen, Duftstoffe (Pheromone) zu verbreiten, und Berührung wahrzunehmen.\nVolles Haar ist ein __Merkmal sexueller Attraktivität__. Haarlosigkeit, Tonsur oder Glatzköpfigkeit werden oft als Merkmal der Weisheit und Spiritualität aufgefasst.\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"111\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais:\n__Großhirnrinde__ ( - / + ) sensorisches Rindenfeld\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema:\nKontakt, Distanz\nAssoziiert: Kontaktverlust\n\nAssoziation zu Lokalität und Seitendominanz:\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken:\n__Sehnsucht__ oder __Abwehr__\n*Wie ich ihr Streicheln vermisse!\n*Er hat mich immer dort berührt.\n*Ich mag das nicht auf meinem Kopf fühlen!\n*Ich möchte ihm näher sein.\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\nMeine eigene Vorstellung bestimmt, wie ich das empfinde. Mein Kopf fühlt sich geliebt und beschützt.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase:\nVerminderte Trophik, trockene Kopfhaut, Schuppen, Verlust von Haarpapillen. Zunehmender __Haarausfall__ (Alopecia), entweder teilweise oder generell.\nWeitere Gründe für Haarausfall können hormonell, Übersäuerung oder Vergiftung sein.\nAuch verminderte Melaninproduktion (__Ergrauen__), verminderte Sensibilität und __Gedächtnisverlust__ sind Symptome der Stressphase.\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase:\nZu Beginn der Regenerationsphase kann starker, büschelweiser Haarausfall stattfinden. Später kommt es zu geröteter, sensibler, möglicherweise juckender Kopfhaut und wiederkehrendem Haarwachstum.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn:\nWie ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)): die verminderte Sensibilität verringert die Dramatik des Kontakts oder Kontaktverlustes. Auffällige Haarlosigkeit vermittelt auch eine soziale Sonderstellung.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele\n*Die Klientin bekommt dünneres Haar und Haarausfall, nachdem ihr erwachsener Sohn ausgezogen ist, der sie gern im Haaransatz berührte. Nach Loslassen des Sohnes und Finden von neuen Zielen wächst das Haar nach. (Klapp)\n\n*Die Klientin klagt über wiederkehrenden Haarausfall, nachdem sie ihn mit Meditation und Affirmationen schon verbessert hatte. Sie findet Zwiespalt in der inneren Bindung zu ihrem Bruder, der ihr Kindheitsheld war, aber sich dann von der Familie abwandte. Sie kann ihm nicht verzeihen. (Klapp)\n\n*Mädchen verliert Haar, seit der Vater nach der Scheidung wegzog.\n\n*Mann, der seine Familie verliert, ergraut frühzeitig. Nach Lebensumstellung produzieren die Haare wieder mehr Pigment.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\nHaar scheint Feingefühl über den unmittebaren Kontakt hinaus zu vermitteln und die Sensorik zu stärken, so wie Antennen. Jede Haarwurzel enthält einen Nerv. \n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\n__((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Haut - Dermis)) __(KH +/-): in der Stressphase (Verletzlichkeit) verstärkte Funktion der Schweiss- und Talgproduktion, fettiges Haar. Regenerationsphase möglicherweise eitriger Abbau mit Pilz und Mykobakterien. Diagnose z B Tinea Capitis „Scherpilzflechte“.\n\n__Haarausfall__ kann auch durch __Chemo- oder Strahlentherapie__, oder durch __Eisenmangel__ begründet sein.\n\nHaut, Haare und ihre Ernährung werden stark durch das __((Hormone - endokrines System Übersicht|Hormonsystem))__ beeinflusst.\n', NULL, 1487801581, NULL, 6, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Kora', 5000, 'de', NULL, 1, 1453751516, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL);
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(173, 'Integument - Haut Übersicht', 'Integument+-+Haut+%C3%9Cbersicht', 125, '!Haut - Übersicht\n!!Anatomie:\nDie Haut ist das größte Organ des Integumentalsystems. Sie besteht aus mehreren Schichten ekto- und mesodermalen Gewebes, und schützt die darunterliegenden ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Skelettmuskulatur|Muskeln)), ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Gefäße)) und inneren Organe. Die Haut ist __Kontaktfläche zur Umwelt__ und __filtert und schützt__ somit vor äusseren Bedingungen. Sie spielt eine Schlüsselrolle zur __Verhütung der Austrocknung__. Weitere Funktionen sind Isolierung, Temperaturregulierung, ((Nerven - Sensible Innervierung|Sensorik)), und die Produktion von Vitamin-D-Folaten. Stark verletzte Haut heilt unter Narbenbildung, die sich auf Pigmentierung und Behaarung auswirkt. Die Dicke der Haut variiert in verschiedenen Körperregionen. Bei Menschen ist sie unter den Augen und am Augenlid mit ca 0.5 mm am dünnsten, und zeigt dort daher am ehesten Zeichen des Alterns wie Fältchen. Am dicksten ist die Haut mit ca 4 mm an Handflächen und Fußsohlen. Alle Säugetiere sind behaart, sogar die haarlos erscheinenden Wasserbewohner.\n\n{img fileId=\"16\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"111\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais\n__Großhirnrinde__ (-/+) für ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)) incl ((Integument - Haare|Haar)) & ((Integument - Nägel|Nägel))\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Kleinhirn__ (+/-) dorsal für ((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis)) incl Schweiss- und Talgdrüsen\n{img fileId=\"108\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Mittelhirn__ (+/-) dorsal für ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatte Muskelzellen)) der Dermis\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Großhirnmark__ (-/+) für ((Integument - Unterhautfettgewebe|Unterhautfettgewebe)) und Kapillaren\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!META-Organgewebe\r\nGewebskapitel, Hirnrelais & biologische Thematik:\r\n\r\n((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)) (GHR -/+): Kontakt, Trennung, Distanz\r\n\r\n((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis)) (KH +/-): Integrität, Schutz\r\n\r\n((Integument - Unterhautfettgewebe |Subcutis)) (GHML -/+): Ressourcen, Attraktivität\r\n\r\n((Integument - Haare |Haare)) (GHR -/+): Kontakt, Trennung, Schutz\r\n\r\n((Integument - Nägel |Nägel)) (GHR -/+): Kontakt, Trennung, Schutz\r\n\r\n!!!Assoziationsbereiche\r\nHautsymptome beziehen sich auf den Ort ihres Auftretens. Der Konflikt kann direkt an diesem Ort erlebt sein (wie ein Angriff oder ein Kontaktverlust an der Stelle), oder eine symbolische Verbindung gemäß der Grafik haben:\r\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n', '', 1555432427, '', 8, 1, 'Kora', '88.1.132.204', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Kora', 2540, 'de', '', 1, 1453763057, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(174, 'Integument - Nägel', 'Integument+-+N%C3%A4gel', 66, '!Nägel\n!!Anatomie\nFinger- und Zehennägel sind __Schutzplatten__ auf den Ober- oder Außenseiten der Spitzen der Extremitäten. Sie bestehen aus __Keratin__, einem durchscheinenden, festen Protein, und ihre Funktion ist der von Klauen und Hufen vergleichbar. Mehrere Schichten kompakter, toter, verhornter Zellen machen Nägel stark und flexibel. Nägel haben auch __((Nerven - Sensible Innervierung|sensorische))__ sowie __Werkzeugfunktionen__, z B wirken Daumen- und Zeigefingernagel zusammen als Pinzette.\n\nDas Nagelbett ist die Haut unter der Nagelplatte und besteht aus einer ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis))- und einer ((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis))schicht als Matrix, die den Nagel mit ((Nervensystem Übersicht|Nerven)), ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Blut))- und ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|Lymphgefäßen)) versorgt. Die Hautfalte, die die Seiten und das proximale Ende des Nagels überlappt, wird Nagelfalz genannt. Der Nagel wächst unter der Epidermis von seinem proximalen Teil her.\n\n{img fileId=\"346\" thumb=\"box\"}Grafik:[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Accountalive|Wikipedia/Accountalive]\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"111\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais:\n__Großhirnrinde__ ( - / + ) sensorisches Rindenfeld\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema\nAktiver Kontakt in Anziehung, Angriff oder Verteidigung\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\n(unterdrückte?) __Aggression__ \n*Ich wünschte, ich könnte sie zerreißen!\n*Ich will das zu fassen kriegen!\n*Ich möchte seine Aufmerksamkeit gewinnen.\n*Ich hätte ihm das Gesicht zerkratzen wollen!\n!!!META-Bedeutung\n*Meine eigene Vorstellung entscheidet, wie ich diesen Kontakt wahrnehme.\n*Ich kann auf eine sichere und befriedigende Weise handeln und mich ausdrücken.\n*Jetzt geh ich da ran!\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase:\nVerminderte Trophik/Ernährung der Nägel, daher werden sie __dünner, brüchig__ oder bekommen Riefen (Onychorrhexis), in schweren Fällen Onychodystrophie. Onycholyse (Lösen der Nagelplatte) kann in der Stressphase auftreten, aber auch durch Nagelpilz verursacht sein, der in der Regenerationsphase der ((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis)) unter dem Nagel auftritt.\nWeitere Symptome der Stressphase können Sensibilitätsminderung sowie __Kurzzeitgedächtnisstörungen__ sein, so wie bei der ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)).\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase\nVerbesserung der Trophik, oft unter Entzündung (__onychia__). In chronisch rezidivierenden Prozessen, oder wenn die Umstände der Regeneration zu verstärkter Bildung von Keratin führen, könnnen eingewachsene Nägel (Onychokryptose) oder __exzessive Verdickung__ (Onychogrypose) auftreten.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\nEntsprechend der ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis)): Nägel verstärken die Wahrnehmung, während der Stressphase ist diese verringert. Dadurch kann der Kontaktkonflikt zeitweilig gelöst werden, oder auf Gehirnebene vergessen werden.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele:\n*Frau geht mit bemalten Fingernägeln \"auf Männerjagd\", aber als sie sich nicht offen so zeigen will, entwickelt sie Rillen in den Nägeln.\n\n*Ein Mann, der ständig mit seinem Nachbarn um sein Gartenrevier streitet, bekommt eingewachsene Fußnägel.\n\n*Rechtshändige Anwältin, die sich am Arbeitsplatz unbefriedigt und eingesperrt vorkommt, weil sie sich nie in Fälle \"eingraben\" darf, bekommt einen losen Nagel am rechten Mittelfinger.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Informationen\n__Nägelkauen__ ist der depressive Ausdruck der Aggressiven Konstellation (Identität & Revierärger: Rektumschleimhaut & kleine Magenkurvatur / Gallenblase & -gänge / Pankreasgang)\n{img fileId=\"68\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\nDas Verhalten ist eine meist unbewusste Angewohnheit, die darauf beruht, sich selbst zu \"entwaffnen\", Aggression nach aussen zu vermeiden und dadurch mehr akzeptiert und geliebt zu werden - dabei oft Eigenfixierung und \"autistische\" Züge.\n{img fileId=\"36\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n\n!!Zusammenhänge nach Wikipedia\n!!!Elastizität\n*Sprödigkeit wird mit Eisenmangel, ((Hormone - Schilddrüsenfollikelepithel|Schilddrüsenfunktion)) und ((Harnsystem - Nierenparenchym|Nierenfunktionsstörungen)) assoziiert\n*Brüchigkeit und Ausfasern wird mit [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psoriatic_nails|Psoriasis] und Mangel an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folic_acid|Folsäure], Protein und Vitamin C assoziiert.\n*Ungewöhnliche Verdickung kann mit Kreislaufproblemen zusammenhängen.\n\n!!!Form und Struktur\n*[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uhrglasn%C3%A4gel|Uhrglasnägel] werden mit Sauerstoffmangel und Lungenerkrankungen in Zusammenhang gesehen.\n*[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Koilonychie|Koilonychie] - aufwärtswachsende Löffelnägel - werden mit [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iron-deficiency_anaemia|Eisenmangelanämie] oder B12-Mangel assoziiert.\n*Tüpfelnägel werden mit [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psoriatic_nails|Psoriasis] assoziiert.\n*Horizontale [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beau%27s_lines|Beau-Linien] sind Ausdruck von Störungen der Zellteilung im Nagelbett durch Mangelernährung, Chemotherapie, oder Verletzung des Nagelbetts. \n\n!!!Entfärbung des Nagelbetts\n\n*Gelbfärbung des Nagelbetts ist Zeichen von chronischer Bronchitis, lymphatischen Problemen, Diabetes und Lebererkrankungen.\n*Braune oder kupferfarbene Nagelbetten hängen mit Arsen- oder Kupfervergiftung oder mit Pilzinfektion zusammen.\n*Röte wird mit Herzbedingungen in Zusammenhang gesehen.\n\n!!!Weitere Farbveränderungen\n\n*[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melanonychia|Melanonychia] (Längsstreifen, die nicht herauswachsen) besonders am Daumen oder Großzeh kann auf subunguales Melanom hinweisen.\n*Weisse Linien über den Nagel - [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leukonychia#Leukonychia_striata|Leukonychia striata] - können [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mees-Nagelb%C3%A4nder|Mees-Nagelbänder] oder [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muehrcke%27s_lines|Muehrcke\'s Linien] sein.\n*Kleine weisse Stellen sind als [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leukonychia#Leukonychia_punctata|Leukonychia punctata] bekannt.\n*Dunkle Nägel werden mit B12 -Mangel assoziiert.\n*Flecken auf der Nagelplatte (nicht dem Nagelbett) können mit Rauchen oder Hennagebrauch zusammenhängen.\n\n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\n__((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Haut - Dermis))__ (KH +/-, Beschmutzungsthematik): Nagelpilz (Onychomykose, Paronychia) tritt in der Regenerationsphase auf.\n\nNageldeformitäten können auch von __Druck__ oder __Verletzung__ herstammen, besonders wenn die Nagelmatrix betroffen ist.\n\nOnychodystrophie kann durch __Chemotherapie__ verursacht sein.\n\n\n', NULL, 1507852313, NULL, 7, 1, 'Thorsten', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Kora', 6647, 'de', NULL, 1, 1453769215, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(175, 'Nerven - Myelinscheide', 'Nerven+-+Myelinscheide', 167, '!Myelinscheide der Nerven\n!!Anatomie\nDie Myelinscheide ist eine __phospholipide Schicht__, welche die Axone (nicht die Dendriten) der ((Nervensystem Übersicht|Nerven)) des ZNS und eines Teils derer des ANS spiralförmig umhüllt. Die Unterbrechungen der __Ummantellung__ werden Ranviersche Schnürringe genannt. Myelin ist elektrisch isolierend, schützt das Axon und erhöht die __Geschwindigkeit der Reizleitung__ (saltatorische Leitung von Schnürring zu Schnürring). Während die Myelinisierung der Axone im ZNS durch Oligodendrozyten bewirkt wird, geschieht sie in den peripheren Nerven durch die Schwann-Zellen. Beide Typen gehören zu den Gliazellen. \n\n{img fileId=\"102\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} Quelle: Wikipedia\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"349\" thumb=\"box\"} Kleinhirnbereiche, [https://www.slideshare.net/HarshshaH103/cerebellum-its-function-and-releveance-in-psychiatry|Quelle]: Harsh shaH\n\n!!!Relais:\n__Kleinhirn__ ( + / - ) dorsal li & re\n{img fileId=\"108\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema:\nBerührungsangst, Schmerz (Weiterleitung und Beurteilung)\n\n!!!Gefühle und Gedanken:\n__Angst, Abwehr__\nBerührung wird als bedrohlich empfunden, da sie als Trigger für gespeicherte Schmerzempfindung dient (nach Schlag, Unfall, unverarbeitetem Trauma). Kann durch den starken Schmerz des Periosts (GHR, IHS) vermittelt sein. \n*Lass mich!\n*Das tut weh!\n*Ich will das nicht!\n*Ich mag es nicht, angefasst zu werden.\n*Ich muss das abblocken.\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\n*Ich bin geschützt.\n*Jetzt kann ich meine Empfindungen zulassen und mich sicher fühlen.\n*Ich liebe es, achtsam zu berühren und berührt zu werden! \n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase:\nVerstärkte Aktivität und __Zellzuwachs der Gliazellen__. Diese Fibrome können verschiedene ((Integument - Haut Übersicht|Haut-)) und ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Bindegewebe|Bindegewebs))schichten betreffen.\nDieser Zuwachs ist gekoppelt mit einer __verminderten Schmerzwahrnehmung__ im betroffenen Gewebe. Möglicherweise spielt hier die KH-Konstellation eine maßgebliche Rolle.\n\n__Mögliche Diagnsen__: Neurofibrom, Schwannom, peripheres Gliom \n\nEin vererbtes Reaktionsmuster mit Bildung von Neurofibromen und Pigmentveränderungen ist Morbus Recklinghausen.\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase:\nNeurofibrome können bestehen bleiben, oder in Präsenz von Bakterien oder Pilzbakterien abgebaut werden. In diesem Fall bildet sich eine __Talgzyste__ (Atherom, Grützbeutel). Die Sensibilität kehrt spontan zurück, ggf temporär erhöht.\nIm Fall chronischer Rezidive oder Vorprägung kann die __Myelinscheide abgebaut__ werden, was zu __Störungen der Reizübertragung__ der betroffenen Nerven führt. Typisches Krankheitsbild ist die Multiple Sklerose, bei der es im Zusammenhang auch zu Reaktionen der ((Nerven - Sensible Innervierung|sensorischen)) und ((Nerven - Motorische Innervierung|motorischen)) Nerven (GHR -/+) mit Paralyse in der Stressphase, sowie als Folgekonflikt zu Selbstwerteinbrüchen mit Muskelschwäche (GHML -/+) kommt.\n\n__Mögliche Diagnosen__: akute disseminierte Enzephalomyelitis (ADEM), akute Motorische Axonale Neuropathie, konzentrische Sklerose Baló, chronisch inflammatorische demyelinisierende Polyneuropathie, Guillain-Barré-Syndrom, funikuläre Myelose, Miller-Fisher-Syndrom, Transverse Myelitis.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn:\nDie Verstärkung der Schutzfunktion in der Stressphase soll die Schmerzempfindung neutralisieren.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele:\n*Ein 7-jähriges Mädchen muss wegen Umzugs der Eltern seine Spielkameraden verlassen. Es erleidet einen motorischen - und einen Schmerzkonflikt sowie einen Verlassenheitskonflikt und entwickelt MS. (Klapp)\n*Eine Frau mit emotionalem Hintergrund von Missbrauch (Kontakt-, Beschmutzungs- und Schmerzkonflikt) bekommt später im Leben stachelartige Neurofibrome an großen Teilen des Körpers. (Klapp) \n*Eine Sportlerin bekommt die Diagnose MS und fühlt sich und ihren Lebensinhalt zerstört. Der möglicherweise reversible Prozess wird durch die eigenen Assoziationen und Bewertungen und ihren Kampf chronisch, sie erlebt progressive Schwäche. Durch beharrliches Transformieren der UDINs und Glaubenssätze baut sie ihre Kraft wieder auf. (Valentic, MHU Archiv)\n*Eine junge Frau hält sich durch unbewusste Glaubenssätze für böse und schuldig. Sie ergreift einen heilenden Beruf, um den inneren Konflikt auszugleichen. Sie entwickelt MS mit motorischen und sensorischen Lähmungen. Durch Spiritualität findet sie die innere Lösung, und mit viel Geduld und Unterstützung gewinnt sie ihre Fähigkeiten zurück und findet ihre Identität.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\n__Neurofibrome__ sind unterteilt in 2 Kategorien: dermal und plexiform. Dermale Neurofibrome stehen in Zusammenhang mit einem einzelnen peripheren Nerven, während plexiforme Neurofibromeare mit mehreren Nervenbündeln assoziiert sind.\nDermale Neurofibrome entstehen meist zu Beginn der Pubertät. Sie können zu Stechen, Jucken, Schmerz und Entstellungen führen. \n\n__Fibromyalgie__ steht möglicherweise in Zusammenhang mit Demyelinisierung. [http://www.examiner.com/article/could-fibromyalgia-have-autoimmune-demyelinating-cases|http://www.examiner.com/article/could-fibromyalgia-have-autoimmune-demyelinating-cases]\n\n!!!Konstellationen:\n__Kleinhirn-Konstellation__: verminderte Sensibilität (physisch und emotional), \"emotioneller Burnout\", \n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\n__Haut - ((Integument - Epidermis|Epidermis))__ (GHR -/+) - Stressphase (Kontakt-Distanz): verminderte Sensibilität, raue und trockene blasse Haut; Regenerationsphase: gerötete sensible Haut, Ekzem\n\n__Haut - ((Integument - Dermis (Lederhaut)|Dermis))__ (KH +/-) - Stressphase (Verletzlichkeit): verdickte Haut ggf mit Pigment, Pickel, Talg- und Schweissproduktion, unreine Haut, ggf Melanom; Regenerationsphase: eitriger Gewebsabbau, Akne, Hauttuberkulose\n\n__((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Periost|Periost ))- Sensible Innervation der Knochen__ (GHR -/+), Stressphase (empörender Schmerz): Hypersensibilität, starker Schmerz, Minderdurchblutung der Region; Regenerationsphase: ggf auch Schmerz durch Schwellung/Aufdehnung\n\n__Nerven - ((Nerven - Sensible Innervierung|Sensible Innervation))__ (GHR -/+) - Stressphase (Fühlen verhindert): Anästhesie, Taubheit; Regenerationsphase: Parästhesien, Kribbeln, Jucken\n\n__Nerven - ((Nerven - Motorische Innervierung|Motorische Innervation))__ (GHR -/+) - Stressphase (Aktion verhindert): Paralyse; Heilkrise: epileptische Krämpfe\n\n__Fibromyalgie__ (ist üblicherweise eine Kombination aus verschiedenen Prozessen mesodermaler Strukturen und deren Sensorik) \n\n\n', NULL, 1488383764, NULL, 9, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Kora', 6611, 'de', NULL, 1, 1453852861, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(176, 'Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Herz+-+Koronarvenen+%28Intima%29', 107, '!Blutgefäße - Herz - Koronarvenen \n!!Anatomie:\nDie großen Herzvenen laufen über weite Strecken parallel zu den ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronararterien)) und werden deshalb auch als Koronarvenen bezeichnet. Diese sind aber nur ein Teil der Rückstromgefäße: der venöse Rückfluss des Herzens wird von drei Systeme bewerkstelligt: \n*Der größte Teil des venösen ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blutes)) wird durch das __Sinus-coronarius-System__ in den rechten Herzvorhof geleitet.\n*Das __transmurale System__ umfasst kleinere Venenäste auf der Herzoberfläche, die oberhalb der Trikuspidalklappe die Herzwand durchstoßen und direkt in den rechten Herzvorhof münden.\n*Zum __endomuralen System__ gehören die Thebesius-Venen, die aus der inneren Myokardschicht stammen und direkt in die verschiedenen Herzhöhlen münden. \n\nDie Koronargefäße entsprechen in ihrem Aufbau denen des Körperkreislaufs.\n\n{img fileId=\"188\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"355\" thumb=\"box\"}graphic: wikipedia, Henry Gray\n\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais:\r\nA) __Großhirnrinde/Plexus Cardiacus__ ( - / + ) für Tunica Intima (Sensibilität IHS +/-) und für AV-Knoten-Rhythmus\r\n{img fileId=\"109\" thumb=\"box\"} Schnitt durch die Großhirnrinde im Bereich der Insula, Coronarvenenrelais in \"9 Uhr\"\r\n\r\nB ) __Mittelhirn/Plexus Cardiacus__ (+/0) für Gefäßmuskelschicht\r\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"} Herzregion liegt zentral, Hirn-Organ-Beziehung gekreuzt!\r\n\r\nC) __Großhirnmark__ (-/+) für Bindegewebe der Gefäßwände\r\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}Herzregion liegt zentral re & li vom Balken, Hirn-Organ-Beziehung ungekreuzt!\r\n\r\n!!Psyche:\n!!!Biologisches Thema\nZusammen wirken:\n*A1) GHR Sexuelle Frustration oder Liebesverlust (feminines Empfinden) oder sexueller Konflikt\n*A2) GHR Revierverlust (maskulines Empfinden): kann familien- berufs- oder sexuell relatiert sein.\n*B) MH Versorgung, Überlebenssicherung (Blut\"brocken\"-Transport)\n*C) GHML Herz-Versorgung, Autarkie, Stolz (Selbstwert-Aspekt)\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\n\nA1) GHR: __Eifersucht oder Selbstaufgabe__\n*Ich habe mein Herz aufgegeben. \n*Warum will er mich nicht? \n*Warum liebt er mich nicht mehr? \n*Mein Leben hat keinen Sinn mehr. \n*Ich bin geschändet. \n*Er sieht mich nur als Ding.\n\nA2) GHR: __Empörung, Panik, Hass__\n*Sie sind in mein Revier eingedrungen. \n*Man hat meinen Platz besetzt! \n*Ich muss um meinen Status kämpfen! \n*Ich muss gewinnen! \n*Er hat meine Frau gestohlen. \n*Sie nehmen mir meinen Arbeitsplatz weg! \n*Mein Leben hat keinen Sinn mehr.\n\nB ) MH: __Panik__\n*Das Herz muss genügend Blut bekommen!\n\nC) GHML: __Sorge__\n*Tue ich genug für mein Herz? \n*Kann mein Herz das schaffen?\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\n*Jetzt kann ich mich für Freiheit entscheiden. \n*Jetzt will ich mich für wahre Liebe öffnen. \n*Ich liebe mich so wie ich bin.\n\n!!Organ:\nDas Relais wird geteilt mit der ((Geschlechtsorgane - Gebärmutterhals|Schleimhaut in Gebärmutterhals und -mund)), sowie der ((Geschlechtsorgane - Vagina|vaginalen))/((Verdauung - Rektum - anale Schleimhaut (Plattenepithel)|rektalen)) Libido. \nSensibilitätsveränderung gemäß IHS mit __Hyperästhesie in der Stressphase für Koronarvenen__, (gleichzeitig ÄHS mit Hyperästhesie in der Regenerationsphase für ((Geschlechtsorgane - Gebärmutterhals|Gebärmutterhals und -mund)) )\n\n!!!Stressphase\nGewebsabbau (Ulzera) der Tunika intima der Koronarvenen mit __Tachykardie__, stechenden Schmerzen und evtl __Angina pectoris__ (Brustenge, Druck ums Herz durch Reaktion der Gefäßwandmuskulatur). Dabei evtl __manische Zustände__.\n\nHat der Konflikt __sexuellen Bezug__, reagiert gleichzeitig die ((Geschlechtsorgane - Gebärmutterhals|Gebärmutterhalsschleimhaut)) mit schmerzloser Ulzeration, und der Östrogenspiegel ist vermindert, was zu Amenorrhoe und zu Unfruchtbarkeit führen kann. \n\n!!!Regenerationsphase\nReparatur des Gewebes mit Hilfe von Cholesterol, Thrombenbildung ist möglich. Die Regenerationsschwellung bereitet wegen der reduzierten Sensibilität (IHS) keine Schmerzen. Bei ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|NSR))-Beteiligung oder großer Konfliktmasse ist __Okklusion__ (Verschluss) eines Gefäßes oder __Embolie__ möglich.\nIm Fall der Beteiligung der Gebärmutterhalsschleimhaut heilt diese unter Schmerzen (ÄHS) und Blutung. Dabei ggf psychisch depressiver Zustand. Der Eisprung setzt wieder ein. Unter ungünstigen Umständen (unvollständige Heilung und fehlendes Abschlußsignal) kann sich ein Karzinom in Gebärmutterhals oder -mund bilden. \n\n!!!Heilkrise\nDie Heilkrise erfolgt, unabhängig von der Konfliktdauer, spätestens 3-6 Wochen nach dem Regenerationstrigger. Hier kommt es zu __kurzfristiger Manie, Herzschmerz, Tachykardie oder Kammerflimmern__ und evtl Bewusstlosigkeit (Absence). Eine ventrikuläre Tachykardie oder Re-Entry-Tachykardie kann diagnostiziert werden. Wegen Spasmen der Gefäßmuskulatur ist die Gefahr eines Thrombenabrisses und __Lungenembolie__ mit Dyspnoe groß.\nNach der Heilkrise erlebt der Betroffene meist starke Müdigkeit, während sich die Symptome zusehends normalisieren.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\nErweiterung der Herzkranzgefäße und erhöhte Aktivität der glatten Gefäßmuskulatur sollen das Myocard besser versorgen, wodurch die (sexuelle) Leistungsfähigkeit steigt und das Revierverhalten (Imponieren) verstärkt werden kann. Es ist hier besonders deutlich, dass die beschriebene Veränderung nur für einen sehr begrenzten Zeitraum in einer Notsituation sinnvoll sein kann. Der Organismus ist nicht für permanente Höchstleistung ausgelegt: daher können diese Reaktionen keine bleibenden Strategien darstellen.\n\n!!Sozial:\n!!!Beispiele\nSexueller Konflikt oder Liebesverlust:\n*Die Klientin war ein unerwünschtes Baby. Schon als Kind war sie \"herzkrank\".\n\n*Die Klientin wurde in ihrer Kindheit regelmäßig sexuell missbraucht. Sie zeigt eine Nymphomanen-Konstellation, zeugte jedoch keine Kinder.\n\n*Eine junge Frau hat Ängste, von ihrem Freund verlassen zu werden. Ihre Herzsymptome lösen weitere relatierten Reaktionen aus, die den Herzbeutel betreffen.\n\nRevier- oder Statusverlust:\n*Der Klient wurde von seiner Frau verlassen\n\n*Ein Firmenangestellter wird bei der Neubesetzung des Chefpostens übergangen. Ein jüngerer Mann wird ihm als Vorgesetzter präsentiert.\n\n*Bei der Scheidung nimmt die Ehefrau die Kinder mit sich und enthält ihrem Exmann den Kontakt vor.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\nDieses Relais gehört zu den __Revierbereichen__ der Großhirnrinde mit der Thematik sozialer Positionierung und Zugehörigkeit. Es gelten Sonderregeln für die Bewertung der Seitendominanz. Konflikte haben Einfluss auf die sexuelle und soziale \"__Hormonwaage__\" und können manische oder depressive Zustände bewirken. (siehe \"Konstellationen\" verknüpft mit der Funktion der ((Hormone - Hypophyse Hinterlappen|Neurohypophyse)))\n{img fileId=\"136\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Warnung__: Konflikte die Koronargefäße betreffend können bei großer Konfliktmasse (Stärke x Dauer länger als 9 Monate) einen tödlichen Infarkt nach sich ziehen. Daher ist bei solchen Klienten auf gründliche Transformation des Erlebens zu achten (SUD-Skala), sowie die Stärke und Resilienz nach erfolgter Therapie zu testen. Oft weisen die Klienten __natürliche Transformationsstrategien durch Konstellationen__ auf, die die physischen Auswirkungen des Programmes reduzieren. Da positive Transformation wie Verzeihen und Umwerten nicht eingefordert werden kann, bleibt infarktgefährdeten Klienten in dem Fall, den Konflikt nur schrittweise aufzulösen oder ihn bewusst auf niedrigem Level zu reaktivieren\n\n!!!Konstellationen: \nRevierbereichskonstellationen beeinflussen die Hormonbalance und zeigen manische und/oder depressive Tendenzen: Stressbetonung der linken Hemisphäre reduziert die Ausschüttung von Östrogenen und macht \"manisch\", Stressbetonung der rechten Hemisphäre reduziert Androgene und macht \"depressiv\".\n\n__Todessucher (Postmortal)__: ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronararterien)) und -venen. __Interesse am Tod__ und der Zeit danach. Suizidgedanken, in Manie Risiko des Suizids. Furchtlos. Gibt sich für ein größeres Ziel auf. __Positiv: Bedingungslose Liebe!__\n{img fileId=\"94\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\nMöglicherweise Selbstmordattentäter, wenn zusammen mit aggressiver Konstellation.\n\n__Nymphomanie/Casanova__: Koronararterien und -venen. Beide Konflikte haben ein sexuelles Thema. Flirtverhalten und ständige Suche nach wechselnden Liebhabern, dabei oft physisch schwer erregbar und reduzierte Fruchtbarkeit/Potenz. Manisch: aktives Flirtverhalten, depressiv: schüchtern, passiv. __Positiv: Bedingungslose Liebe!__\n{img fileId=\"95\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Herz - Koronararterien))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stress (Status-/Liebesverlust): schmerzhafte Angina Pectoris, Heilkrise: Bradykardie, Herzstillstand, Bewusstlosigkeit\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Herz - Endokard))__ (GHML, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stress (Herzleistung-Selbstzweifel): verminderte Herzleistung durch Klappeninsuffizienz\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Herz - Kammermyokard))__ (GHML, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stress (Überforderung): verminderte Herzleistung durch lokale Paralyse & Nekrosen, Heilkrise Myokardinfarkt\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Herz - Vorhofmyokard)) __(MH, Plexus Cardiacus, +/0) Regenerationsphase (nach Überlastung): Vorhoftachykardie, Vorhofflimmern\n\n__((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Herz - Herzbeutel))__ (KH +/-) Stressphase (Schutz des Herzens) Druckgefühl “Panzerherz”, Regenerationsphase Erguss und Herzinsuffizienz \n', '', 1549728510, '', 16, 1, 'Kora', '81.43.238.113', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 9780, 'de', '', 1, 1453924342, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(177, 'Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Herz+-+Endocard+und+Herzklappen', 90, '!Herz - Endokard und Herzklappen\n!!Anatomie\nDas Endokard ist die __innere Auskleidung__ der ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Herzkammern)) und formt die __4 Herzklappen__. Seine Zellen sind embryologisch ähnlich zu den Endothelzellen, die die Blutgefäße auskleiden (einschichtiges Plattenepithel). Das Endokard schützt die Kammern von innen, und ist an der Kontrolle der Muskelfunktion beteiligt.\n\nDie Herzklappen bestimmen die __Flussrichtung des Blutes__ durch das Herz. Der Blutdruck zu beiden Seiten der jeweiligen Klappe bestimmt ihre Öffnung oder ihren Verschluss.\n\nZwischen ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhöfen)) und Ventrikeln befinden sich AV(Atrioventrikular)- oder __Segelklappen__, rechts die Trikuspidalklappe und links die Mitralklappe. Die halbmondförmigen __Taschenklappen__ zwischen Ventrikeln und Herzarterien sind die Aortenklappe zum Körperkreislauf, und die Lungenklappe zum Lungenkreislauf hin.\n\n{img fileId=\"224\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"5\" thumb=\"box\"}::Grafiken: Wikipedia::\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais\n__Großhirnmark__ (-/+) Relais beim Myocard, Hirn-Organ-Verbindung nicht gekreuzt!\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n \n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema\nSelbstwertkonflikt bzgl der Integrität und der Leistung des Herzens (häufig sekundärer Konflikt getriggert von Symptomen oder Diagnose)\n\nEntsprechend der Seitendominanz und der embryologischen Herzdrehung betreffen Beteiligung der Mitral- und Aortenklappe (linkes Herz) bei Rechtsdominanz Konflikte bzgl Partner, Freund oder Rivale, während die Lungen- und die Trikuspidalklappe (rechtes Herz) auf Konflikte bzgl Mutter, Kind oder dem inneren Kind reagieren. Bei Linksdominanz vice versa.\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken:\n__Sorge, Angst__\n*Mein Herz funktioniert nicht mehr richtig! \n*Mein Herz ist kaputt! \n*Sie sagen, die Klappe schließt nicht richtig.\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\nMein Herz schlägt stark und zuverlässig. Alles ist unter Kontrolle.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase:\nGewebsschwächung und ggf -abbau im Endokard und den Herzklappen, häufig als sekundäres Symptom nach Überforderungskonflikt des Herzmuskels und dessen Stress- oder Regenerationssymptomen, nach Rezidiven, und zufolge Befürchtungen und Vorstellungen, die zB durch Diagnosen und negative Prognosen entstehen. Damit ergibt sich ein Teufelskreis.\nEs kann als __Endokardnekrose__ bzw als __Klappeninsuffizienz__ diagnostiziert werden.\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase:\nEntzündliche Prozesse (__Endokarditis__) ggf mit bakterieller Beteiligung. In Regenerationsphase A schmerzhafte Schwellung und ggf Stenose, in Regenerationsphase B Verstärkung des Gewebes durch Einbau von kollagenen Fasern, was als __Endokardfibrose__ oder -Fibroelastose diagnostiziert werden kann.\nAuch durch die durch chronische Prozesse verminderte Elastizität kann eine __Klappeninsuffizienz__ entstehen.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn:\nNach vollendeter Regenerationsphase verbleibt das Bindegewebe stärker als zuvor, was dessen Schutzfunktion verstärkt.\n \n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele:\n* Dem sportlichen Klienten wurde gesagt, seine Herzwand habe ein Loch und er dürfe sich nicht mehr physisch belasten.\n* Die ältere Klientin erlebte wiederholt Situationen mit Herzzittern, die ihr Angst machten. Im Krankenhaus wurde jedoch keine Erklärung gefunden. Sie traut nun ihrem Herzen nicht mehr.\n \n!!Zusätzliche Information\n__Herzgeräusche, die auf die betroffene Struktur schließen lassen:__\n* Systolisches Geräusch durch Schlussunfähigkeit einer Atrioventrikularklappe (Stressphase) oder Stenose einer Taschenklappe (Regenerationsphase/Rezidive)\n* Diastolisches Geräusch durch Schlussunfähigkeit einer Taschenklappe (Stressphase) oder Stenose einer Atrioventrikularklappe (Regenerationsphase/Rezidive)\n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Herz - Vorhofmyokard)) __(MH/Plexus Cardiacus, +/0) Regenerationsphase (nach Überlastung): Vorhoftachycardie/Herzflimmern\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Herz - Kammermyokard ))__(GHML/Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stressphase (Überforderung, Mitleid): verminderte Herzleistung wegen lokaler Paralyse (Aussetzer), Regenerationsphase Myokarditis, Heilkrise Myokardinfarkt\n\n__((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Herz - Herzbeutel ))__(KH +/-) Stressphase (Herz-Schutz): Druckgefühl \"Panzerherz\", Regenerationsphase Herzinsuffizienz wegen Perikarderguss\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Herz - Koronararterien und AV-Knoten))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stressphase (Revier-/Liebesverlust): Herzarrhythmie, Angina pectoris; Heilkrise Bradykardie, evtl Herzstillstand, Bewusstlosigkeit, Herzschmerz\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Herz - Koronarvenen))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stressphase (Revier-/Liebesverlust): schmerzhafte Herzenge (Angina pectoris); Heilkrise Absence, Tachycardie oder Kammerflimmern\n\n ', NULL, 1487810473, NULL, 8, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4989, 'de', NULL, 0, 1453924948, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(178, 'Kreislaufsystem - Herz (Übersicht)', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Herz+%28%C3%9Cbersicht%29', 113, '!Herz \r\n!!Anatomische Übersicht\r\nDas Herz ist Kernstück des ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Kreislaufsystems)). Bei einem erwachsenen Menschen wiegt es 250-350g und ist faustgroß. Es befindet sich vor der Wirbelsäule und hinter dem Brustbein. \r\nEs ist von einem doppelwandigen Sack, dem ((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Perikard)) umschlossen, welches das Herz schützt und an den umgebenden Strukturen verankert.\r\nDie Herzwand besteht aus dem ((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Epikard)), dem ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Myokard)) oder Herzmuskel, und dem ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Endokard)), welches auch die ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Herzklappen)) bildet und in Kontakt mit der inneren Membran der Blutgefäße und mit dem ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut)) ist.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"188\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\nDas menschliche Herz hat __4 Kammern__, 2 obenliegende Vorhöfe und 2 darunterliegende Ventrikel. Die ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhöfe)) nehmen das ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut)) aus den Venen ins Herz auf, die ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Ventrikel)) geben es in die Arterien ab. Während jedes Herzzyklus kontrahieren zuerst die Vorhöfe und pressen Blut in die Ventrikel, dann kontrahieren diese und befördern das Blut aus dem Herzen heraus.\r\n\r\nMan unterscheidet den __Kleinen (Lungen-)__ und den __Großen (Körper-)Kreislauf__, die gleichzeitig funktionieren:\r\nSauerstoffarmes Blut aus der Peripherie fließt über die __Hohlvene__ in den __rechten Vorhof__, der es durch die Trikuspidalklappe in den __rechten Ventrikel__ (Herzkammer) pumpt. Dessen Kontraktion befördert das Blut durch die Lungenklappe in die __Lungenarterie__ und weiter in die ((Atmung - Lungenbläschen (Alveolen)|Lungen)), wo es mit Sauerstoff angereichert wird. \r\nWährenddessen kehrt sauerstoffreiches Blut aus den Lungen durch die __Lungenvenen__ in den __linken Vorhof__ zurück, von dem aus es durch die Mitralklappe in die __linke Kammer__ gelangt. Deren Kontraktion presst das Blut durch die Aortenklappe in die __Aorta__ und weiter in den ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|arteriellen Blutkreislauf)). \r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"224\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafik: Wikipedia\r\n\r\nDer Herzmuskel, der eine Mischform aus ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatter)) und ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Skelettmuskulatur|quergestreifter Muskulatur)) darstellt, kontrahiert auf elektrische Impulse, die durch Sympathikusentladung spontan im __((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Sinusknoten))__ generiert werden. Dieses Signal wird im rechten Vorhof verbreitet und über das Bachmann-Bündel zum linken Vorhof geleitet, wobei es die Vorhöfe kontrahieren lässt. \r\nÜber spezielle internodale Wege läuft der Impuls zum AV-(__Atrio-Ventrikular-)Knoten__, der als __Verzögerer__ wirkt und den geregelten Blutfluss ermöglicht.\r\nElektrische Kontrolle zweiter Ordnung wird für den Herzmuskel durch parasympathische Fasern der spinalen Ganglien und des Vagus bewerkstelligt.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"230\" thumb=\"box\"} Reizleitungssystem 1:Sinusknoten 2. AV-Knoten\r\nGrafik:Wikipedia, Patrick J Lynch\r\n\r\nIn der __Embryonalentwicklung hat sich das Herz gedreht__, so dass interessanterweise im Plexus Cardiacus Nerven aus dem Stammhirn nach Seitenkreuzung, und aus der Großhirnrinde ohne Seitenkreuzung, zusammenlaufen. Also liegt das Relais für den ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Sinusknoten)), der den Herzrhythmus über den rechten Vorhof stimuliert, im linken Stammhirn.\r\n\r\n!!Gehirn\r\n{img fileId=\"356\" thumb=\"box\"}Herzinnervation\r\n\r\nGrafik: [http://philschatz.com/anatomy-book/resources/2032_Automatic_Innervation.jpg|Phil Schatz]\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"357\" thumb=\"box\"}Herzgeflecht\r\n\r\nGrafik: McGraw-Hill Companies, 2002\r\n\r\n!!!Relais\r\nDer Plexus Cardiacus (Herz-Nervengeflecht) enthält Fasern in Zusammenhang mit folgenden Relais:\r\n* __Großhirnmark__ (-/+) medial vom \"Thorakalbereich\" li & re, für ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Endokard & Klappen,)), ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|ventrikuläres Myokard)), Seitenbezug ungekreuzt!\r\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n* __Mittelhirn__ (+/-) frontolateral li & re für ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhofmyokard und Sinusrhythmus)), Seitenbezug gekreuzt!\r\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n* __Großhirnrinde__ (-/+) Inselregion medio-lateral li & re, für ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Intima der Koronararterien)), -Venen und AV-Knoten (Pulsregulation, Bradycardie)\r\n{img fileId=\"109\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n*__Kleinhirn__ (+/-) medial für ((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Perikard & Epikard)), Seitenbezug ungekreuzt!\r\n{img fileId=\"108\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1557679669, '', 12, 0, 'Kora', '91.2.185.134', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 4828, 'de', '', 0, 1453925280, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(179, 'Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Lymphatisches+System+-+Lymphknoten', 97, '!Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten\n!!Anatomie\nEin Lymphknoten ist eine strukturierte __Ansammlung ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System (Übersicht)|lymphatischen Gewebes))__, das die Lymphe auf ihrem Weg zum Blutkreislauf durchfließt. Lymphknotenstationen sind in Abständen entlang der Lymphbahnen verteilt. Mehrere afferente ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|Lymphgefäße)) beliefern den Lymphknoten, während ein efferentes Gefäß hinausführt.\n\nJeder Knoten ist von einer ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Bindegewebe|Bindegewebs))kapsel umschlossen, von der aus Trabekel ins Innere ziehen, wo sich das funktionale Gewebe, der __Lymphknotensinus mit Lymphfollikeln __befindet. Hier durchläuft die Lymphe ein __filterndes Maschenwerk__, und kommt in Kontakt mit freien __lymphatischen Zellen__ wie Makrophagen. Die Anzahl und Ausdehnung der Lymphozyten in den Follikeln variiert stark entsprechend der Beanspruchung des Lymphknotens, zB wenn ein fremdes Antigen auftaucht.\n\nMan unterscheidet \n*die __Rinde__ (Cortex) des Lymphknotens, wo die Vermehrung und Differenzierung der __B-Lymphozyten__ stattfindet,\n*das __Mark__ (Medulla) mit Strängen von __Retikulum__\n*die __Übergangszone__, wo die __T-Lymphozyten__ aus dem ((Hormone - Thymus|Thymus)) vermehrt werden.\n\n*Der __Hilus__ ist eine Einbuchtung, wo die Blutgefäße eintreten und die efferente Lymphbahn den Sinus verlässt.\n\n__Lymphknotenstationen__ befinden sich im Mediastinum der Brust, entlang des Halses, in den Achseln, in den Lendenbeugen, Kniekehlen, und bei den Blutgefäßen des Darms.\n\n{img fileId=\"3\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"9\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} \nGrafiken: Wikipedia\n\n!!Gehirn\n!!!Relais\n__Großhirnmark__ ( - / + ), Relais entspricht der Lokalität im Körper, Hirn-Organ-Verbindung überkreuzt\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema\n*Selbstwert bzgl des betroffenen Gebietes und seiner Assoziationen\n*Selbstunterstützung und Selbstheilung\n\nAssoziation der Lokalität:\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"box\"}\nFür weitere Assoziationen siehe ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat Übersicht|Skelettsystem))\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\n__Selbstzweifel, Selbsthass, Selbstaufgabe__\n*Ich glaube nicht, dass ich das schaffe. \n*Ich glaube nicht, dass ich gesund werden kann. \n*Dieser Teil von mir taugt nicht. \n*Ich bin hier überflüssig.\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung\n*Ich manage alles was mir das Leben bietet elegant und im Fluss. \n*Ich weiss wer ich bin!\n*Ich liebe und akzeptiere mich wie ich bin!\n*Jetzt kann ich meine Ressourcen von meinem Ballast unterscheiden, und mich entscheiden!\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase\nFunktionsminderung und Atrophie oder Nekrose des Lymphknotens. Evtl __Immunmangel__. Wenn mehrere Lymphknoten in ihrer Drainageregion unfunktionell oder überlastet sind, kommt es durch Rückstau zum __Lymphödem__ distal (fußwärts) dieser Lymphknoten.\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase A\nSchwellung und __Vergrößerung__ des betroffenen Lymphknotens sowie evtl __stechender Schmerz__. Die Nekrose wird durch Gewebszuwachs ggf überschießend aufgefüllt.\n\nBetroffene Lymphknoten werden oft als Metastasen interpretiert, soweit ein weiterer Tumorprozess im Körper gefunden wird. Mögliche Diagnosen sind __Hodgkin-Lymphom__, __Pfeiffersches Drüsenfieber__ (infektiöse Mononucleose) – dabei meist weitere Konflikte an der Entstehung beteiligt - oder __lymphoblastische Leukämie__.\n\nACHTUNG: Im Fall der __üblichen Schwellung von Lymphknoten und -gefäßen__ ist kein Gewebsaufbau mit Zellteilung beteiligt. Wegen der intensiven Stoffwechselprozesse und des reduzierten Gefäßlumens kommt es zur Weitung der Strukturen. Der __Regenerationsprozess findet in Gewebe der Lymphknotenregion statt__, betrifft aber nicht unbedingt das Lymphgewebe selbst. Dieses ist nur durch seine Abtransportfunktion gefordert. \n\n!!!Heilkrise \nSpasmen der Lymphgefäße und evtl stechendem Schmerz in den betroffenen Lymphknoten\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase B\nDie betroffenen Lymphknoten sind noch vergrößert, schmerzen jedoch nur noch bei Berührung. Nach durchlaufenem Prozess können die Lymphknoten leicht vergrößert bleiben und sind dann nicht schmerzhaft.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\nGHML Sondergruppe: Erst nach vollendeter Regeneration sind die Gewebe stärker ausgebildet als zuvor. Im Lymphknoten bezieht sich dies auch auf die Ausbildung und Reifung der Immunzellen, das heisst, dass das System alerter wird.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele\n*Der Klient befürchtete, seines Prostatatumors ncht Herr werden zu können. Sein Körper reagiert nach Lösung mit der Vergrößerung der Leistenlymphknoten. Leider wurde die Reaktion als Metastasierung angesehen.\n*Die Brustkrebspatientin hat vergrößerte Lymphknoten, da sie im Heilungsprozess ihre Selbstwertkonflikte (auch die Brust betreffend) aufarbeitete.\n*Kinder bauen ihr Immunsystem auf und empfinden häufig generalisiert (alle Ebenen und der ganze Körper betroffen), daher wird das Lymphsystem im ganzen Körper aktiviert (\"Kinderkrankheiten\")\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\nLymphödeme können auftreten, sobald mehrere Lymphknoten in ihrer Drainageregion unfunktionell oder überlastet sind. Das kann aus verschiedenen Gründen sowohl in der Stressphase als auch in der Regenerationsphase auftreten:\n*Das Lymphsystem ist durch seine Abtransportfunktion gefordert, wenn sich benachbartes Gewebe in der Regeneration befindet und es entzündliche Prozesse gibt.\n*In der Stressphase des Lymphsystems, wo dessen Funktion reduziert ist.\n*In der Regenerationsphase A durch zusätzliche \"Heilungsschwellung\"\n*Nach Rezidiven, wenn die Funktion durch Vernarbung und Verformung reduziert ist.\nDas Ödem befindet sich jeweils distal der unfunktionalen Lymphknoten. Wenn zusätzlich die Nierensammelrohre aktiv sind, kann es zu Elephantiasis eskalieren.\n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\n__Kreislaufsystem - ((Kreislaufsystem - Venen|Venen))__ (GHML, -/+): Stress (Gefesseltsein): Veneninsuffizienz führt zu peripheren Ödemen\n\n__Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhof))- und ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Kammermyokard)) __(MH+/-, GHML -/+): Stress (Überforderung) oder Regeneration A: verminderte Sogleistung führt zu Rückstau und peripheren Ödemen (\"Herzwasser\")\n\n__((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|Nierensammelrohre))__ (SH, +/-) Stress (Verlassensein): Wasserretention durch verstärkte Resorption von Primärharn in den Nieren, auch relevant in Regenerationsschwellungen jedweden Gewebes, welches durch stressaktive NSR verstärkt wird (NSR-Syndrom)\n\n__Mangelernährung__ (Proteinmangel) führt zu Ödemen, vor allem am Bauch, wobei die Extremitäten dünn sein können\n\n__Entfernung von Lymphknotenstationen__ (Lymphadenektomie) oder Bestrahlung kann zu Lymphödemen führen.\n\nImmunmangel kann durch Funktionsminderung oder Überlastung in allen lymphatischen Geweben entstehen, aber auch durch __Arzneimittel__, __Fehlernährung__ oder __Strahlung__.\n\n ', NULL, 1487894868, NULL, 8, 0, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 7011, 'de', NULL, 0, 1453925423, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL);
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(180, 'Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Lymphatisches+System+-+Lymphgef%C3%A4%C3%9Fe', 84, '!Lymphgefäße\n!!Anatomie\nLymphgefäße sind dünnwandige __Gefäße mit Klappen__, die die Lymphe transportieren. Damit stellen sie eine Ergänzung zum Blutkreislauf dar und befördern ca 10% des Blutplasmas zurück in diesen. Lymphgefäße sind mit Endothelzellen ausgekleidet und haben eine dünne Schicht ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatter Muskulatur)), sowie eine Adventitia, die das Gefäß an umgebenden Strukturen fixiert. Die Lymphkapillaren sind weiter als die Blutkapillaren, und sie __enden stumpf im interstitiellen Gewebe__, wo sie Flüssigkeit und Stoffe aufnehmen. Diese Lymphe wird dann herzwärts transportiert und durchläuft dabei __((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten|Lymphknoten))__, wo sie gefiltert wird. Die kleinen Gefäße gehen dabei in größere Sammelgefäße über, die schließlich unter den Schlüsselbeinen im s g __Venenwinkel__ im Blutkreislauf münden. Die größten Gefäße sind der rechte Lymphgang und der s g __Brustmilchgang__ (dieser hat seinen Namen von der milchigen Farbe der dort mit Fett aus dem Darm angereicherten Lymphe.\n\nDer Lymphtransport ist wie der ((Kreislaufsystem - Venen|venöse Transport)) auf die Beteiligung der__ Muskelpumpe__, also auf intermittierenden Widerstand durch die __((Atmungssystem Übersicht|Atmung))__ und die __((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Skelettmuskulatur|Skelettmuskulatur))__ angewiesen.\n\n{img fileId=\"3\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n{img fileId=\"8\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}\nGrafiken: wikipedia\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais\n__Großhirnmark__ ( - / + ) für Intima und Klappen, Relais entspricht der Lokalität\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Mittelhirn__ (+/0) für ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatte Gefäßmuskelschicht))  \nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema\n*Selbstwert bzgl des betroffenen Gebietes und seiner Assoziationen  \n*Selbstunterstützung und Selbstheilung  \n\nAssoziation der Lokalität:\n{img fileId=\"18\" thumb=\"box\"}\nFür weitere Assoziationen siehe ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat Übersicht|Skelettsystem))\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\n__Selbstzweifel, Selbsthass, Selbstaufgabe__\n*Ich glaube nicht, dass ich das schaffe. \n*Ich glaube nicht, dass ich gesund werden kann. \n*Ich fühle mich blockiert. \n*Ich kann das nicht loswerden und weitergehen.  \n\n!!!META-Bedeutung\n*Ich manage alles was mir das Leben bietet elegant und im Fluss. \n*Jetzt kann ich meine Ressourcen von meinem Ballast unterscheiden, und mich entscheiden!.  \n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase \nFunktionsabnahme, Schwächung der Trophik und Nekrosen der Gefäßwände, welche die Muskelschicht zu kompensieren sucht. Weil der Abtransport aus dem Gewebe gehemmt ist, kommt es in dieser Phase zu __Lymphödemen__ (\"hartes Ödem\" mit Proteineinlagerung). Zur gleichen Zeit kann es bei stärkeren Konflikten zu Schwächung des ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat Übersicht|Stütz- und Halteapparats)) kommen.  \n\n!!!Regenerationsphase   \nEs gibt grundsätzlich zwei verschiedene Prozessarten:   \n\n1. Im Fall der __üblichen Schwellung von Lymphknoten und -gefäßen__ ist kein Gewebsaufbau mit Zellteilung beteiligt. Wegen der intensiven Stoffwechselprozesse und des reduzierten Gefäßlumens kommt es zur Weitung der Strukturen. Der __Regenerationsprozess findet in Gewebe der Lymphknotenregion statt__, betrifft aber nicht unbedingt das Lymphgewebe selbst. Dieses ist nur durch seine Abtransportfunktion gefordert. \n\n2. Reparatur der Gewebsnekrosen durch __Cholesterin__ und Gewebsaufbauprozesse, oft eingeleitet durch Entzündung (__Lymphangitis__). Exzessiver Gewebswiederaufbau kann als __Lymphangiom__ oder Lymphangiosarkom diagnostiziert werden.  \n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn \nGHML Sondergruppe: Erst nach vollendeter Regeneration sind die Gewebe stärker ausgebildet als zuvor.  \n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele\n*Die Klientin fühlt sich schuldig, ihre schlechte Partnerbeziehung nicht beenden zu können.\n*Der Klient bekommt nach einem langen Regenerationsprozess mit Venenentzündung ein Lymphödem. Er fühlte sich in einer Situation gefesselt, wo er mit Schuldentilgung kämpfen musste.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\n__Primäre Lymphödeme__ durch Hypoplasie oder Aplasie der Lymphgefäße kommen bei Frauen viel häufiger vor als bei Männern. Mögliche Erklärung ist ein Konflikt der Mutter während der Schwangerschaft, der vom Fötus als eigener Konflikt miterlebt wurde. Möglicherweise ist die Identifikation weiblicher Babies mit der Mutter starker als die männlicher Kinder.  \n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Venen|Kreislaufsystem - Venen))__ (GHML, -/+): Stress (Gefesseltsein): Veneninsuffizienz führt zu peripheren Ödemen, chronisch: Varizen \n\n__Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhof))- und ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Kammermyokard))__ (MH+/-, GHML -/+): Stress (Überforderung) oder Regeneration A: verminderte Sogleistung führt zu Rückstau und peripheren Ödemen (\"Herzwasser\") \n\n__((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|Nierensammelrohre))__ (SH, +/-) Stress (Verlassensein): Wasserretention durch verstärkte Resorption von Primärharn in den Nieren, auch relevant in Regenerationsschwellungen jedweden Gewebes, welches durch stressaktive NSR verstärkt wird (__NSR-Syndrom__)  \n\n__Mangelernährung__ (Proteinmangel) führt zu Ödemen, vor allem am Bauch, wobei die Extremitäten dünn sein können  \n\n__Entfernung von Lymphknotenstationen__ (Lymphadenektomie) oder __Bestrahlung__ kann zu Lymphödemen führen.  \n\n__((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Muskelfaszien|Muskelfaszien))__ (KH, MH +/-) Stress (Schutz durch Muskeln): Verspannung führt zu Lymphstau und Verklebung durch Fibrinogenreaktion\n', NULL, 1488331563, NULL, 13, 1, 'Kora', '88.10.66.230', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5702, 'de', NULL, 1, 1453925565, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(181, 'Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System (Übersicht)', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Lymphatisches+System+%28%C3%9Cbersicht%29', 87, '!Lymphatisches System\n!!Übersicht:\nLymphe ist die __Gewebsflüssigkeit des Zellzwischenraums__. Sie besteht aus ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blutplasma)), Bausubstanzen des Körpers, Enzymen, und auch Partikeln und Zellen, die aufgrund ihrer Größe nicht in den kleinen Blutgefäßen transportiert werden können.\nDas lymphatische System kann grob in den Lymphkreislauf (((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|Lymphgefäßsystem))) und die lymphatischen Gewebe aufgeteilt werden.\n\n*Die __((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|Lymphgefäße))__ sind verzweigte Röhren bestehend aus Lymphkapillaren, Sammelgefäßen, und dem rechten und linken \"Brustmilchgang\".\n*Die __lymphatischen Gewebe__ sind maßgeblich an der Immunantwort beteiligt und bestehen aus __Lymphozyten__ und anderen weißen ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blutzellen ))eingebettet in Bindegewebe, durch das die Lymphe geleitet wird. Regionen mit Ansammlungen von Lymphozyten werden __Lymphfollikel__ genannt. Lymphatische Gewebe können deutlich strukturiert sein wie in den __((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten|Lymphknoten))__, oder aus weniger organisierten __Lymphfollikeln innerhalb von Schleimhäuten__ bestehen - dem s g MALT (mucosa-associated lymphatic tissue).\n\nDie zentralen oder primären lymphatischen Organe __((Hormone - Thymus|Thymus))__ und __Knochenmark__ stellen Lymphozyten aus unreifen Stammzellen her.\nSekundäre oder periphere lymphatische Organe stellen reife Lymphozyten bereit und leiten __Immun-Anpassungsantworten__ ein. Hier werden Lymphozyten durch Antigene aktiviert, was zur Vermehrung durch Klonen und zur affinen Ausreifung führt. Reife Lymphozyten zirkulieren im Blut und den peripheren Lymphorganen, bis sie ihr spezifisches Antigen finden und mit ihm interagieren. Interaktionsstellen sind zB ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten|Lymphknoten)), ((Verdauung - Mandeln|Rachen- und Gaumenmandeln)), ((Verdauung - Lymphatisches Gewebe im Darm|Peyer\'s Flecken)), ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Milz|Milz)) und ((Integument - Haut Übersicht|Haut)).\n\nDas lymphatische System hat viele miteinander verschränkte Funktionen:\n*__Abtransport von Flüssigkeit__ aus dem Interstitium (Zwischenzellenraum)\n*__Absorption__ und Transport von Fettsäuren und Fetten aus dem ((Verdauungssystem Übersicht|Verdauungstrakt))\n*__Transport weißer Blutkörperchen__ zwischen ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Knochen|Knochen)) und ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten|Lymphknoten))\n*Transport der Antigenpräsentierenden Zellen (APCs) wie Dendritzellen zu den Lymphknoten, wo die __Immunreaktion__ stimuliert wird.\n\n{img fileId=\"3\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafik: Wikipedia\n\nIn META-Health schauen wir integrativ auf das Immunsystem und auf Mikroben. Wir verstehen das Immunsystem als die __umfassende und kraftvolle Intrakommunikation__ des Organismus, die die Stress- und Regenerationsreaktionen einleitet und steuert. Die Arbeit von Mikroben wird intelligent genutzt. Um gebrauchte von unerwünschten Substanzen und Informationen (Proteinen) zu unterscheiden, bedient sich das Immunsystem (oder besser: \"__Identitäts- und Integritätswahrendes System__\") u a der Zellerinnerungen und Epigenetik.\n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Großhirnmark__ (-/+) für ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|Lymphgefäße)), ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten|Lymphknoten)) und ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Milz|Milz))\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Mittelhirn__ (+/0) für ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatte Gefäßmuskulatur))\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\nFür ((Verdauung - Mandeln|Tonsillen)), ((Verdauung - Lymphatisches Gewebe im Darm|Peyer-Flecken und MALT)) siehe \"((Verdauungssystem Übersicht|Verdauungssystem))\"', NULL, 1507491654, NULL, 11, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 3903, 'de', NULL, 0, 1453925687, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(182, 'Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Herz+-+Vorhofmyocard', 82, '!Vorhofmuskulatur und Sinusknoten\n!!Anatomie\n((Kreislaufsystem - Herz (Übersicht)|Herz))muskulatur ist eine __Mischform aus ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Skelettmuskulatur|quergestreifter)) und ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatter Muskulatur))__, die unwillkürlich kontrahiert und vom Plexus Cardiacus (Herzgeflecht) nervlich versorgt wird. Ihre Blutversorgung wird durch den koronaren ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Kreislauf ))gesichert, der vom ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Körperkreislauf ))getrennt ist. Eine Herzmuskelzelle enthält im Gegenatz zu glatten Muskelzellen mehrere Zellkerne.\n\n{img fileId=\"188\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\nDie __Herzkammern (((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Ventrikel))) werden aus ihren Vorhöfen (Atria) mit ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut)) befüllt__, wobei die ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Segelklappen)) den __Rückstrom verhindern__. Die rechte Kammer pumpt das sauerstoffarme Blut über die Lungenarterie weiter zur Anreicherung in die Lungen, während die linke Kammer über die Aorta den Körperkreislauf mit sauerstoffreichem Blut versorgt. Diese Ausfuhr von Blut wird Systole genannt, die Füllphase Diastole.\n\n{img fileId=\"224\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafik: wikipedia\n\nDie __koordinierte Kontraktion__ der Vorhof- und Kammermuskulatur wird durch ein unwillkürliches und __autonomes Erregungs- und Reizleitungssystem__ erwirkt, welches jedoch von Sympathikus und Parasympathikus sowie durch Hormone beeinflusst wird.\nDer __Sinusknoten__ liegt im rechten Vorhof im Bereich der Mündung der oberen Hohlvene. Er besteht aus spezialisierten Herzmuskelzellen, die die Fähigkeit zur spontanen Depolarisation besitzen und sich so selbst elektrisch erregen können, und generiert so autonom den Rhythmus der Kontraktionen. Der Sympathikus und die Hormone des ((Hormone - Nebennierenmark|Nebennierenmarks)) forcieren den Herzrhythmus, der Vagus übt hemmenden Einfluss aus (__Vagusbremse__). Die Reizleitung geschieht weiterhin über den Atrioventrikularknoten (__AV-Knoten__), der mit den Relais der ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronararterien)) (langsamer Rhythmus) und der ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Koronarvenen)) (schneller Rhythmus) verknüpft ist.\n\n{img fileId=\"230\" thumb=\"box\"} Reizleitungssystem 1:Sinusknoten 2. AV-Knoten\nGrafik:Wikipedia, Patrick J Lynch\n\nVorhof- und ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Kammermuskulatur)) zeigen unterschiedliche Reaktionsmuster und Konfliktaktivierung: das Vorhofmyocard hat sein Relais im Mittelhirn, die Ventrikel im Großhirnmarklager. \n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"201\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafik: Uni Bern\n{img fileId=\"227\" thumb=\"box\"} Schnitt durch das Mittelhirn auf Höhe des Colliculus inferior\nGraphik: wikipedia, Kevin Dufendach\n\n!!!Relais:\n__Mittelhirn__/Plexus Cardiacus ( + / - ) frontolateral li & re, Seitenbezug gekreuzt!\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema:\nÜberlastung (den Blutzufluss/das Überleben nicht sicherstellen können)\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken:\n__Angst, Sorge__ ums Herz und ums Leben, oft in Verbindung mit anderen Herzproblemen\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\nMein Herz arbeitet leicht und zuverlässig. Alles geht wie ein Tanz!\n\n!!Organ\nIn der Embryonalentwicklung drehte sich das Herz, so dass nun die Nerven aus dem Stammhirn zum Organ kreuzen. Der Sinusknoten mit Fasern aus dem linken Herzgeflecht gibt dem rechten Vorhof und dem rechten Ventrikel Impulse. \n\n!!!Stressphase:\n__Forcierter Rhythmus__ durch den Sinusknoten, verstärkte Kontraktilität vor allem der Vorhofmuskulatur. __Verdickung der Vorhofwand__. \n\n!!!Regenerationsphase:\nBleibend verstärkte Muskulatur, ggf __vagotone Tachykardie__\n\n!!!Heilkrise:\n__Vorhofflimmern__, Vorhoftachykardie, Unruhe. Kein Infarkt!\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn:\nUnterstützung des Kammermyokards während der Stressphase als \"doppelte Sicherheit\". Die Verstärkung ist hier nachhaltig auch während der Regeneration.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele:\n* Wegen einer Bindegewebsschwäche hat der Klient eine erweiterte Aorta und erweiterte Herzkammern. Seit er operiert wurde, sorgt er sich ständig um sein Herz, misst den Puls und horcht, ob alles normal schlägt. Dabei bekommt er Herzrasen und Vorhofflimmern.\n* Die Mutter der Klientin starb durch Herzinfarkt. Seitdem macht sie sich ständig Sorgen um ihr Herz, hat unwohle Gefühle und zeitweise Herzrasen mit Panik.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Herz - Koronararterien und AV-Knoten))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stressphase (Status-/Liebesverlust) Herzarrythmie, Herzstechen und Angina pectoris; Heilkrise mit Bradycardie, Herzstillstand, Bewusstlosigkeit, Herzschmerz (Koronarinfarkt) \n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Herz - Koronarvenen))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stressphase (Status-/Liebesverlust) schmerzhafte Angina pectoris, Heilkrise Bewusstlosigkeit, Tachykardie oder Kammerflimmern \n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Herz - Endokard))__ (GHML, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stressphase (Leistungs-Selbstzweifel) verminderte Herzleistung wg Klappeninsuffizienz, Regenerationsphase schmerzhafte Endokarditis \n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Herz - Kammermyokard))__ (GHML -/+)Stressphase (Überforderung) verminderte Herzleistung wg lokaler Paralyse, Heilkrise Myokardinfarkt \n\n__((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Herz - Herzbeutel))__ (KH, +/-) Stressphase (Schutz des Herzens) Druckgefühl “Panzerherz”, Regenerationsphase Erguss und Herzinsuffizienz \n\n', NULL, 1507490571, NULL, 12, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5742, 'de', NULL, 0, 1453925790, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(183, 'Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Herz+-+Kammermyocard', 166, '!Herz - Kammermyokard (Ventrikel)\r\n!!Anatomie\r\n((Kreislaufsystem - Herz (Übersicht)|Herz))muskulatur ist eine __Mischform __aus ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Skelettmuskulatur|quergestreifter)) und ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatter Muskulatur)) (sie ist gestreift, aber ihre Zellen haben im Gegensatz zur Skelettmuskulatur nur einen oder zwei Kerne), die __unwillkürlich kontrahiert__ und vom Plexus Cardiacus (Herzgeflecht) nervlich versorgt wird. Ihre Blutversorgung wird durch den __((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|koronaren Kreislauf ))__gesichert, der vom ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Körperkreislauf)) getrennt ist. \r\n\r\nDie Herzkammern (Ventrikel) werden __aus ihren ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhöfen ))(Atria) mit ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut)) befüllt__, wobei die ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Segelklappen)) den Rückstrom verhindern. Die rechte Kammer pumpt das sauerstoffarme Blut über die Lungenarterie weiter zur Anreicherung in die ((Atmung - Lungenbläschen (Alveolen)|Lungen)), während die linke Kammer über die Aorta den ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Körperkreislauf ))mit sauerstoffreichem Blut versorgt. Diese Ausfuhr von Blut wird __Systole__ genannt, die Füllphase __Diastole__.\r\nDie koordinierte Kontraktion der Vorhof- und Kammermuskulatur wird durch ein unwillkürliches und autonomes Erregungs- und Reizleitungssystem erwirkt, welches jedoch von Sympathikus und Parasympathikus beeinflusst wird.\r\n\r\nVorhof- und Kammermuskulatur zeigen unterschiedliche Reaktionsmuster und Konfliktaktivierung: das Vorhofmyocard hat sein Relais im Mittelhirn, die Ventrikel im Großhirnmarklager.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"224\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"5\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafiken: wikipedia\r\n\r\n!!Gehirn\r\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"111\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!!Relais:\r\n__Großhirnmark__/Plexus Cardiacus ( - / + ) für Muskeltrophik, medial der den Thorakalrelais re und li\r\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n__Großhirnrinde__ (-/+) motorisches Rindenfeld parietal re & li für Innervation\r\n{img fileId=\"104\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!Psyche\r\n!!!Biologisches Thema:\r\n*Überforderung, Überlastung (bei der Unterstützung anderer)\r\n*Übervorteilung durch andere\r\n\r\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken:\r\nÜberlastung wird als Selbstentwertung \"Ich schaffe das nicht\" wahrgenommen, und bezieht sich auf eine spezifische Person oder Situation:\r\n__Ermattung, Überforderung, Trauer__\r\n*Das ist mir zuviel!\r\n*Ich fühle mich überwältigt!\r\n*Ich kann meine Familie nicht versorgen.\r\n*Ich bin kein/e gute/r Partner/in für ihn/sie.\r\n*Das geht über meine Leistungsfähigkeit.\r\n\r\n!!!META-Bedeutung:\r\n*Der Rhythmus der Erde trägt und leitet mich. \r\n*Ich bin ein guter Partner, ganz ohne Mühe. \r\n*Wir stehen zusammen und verteilen die Aufgaben. \r\n*Ich kann auch auf die anderen vertrauen.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stressphase:\r\nReduzierte Herzleistung durch zeitweise \"Paralyse\" (Hypokinesie) und trophische Schwächung des Herzmuskels.\r\n*Ist die __rechte Kammer__ betroffen, erhöht sich der Blutdruck in Ruhe (__Hypertonie, diastolischer Druck erhöht__), es kommt zu Rückstau / Ödem in Füßen und Beinen.\r\n*Bei Betroffenheit der __linken Kammer__ kommt es zu Blutdruckabfall (__Hypotonie, geringer systolischer Druck__), dadurch kann das arterielle System nicht zureichend versorgt werden (\"Kreislaufkollaps\", spontan auch in der Heilkrise). Das Blut staut zurück in die Lunge, dadurch kommt es zu Dyspnoe mit blubberndem Geräusch.\r\n\r\nDas ((Atmung - Zwerchfell|Zwerchfell)) reagiert zusammen mit der Kammermuskulatur, was zu Funktionsverlust / Dyspnoe in Stressphase und Heilkrise führen kann.\r\n\r\n[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stress-Kardiomyopathie|Takotsubo] oder \"Broken-Heart-Syndrom\" tritt nach Schocktraumen tiefer Trauer auf.\r\n\r\n\r\n!!!Regenerationsphase A:\r\nRückgang der lokalen Paralyse und Reparatur des Gewebes unter entzündlichen Prozessen ggf mit bakterieller Beteiligung. Zunächst weiterhin eingeschränkte Funktion durch Schwellung, wegen reduzierter Auswurfleistung kann es zu kompensatorischen Extrasystolen in der nicht betroffenen Kammer kommen. Dann erhöhte Kontraktilität (__Herzrasen__) mit Arrhythmie und Tachykardie.\r\nWenn die ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhöfe)) mitbetroffen sind, kann es zu __Wasseransammlungen in den Lungen__ und zu Dyspnoe mit blauen Lippen (nicht genug Sauerstoff) kommen! .\r\n\r\n!!!Heilkrise:\r\nKurzzeitige verstärkte Symptomatik der Stressphase: \"__Herzstolpern__\", Extrasystolen, evtl Vorhofflimmern, bis hin zu __Herzstillstand__ mit Vernichtungsgefühl, Todesangst.\r\n*__Rechte Kammer__: erhöhter diastolischer Blutdruck, \r\n*__linke Kammer__: verminderter systolischer Blutdruck.\r\nDas ((Atmung - Zwerchfell|Zwerchfell)) reagiert oft zusammen mit der Minderfunktion der rechten Herzkammer, daher kann es während der Heilkrise zur __Apnoe__ und zum Atemstillstand kommen.\r\nMögliche Diagnose: __Herzinfarkt__\r\n\r\n!!!Regenerationsphase B: \r\nRhythmusnormalisierung und bleibende Verstärkung (__Hypertrophie__) des Herzmuskels. Es bildet sich das s g Leistungsherz. In seltenen Fällen kann ein Myocardsarkom diagnostiziert werden.\r\n\r\nLangsame Regeneration __nach einem Infarkt__, möglicherweise mit Infarkt-Narbe , bleibender __Insuffizienz__ und Aneurysma der Herzwand.\r\n\r\n!!!Biologischer Sinn:\r\nEin hypertrophierte Herz (durch Training bzw nach abgeschlossener Regeneration) arbeitet unter Last effektiver als zuvor.\r\nDer biologische Sinn der Herzmuskellähmung ist der Erstarrungs- und Totstellreflex im UDIN-Moment, der in der Natur lebensrettend sein kann.\r\n\r\n!!Sozial\r\n!!!Beispiele:\r\n* Eine junge Frau identifiziert sich als Ernährerin und Unterstützung für ihr gesamtes Umfeld. Als sie sich aber von ihrem Freund missbraucht fühlt, bekommt sie arrhythmische Herzstörungen.\r\n* Die Klientin kann ihren Sohn, der in der Schule gemobbt wird, nicht schützen und stärken.\r\n* Ein Vater will seinem Sohn helfen, sein Studium zu finanzieren, aber verliert seine Arbeit.\r\n* Eine junge Frau folgt ihrem Drang, ökologisch zu leben, und tritt einer alternativen Gemeinschaft bei. Dort fühlt sie sich überfordert, zu langsam und als Bürde für die anderen. Sie bekommt während der Zeit Ödeme in den Unterschenkeln (Zusammenwirken von geschwächter ((Kreislaufsystem - Venen|Venenfunktion)), Myocard und Aktivität der ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|Nierentubuli))). (Klapp) \r\n\r\n!!Zusätzliche Information\r\nWegen der embryonalen Herzdrehung reagieren rechtsdominante Personen mit dem rechten Herz bei Konflikten bzgl Mutter, Kind oder dem inneren Kind und mit dem linken Herz wenn es um Partner oder Rivale geht. Für Linksdominante vice versa.\r\n\r\n!!!Rechts- und Linksherzsymptome:\r\n*Die __rechte Herzkammer__ saugt das Blut über die Venen __aus dem Körperkreislauf__ und gibt es an die Lungen weiter.\r\nArbeitet das rechte Herz unzureichend (Rechtsherzinsuffizienz), kommt es zu einem __venösen Rückstau__ und zu Ödemen in Füssen und Beinen, möglicherweise auch in weiteren Organen, gleichzeitig zu erhöhtem venösem Blutdruck.\r\n\r\n*Die __linke Herzkammer__ saugt das Blut __aus der Lunge__ und gibt es an den Körperkreislauf weiter.\r\nArbeitet das linke Herz unzureichend (Linsherzinsuffizienz), kommt es zum __Rückstau in der Lunge__, Lungenödem und dadurch Dyspnoe (__Atemnot__), gleichzeitig zu vermindertem arteriellen Blutdruck und Minderversorgung der Extremitäten und Organe. Die generelle Leistungsfähigkeit ist stark beeinträchtigt.\r\n\r\n!!!Unterscheidung zwischen koronarer Herzkrankheit und Myokardinfarkt\r\nDie __((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronargefäße)) versorgen den Herzmuskel__ und beeinflussen damit dessen Verhalten. Daher ist in langdauernden Revierkonfliktprozessen Beteiligung/__Schwächung des Herzmuskels__ zu erwarten. Jedoch gibt es Myokardinfarkte mit Muskelabbau oder -nekrose ohne Gefäßablagerungen und Koronarverschluss, die sich allein auf das Empfinden der Überlastung beziehen, bzw in der Regenerationsphase auf deren Lösung. Ein Myokardinfarkt im rechten Herzen führt zu spontanem Blutdruckanstieg durch Kompensationsmechanismus, ist das linke Herz betroffen, kommt es zu Blutdruckabfall. Bei einem __Koronarinfarkt__ hingegen ist der __Blutdruck nicht relevant verändert__.\r\n\r\n!!!Ursachen für Herzinsuffizienz:\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Kammermyocard)) __(GHML -/+) in Stressphase (zunehmende Minderung der Trophik) oder Regenerationsphase A (schnelle Funktionsminderung durch Ödematisierung). Herzvergrößerung (Sportlerherz) oder Vernarbung durch chronische Prozesse.\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhofmyocard))__ (MH +/-) und Sinusknoten in Regenerationsphase (unregelmäßiger Puls)\r\n\r\n__((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Peri- & Epicard ))__(KH +/-) in Regenerationsphase A (schnelle Minderung des Herz-Füllvolumens bei Ödematisierung, Pericarderguss) oder nach Rezidiven durch Vernarbung und abnehmender Flexibilität (zunehmende Minderung des Herz-Füllvolumens), \"Panzerherz\".\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronararterien))__ (GHR -/+) in Regenerationsphase A (Stenose durch Ödematisierung) oder nach chronischen Prozessen (Vernarbung und Verdickung der Gefäßwand) bewirkt Minderversorgung des Myocards\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Herzklappen))__ (GHML -/+) in längerdauernder Stressphase (Funktionsminderung, Insuffizienz)\r\n\r\nEinwirkung von __toxischen Einflüssen__ (Medikamente, Alkohol)\r\n\r\n!!!Konstellationen:\r\n__Herz-Megalomanie__: Wenn beidseitig Überforderungskonflikte vorliegen, kommt es zur \"Heilsbringer-Konstellation\" - man glaubt, die Welt retten zu können.\r\n\r\n!!!Differentialdiagnose:\r\n__Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Endokard))__ (GHML, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stressphase (Leistungs-Selbstzweifel) verminderte Herzleistung wg Klappeninsuffizienz, Regenerationsphase schmerzhafte Endokarditis\r\n\r\n__Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhofmyokard)) __(MH/Plexus Cardiacus, +/0) Regenerationsphase (nach Überlastung) Vorhoftachykardie und -Flimmern\r\n\r\n__Herz - ((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Herzbeutel))__ (KH, +/-) Stressphase (Schutz des Herzens) Druckgefühl “Panzerherz”, Regenerationsphase Erguss und Herzinsuffizienz\r\n\r\n__Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronararterien und AV-Knoten))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stressphase (Revier-/Liebesverlust) Herzarrythmie, Herzstechen und Angina pectoris; Heilkrise mit Bradycardie, Herzstillstand, Bewusstlosigkeit, Herzschmerz (Koronarinfarkt)\r\n\r\n__Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Koronarvenen ))__(GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stressphase (Revier-/Liebesverlust) schmerzhafte Angina pectoris, Heilkrise Bewusstlosigkeit, Tachykardie oder Kammerflimmern\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n', '', 1557683392, '', 26, 0, 'Kora', '91.2.185.134', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 10959, 'de', '', 0, 1453925877, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(184, 'Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)', 'Kreislauf+-+Organfaszie+-+Herzbeutel+%28Pericard+und+Epicard%29', 73, '!Herzbeutel (Perikard/Epikard)\r\n!!Anatomie\r\nDer Herzbeutel ist eine __doppelwandige ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Bindegewebe|bindegewebige)) Struktur__, die das ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz (Übersicht)|Herz)) und den Ursprung der Haupt-Blutgefäße umfasst.\r\nDie 2 Schichten sind das __fibröse Perikard__, welches eine feste formgebende Hülle mit kollagenen Fasern bildet, und das __seröse Perikard__, was selbst in 2 Schichten unterteilt werden kann: \r\n*das __Epicard__, welches mit dem Herzmuskel verwachsen ist, \r\n*das __parietale Perikard__, das an der fibrösen Schicht anliegt.\r\n\r\nZwischen der viszeralen und der parietalen Schicht ist ein __flüssigkeitsgefüllter Spalt__, der dem Herzen gleitende Beweglichkeit ermöglicht. Zuviel Flüssigkeit in diesem Spalt (__Herzbeutelerguss__) kann zur Herztamponade (Kompression des Herzens) im Herzbeutel führen.\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"188\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n{img fileId=\"5\" thumb=\"box\"}Grafik: Wikipedia\r\n\r\n!!Gehirn\r\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\r\n\r\n!!! Relais:\r\n1. __Kleinhirn__( + / - ) für Pericard\r\n{img fileId=\"108\" thumb=\"box\"}zentral, Hirn-Organ-Beziehung ungekreuzt!\r\n\r\n2. __Großhirnmark__ (-/+) für Epicard \r\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"} im Bereich des Kammermyokards li & re, Hirn-Organ-Beziehung ungekreuzt!\r\n\r\n!!Psyche\r\n!!!Biologisches Thema\r\nIntegrität und Schutz des Herzens\r\n\r\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\r\nEin realer, befürchteter oder assoziierter Angriff auf das Herz: \r\n__Schmerz, Angst, Sorge__ \r\n*Das tut mir so im Herzen weh! \r\n*Als wenn man mir ins Herz gestochen hätte.\r\n*Sie wollen am offenen Herzen operieren! \r\n*Ich kann mein armes Herz nicht schützen.\r\n\r\n!!!META-Bedeutung\r\n*Jetzt fühlt sich mein Herz sicher. \r\n*Ich bin in guten Händen. \r\n*Jetzt kann ich auf mein Herz achtgeben.\r\n\r\n!!Organ\r\n!!!Stressphase\r\n1. KH: Zellzuwachs als Verstärkung des schützenden Perikardgewebe die als Mesotheliom oder __mesotheliale Hyperplasie__ diagnostiziert werden. \r\n\r\n2. GHML: Mangelversorgung und Schwächung des Epicards.\r\n\r\n!!!Regenerationsphase\r\nEntzündlicher Gewebsabbau (Pericarditis oder Epicarditis) unter Beteiligung von Mikroben (Bakterien/Mykobakterien). Es kommt zum __Erguss__, vermehrte Flüssigkeit in der Perikardhöhle. Übliche Symptome sind __Kurzatmigkeit, Leistungsminderung__, Müdigkeit und Nachtschweiss, dabei erhöhte Temperatur. \r\nUnter Umständen, zB bei Aktivität der ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|Nierensammelrohre)), kann es zum zirkulären Erguss und zur Kompression des Herzens kommen, der __Herzbeuteltamponade__. Die mechanische Behinderung des Herzens in der Diastole (Füllungsphase) führt zu __vermindertem Schlagvolumen__, Blutniederdruck und Pulsrasen. Im Extremfall kann die Herztamponade ein lebensbedrohlicher Zustand sein, bei dem Flüssigkeit abgezogen werden muss.\r\nNach Rezidiven treten oft Kalkablagerungen im Herzbeutel und in der Pericardwand auf, die zur Verhärtung und damit zur Funktionsminderung der Herzleistung führen kann Typische Symptome sind Druckgefühl auf oder um das Herz, das sogenannte \"__Panzerherz__\".\r\n\r\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\r\n1. Der Zellzuwachs in der Stressphase soll helfen, Angriffe aufs Herz besser abzuwehren/abzupuffern.\r\n \r\n!!Sozial\r\n!!!Beispiele\r\n*Physischer, verbaler oder befürchteter Angriff auf das Herz, auch durch Operation\r\n*Bedrohung der Integrität des Herzens und des Herzgefühls\r\n*Diagnose von Herzfehlern (\"Ihr Herz schlägt nicht so wie es sollte\")\r\n*Bei Bergsportlern, die ins Seil gefallen sind (Hängetrauma)\r\n*Dramatisches Erleben von Herzsymptomen, an sich selbst oder als Zeuge\r\n*Die Klientin reagiert mit dem Perikard, weil sie ihr Herz nicht gegen emotionale Ausnutzung und Auszehrung schützen konnte.\r\n \r\n!!Zusätzliche Information\r\nMesotheliome werden oft in Verbindung mit Asbestfasern gesehen, da sie zum narbigen Einkapseln der Fasern mit Bindegewebe führen. Diese Erklärung ist plausibel für die Lunge, aber wie die Asbestfasern ins Perikard gelangen ist dabei unklar.\r\n\r\n!!!Konstellationen:\r\n__Kleinhirn-Konstellation__: verminderte Sensibilität (physisch und emotional), \"emotioneller Burnout\"\r\n\r\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Herz - Vorhofmyokard))__ (MH/Plexus Cardiacus, +/0) Regenerationsphase (nach Überbeansprchung): Vorhoftachykardie, Vorhofflimmern\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Herz - Kammermyokard))__ (GHML/Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stress (Überlastung durch Helfen): verminderte Herzleistung wg lokaler Paralyse, Heilkrise Myokardinfarkt\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Herz - Endokard))__ (GHML/Plexus Cardiacus, -/+) Stressphase (Herz-Leistungsfähigkeit) verminderte Herzleistung wg Klappeninsuffizienz, Regenerationsphase schmerzhafte Endokarditis\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Herz - Koronararterien und AV-Knoten))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stressphase (Verlust von Rang/Liebe) Herzarrythmie, Herzstechen und Angina pectoris; Heilkrise mit Bradycardie, Herzstillstand, Bewusstlosigkeit, Herzschmerz (Koronarinfarkt)\r\n\r\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Herz - Koronarvenen))__ (GHR, Plexus Cardiacus, -/+, Sensibilität IHS +/-) Stressphase (Verlust von Rang/Liebe) schmerzhafte Angina pectoris, Heilkrise Bewusstlosigkeit, Tachykardie oder Kammerflimmern\r\n\r\n ', '', 1557684115, '', 10, 0, 'Kora', '91.2.185.134', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5322, 'de', '', 0, 1453926016, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(185, 'Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Milz', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Lymphatisches+System+-+Milz', 137, '!Milz\n!!Anatomie\nDie Milz (Splen) befindet sich im linken oberen Quadranten des Bauchraums. Ihre Struktur ähnelt der eines großen ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten|Lymphknotens)), und sie fungiert dementsprechend als __blutfilterndes Organ__ im ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Kreislaufsystem)), ausserdem hat sie große Bedeutung für die roten ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blutkörperchen)) und das ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System (Übersicht)|Immunsystem)). Die Milz ist Teil des mononuklear-phagocytierenden Systems: sie __entfernt alte Erythrozyten__ und __recykelt Eisen aus deren Hämoglobin__, wodurch sie das ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Knochen|Knochenmark)) unterstützt. Sie __speichert und recykelt auch Thrombocyten__ für die Blutgerinnung.\n\n{img fileId=\"6\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"} \n\nIn ihrer weissen Pulpa bildet die Milz __Antikörper__, die spezifische Antigene markieren und diese durch Blut- und ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|Lymphbahnen)) abtransportieren. Eine Studie an Mäusen zeigte 2009, dass deren Milz die Hälfte der körpereigenen Monozyten in ihrer roten Pulpa enthält. Diese Monozyten wandeln sich, wenn sie in Wundgewebe wandern, zu Dendritzellen und Makrophagen, die die __Wundheilung__ fördern.\n\n{img fileId=\"234\" thumb=\"box\"} \nDie Milz hat 2 Gewebe, die weisse Pulpa (A) und die rote Pulpa (B). Die weisse Pulpa produziert Immun- und Blutzellen. Die rote Pulpa filtert das Blut. \n\nGrafiken: Wikipedia\n\n!!Gehirn\n!!!Relais\n__Großhirnmark__ ( - / + ) rechts zentral im Lumbarbereich\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema:\n*Konflikt um das Blut,\n*Selbstwert bezüglich der Selbstheilungskraft und Integrität,\n*eigene Identität\n\n!!!Gefühle, Gedanken\n__Angst, Panik, Selbstaufgabe__\n*Ich verblute! \n*Ich kann nicht verkraften, all das Blut zu sehen! \n*Diese Wunde ist zu groß/tief, sie kann nicht heilen.\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung\n*Meine Selbstheilungskräfte sind unendlich groß.\n*Ich vertraue dem Universum (Gott, Engel...) die Wacht über uns an.\n*Alles hat seinen Sinn, darauf kann ich vertrauen.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase\nA) __Große Wunde__: Abzug von Thrombocyten und Monocyten aus der Peripherie und Sammlung am Wundort, dadurch Verminderung der Blutplättchen im Blutkreislauf (__Thrombocytopenie__), Übelkeits- und Schwindelanfälle.\nB ) __Milz(Blut)-UDIN__: Milznekrosen (Hohlräume) und Sammlung von Thrombozyten in der Milz, dadurch vermehrte __Blutungstendenz__ (zB Nasenbluten), aber Vermeidung von Thrombo-Embolie.\nDie Bildung und Reifung von Immunkörpern wie Monozyten ist vermindert.\n__Hämophilie__ (Bluterkrankheit) ist als eine \"hängende Stressphase\" bzw als ererbter UDIN anzusehen.\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase A\nEntzündliche Schwellung (__Splenitis__) und dadurch Milzvergrößerung (__Splenomegalie__), evtl Milzzysten- oder Milztumorbildung\n\n!!!Heilkrise\r\nKurzzeitige Fluktuation der Thrombozytenwerte im Blut.\r\nMöglicherweise Milzinfarkt, Symptome:  starke Schmerzen im linken Oberbauch, die plötzlich auftreten und in die umliegenden Regionen ausstrahlen. \r\n\r\n!!!Regenerationsphase B\nVerstärkte Ausbildung von Blut- und Immunzellen, unter Umständen kann __lymphatische Leukämie__ auftreten. Die Milzvergrößerung bleibt bestehen.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\nStressphase: Vermeidung von Thrombo-Embolie durch den Abzug der Blutplättchen aus der Blutbahn in die Milz.\n\nRegenerationsphase: Die vergrößerte Milz kann bis zu 30% der gesamten roten Blutkörperchen und 90% der gesamten Blutplättchen speichern! \n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele\n*Der Ehemann ist Zeuge, wie seine Frau während der Geburt stark blutete. Ihm wird übel und schwindlig.\n*Eine Krankenschwester in Ausbildung assistiert bei einer Hüftoperation. Als sie den geöffneten Körper sieht, wird sie ohnmächtig.\n*Die Klientin bekommt eine Leukämiediagnose, danach entzündet sich ihre Milz.\n*Ein Bluter findet in seiner Ahnenreihe mehrere im Krieg tödlich verwundete und verblutete Vorfahren, u a sein Großvater.\n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\nBlutkonflikte treten häufig nach traumatischen Diagnosen oder damatischen blutenden Symptomen einer Regeneration auf, auch nach Bluttransfusionen.\n\n!!!Affektionen der Milz - Zusammenhänge\n__Milzriss__: häufig durch physisches Trauma, besonders bei vergrößerter Milz\n\n__Milzinfarkt__: häufig bei vergrößerter Milz (Splenomegalie). Stiller Infarkt oder starker Schmerz im linken Oberbauch, evtl ausstrahlend zur linken Schulter.\n\n__Milzabszess__: häufig in Zusammenhang mit Bakteriämie (bei Endocarditis) oder nach Milzinfarkt\n\n__Aneurysma der Milzarterie__: meist bei älteren Menschen\n\n__Milzzysten__: treten verletzungsbedingt oder parasitär (bedingt durch eine infektiöse Grunderkrankung) auf\n\n__Milztumoren__ (selten): Lymphangiome, Hämangiome, Lymphangiosarkome, Hämangiosarkome, Lymphome, Melanome\n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\n__((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Knochen|Knochen))(mark)__ (GHML -/+) Stress (Selbstzweifel): Anämie, verminderte Bildung von Erythro- Leuko- oder Thrombozyten; Regenerationsphase Pseudo-Anämie (Heilungsschwellung \"verdünnt\" das Blut), ggf Leukämie\n\n__Kreislauf - ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Blutgefäße))__ (GHML -/+): Stressphase (Selbstzweifel): Schwächung der Gefäßwände mit Neigung zu Hämatomen/Gewebsblutung\n\n__Immunschwäche__ kann durch Funktionsminderung (Stressphase) oder Überlastung in jeglichem ((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|lymphatischen Gewebe)) entstehen, aber auch durch __Medikation__, __Fehlernährung__ oder __Strahlung__.\n\n__Blutungsneigung__ kann auch durch Medikation, Alkoholismus, Mangelernährung (Vitamin K), Chemo- und Radiotherapie entstehen.\n\n \n', '', 1726414729, '', 10, 0, 'Kora', '93.106.15.53', '', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5701, 'de', '', 0, 1453926131, 'n', '', 'y', NULL),
(186, 'Kreislaufsystem Übersicht', 'Kreislaufsystem+%C3%9Cbersicht', 112, '!Kreislaufsystem\nDie Blut- und Lymphkreisläufe erlauben den __Transport__ von Nährstoffen (wie Aminosäuen und Elektrolyten), Sauerstoff, Kohlendioxyd, Hormonen, ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blutzellen)) etc zu den Organen und von ihnen zurück. Damit wird eine Interkommunikation ermöglicht, die Körpertemperatur und pH-Wert stabilisiert, und die Homöostase im Körper erhalten.\n\nDieses System besteht aus dem __Herz-Kreislauf-System__ (med. Kardio-vaskuläres System), welches das ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut)) befördert, und dem __((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System (Übersicht)|lymphatischen System))__, welches ausgeschiedenes Blutplasma und verschiedene Substanzen als Lymphe aus dem Interstitium (Zellzwischenraum) filtert und dem Blutkreislauf wieder zuführt. Während der Blutkreislauf im Menschen ein geschlossenes System zur Peripherie und zurück ist, ist der Lymphkreislauf ein offenes System, das nur aus der Peripherie zum Venenwinkel und dann zum Herzen führt.\n\n{img fileId=\"2\" thumb=\"box\"}::Bild: Wikipedia (Urheber: Sansculotte)::\n\n!!META-Organgewebe\nWir unterscheiden verschiedene Organe und Organgewebe im Kreislaufsystem, die sich typisch verhalten und ihre spezifischen Hirnrelais und biologische Themen haben.\n\n*((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut)) - (GHML -/+): eigene Identität, Leistungsfähigkeit, Überforderung\n*Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Kammermyokard)) (GHML -/+): Herzleistung, Überforderung bei Unterstützung anderer\n*Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Vorhofmyocard|Vorhofmyokard)) (MH +/-): Herzleistung bzgl Autonomie\n*Herz - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Endocard und Herzklappen|Endokard und Klappen)) (GHML -/+): Herzleistung, Herzangst\n*Herz - ((Kreislauf - Organfaszie - Herzbeutel (Pericard und Epicard)|Perikard / Epikard))) (KH +/-): Herz-Integrität, Angriff aufs Herz\n*Blutgefäße - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronararterien (Intima)|Koronararterien (Intima))) (GHR -/+): Revier- oder Liebesverlust\n*Blutgefäße - ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Koronarvenen (Intima))) (GHR -/+): Liebes- oder Revierverlust\n*Blutgefäße – ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Arterien)) (GHML -/+): Selbstwert bzgl der Lokalität und deren Funktion\n*Blutgefäße - ((Kreislaufsystem - Venen|Venen)) (GHML -/+): Selbstwert bzgl der Lokalität und deren Funktion\n*((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphknoten|Lymph - Knoten)) (GHML -/+): Selbstwert bzgl der Lokalität und deren Heilungsfähigkeit\n*((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Lymphgefäße|Lymph - Gefäße)) (GHML -/+): Selbstwert bzgl der Lokalität und deren Heilungsfähigkeit\n*((Kreislaufsystem - Lymphatisches System - Milz|Milz)) (GHML -/+): Selbstwert der Heilungsfähigkeit, Blut-Konflikt\n\n\n', NULL, 1507495515, NULL, 16, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 2771, 'de', NULL, 0, 1453926245, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL),
(187, 'Kreislaufsystem - Venen', 'Kreislaufsystem+-+Venen', 91, '!Blutgefäße - Venen\n!!Anatomie\nVenen sind die ((Kreislaufsystem Übersicht|Blutgefäße)), die ((Kreislaufsystem - Blut|Blut)) __zum Herzen hinführen__. Mit Ausnahme der Lungen- und Umbilicalvenen, führen sie sauerstoffarmes Blut. Sie kollabieren, wenn sie nicht mit Blut gefüllt sind.\nDie dicke äussere Wandschicht (Tunica adventitia) besteht aus ((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Bindegewebe|Bindegewebe)). Die Mittelschicht (Tunica media) enthält relativ dünne Streifen ((Organwände - glatte Muskulatur|glatter Muskelzellen)), un die innere Auskleidung (Tunica intima) besteht aus Endothelzellen.\n\nVenen unterscheiden sich in Struktur und Funktion von den ((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Arterien)): die Muskelschicht der Arterien ist dicker, dafür besitzen Venen __Klappen__, die das Blut am Zurückfließen hindern. Venen enthalten den Großteil (ca 60%) des gesamten Blutvolumens.\n\n{img fileId=\"2\" thumb=\"box\"} Grafik: wikipedia, Sansculotte\n\n{img fileId=\"223\" thumb=\"box\"} Graphik: Wikipedia, kelvinsong\n\n{img fileId=\"10\" thumb=\"y\" rel=\"box[g]\"}  \n\n!!Gehirn\n{img fileId=\"255\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!!Relais\n__Großhirnmark__ ( - / + ) für Bindegewebe & Klappen, Relais entspricht der Lokalität\n{img fileId=\"110\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n__Mittelhirn__ (+/-) für glatte Muskelfasern, Relais entspricht der Lokalität\nvgl __Stammhirn__ {img fileId=\"107\" thumb=\"box\"}\n\n!!Psyche\n!!!Biologisches Thema\nSelbstwert bzgl der Funktion der “internen Logistik” (Transport, Kommunikation und Versorgungskapazität) und Bewegung (Weiterkommen). Konfliktbezug zur betroffenen Region.\n\nBlut ist mit der eigenen __Identität__ verknüpft, das erklärt die Kraft der Konflikte des Kreislaufsystems.\n\n!!!Gefühle,Gedanken:\n__Frustration, Schwere, Verzweiflung__\n*Das ist eine zu große Last. \n*Ich fühle mich gefesselt und unfrei.\n*Ich habe keine Energie und Sprungkraft, kann mir nicht helfen. \n*Ich komme hier nicht weiter. \n*Warum krieg ich das nicht hin? \n*Das hängt mir wie ein Klotz am Bein!\n\n!!!META-Bedeutung\n*Ich bewege mich leicht und elegant. \n*Ich kann durchs Leben tanzen! \n*Ich bin es wert, Hilfe anzunehmen.\n\n!!Organ\n!!!Stressphase\nFunktions- und Trophikminderung hauptsächlich der kollagenen und elastischen Fasern und der Venenklappen. Vor allem nach vielen Rezidiven kommt es zur __Varikose__ (Varizen, Krampfadern), Aussackungen und __Veneninsuffizienz__.\n\n!!!Regenerationsphase\nEntzündung (__Phlebitis__) und Aufschwellug der Venenwände (__Stenose__), die im Falle von ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|NSR))-Syndrom zum Venenverschluss (Okklusion) führen kann. Die Gefäßwände werden mit Hilfe von Cholesterol repariert und erhalten. Im Fall der Ablösung einer solchen Kruste kann es zur __Thrombose__ kommen.\nRezidivierende Konflikte der Beinvenen können am __Ulcus cruris__ (Unterschenkelgeschwür) beteiligt sein.\n\n!!!Heilkrise\nVarizen sind meist nicht spürbar, in Heilkrisen oder auf Trigger der Gefäßmuskulatur können sie jedoch krampfen.\n\n!!!Biologischer Sinn\nNach abgeschlossener Regeneration (GHML-Sonderverhalten) sind die Gefäßwände stärker als zuvor, um einer zukünftigen Verletzung an dieser Stelle vorzubeugen. Sie werden dadurch aber auch rigider und weniger flexibel.\n\n!!Sozial\n!!!Beispiele:\n* Eine Frau wird mit dem dritten Kind schwanger und fühlt sich ans Haus gefesselt, überarbeitet und schwer. Sie bekommt Ödeme und Varizen in den Unterschenkeln.\n\n* Die von alternativer Medizin überzeugte Klientin ließ sich zu einer Impfung überreden. Die ungewünschte Spritze ins Gesäß wurde schmerzhaft und ambivalent empfunden. Kurz darauf erlitt sie eine Venenthrombose der Beckenvenen.\n\n* Ein Unternehmer hat mehrere Geschäfte, einige davon kleinere Projekte mit wenig Erfolg. Diese wurden ihm zur Last, da er ihnen trotzdem große Aufmerksamkeit widmen muss. Er entwickelt Varizen.\n\n* Eine junge Frau folgt ihrem Drang, ökologisch zu leben, und tritt einer alternativen Gemeinschaft bei. Dort fühlt sie sich überfordert, zu langsam und als Bürde für die anderen. Sie bekommt während der Zeit Ödeme in den Unterschenkeln (Zusammenwirken von geschwächter Venenfunktion, ((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Kammermyocard|Myocard)) und Aktivität der ((Harnsystem - Nierensammelrohre|Nierentubuli))). (Klapp) \n\n!!Zusätzliche Information\nDie betroffene Seite deutet auf der dominanten Seite auf einen primären Konfliktinhalt bzgl Partner, Freund oder Rivale, auf der nichtdominanten Seite bzgl Mutter, Kind oder dem inneren Kind hin.\n\nFür Besonderheiten der Herzregion, siehe auch __((Kreislaufsystem - Herz - Koronarvenen (Intima)|Koronarvenen))__\n\n!!!Differentialdiagnose\n__((Stütz- und Bewegungsapparat - Periost|Knochenhaut/Periost)) __(Blutregulation, Knochensensibilität und -versorgung) (GHR -/+) ungerechte Trennung/schmerzhafter Kontakt: Stressphase \"kalter Rheumaschmerz\" und Minderdurchblutung der Extremitäten. Diese Minderversorgung kann auch an einem Ulcus Cruris (\"offenes Bein\") beteiligt sein.\n\n__((Kreislaufsystem - Arterien|Blutgefäße - Arterien))__ (GHML -/+): evtl Stenose oder Okklusion der peripheren Arteriolen und Kapillaren durch Schwellung in der Regenerationsphase, oder durch Arteriosklerose nach Rezidiven. ', NULL, 1507490633, NULL, 10, 0, 'Kora', '88.9.100.113', NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 'Thorsten', 5264, 'de', NULL, 0, 1453926493, 'n', NULL, 'y', NULL);
