Birth of etiopathy

Didier Fontaine needs no introduction in the world of animal etiopathy, having been one of its pioneers, notably with the invention and implementation, together with the late Eric Droit, of a nomenclature for quadrupedal biomechanics.
This nomenclature has no equivalent at present, due to its accuracy, comprehensibility, and ease of use. its comprehensibility, and its ease of use. The biomechanical nomenclature of the biped, transposed blindly onto the quadruped is incorrect and inapplicable in almost all of its parameters and of its terms. Just like the famous Fryette's laws, which are not applicable to quadrupeds. “ which are not applicable to quadrupeds but only adaptable.
In 1988, in his final year of study, he wrote this thesis with the help of Christian Trédaniel, the inventor of Etiopathy, on the history of manual medicine, which will surely teach a great deal to many of the numerous "professionals" in these fields, who have been told a historical truth that is often erroneous, dubious, or even reworked with the malicious intent of accommodating those who recount it.