Scientific Seminar: “Contemporary Perspectives in the Therapeutic Approach to Low Back Pain” by Metropolitan College

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The Department of Physiotherapy at Metropolitan College successfully organized a scientific seminar on Saturday, November 2, titled:“Contemporary Perspectives in the Therapeutic Approach to Low Back Pain.”The event took place at the college’s main auditorium and was addressed to professional physiotherapists, students, and scientists with an interest in the topic. The keynote speaker was Dr. Nikki… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα Scientific Seminar: “Contemporary Perspectives in the Therapeutic Approach to Low Back Pain” by Metropolitan College

EFIC® – 8th “Pain In Europe” Congress

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Join us in Florence, Italy for the EFIC Congress 2013 “Pain in Europe VIII”, taking place October 9-12. The Congress will bring together over 4,000 pain specialists for a multidisciplinary forum that will focus on the latest developments in the study and treatment of acute or chronic and recurrent pain. Presented by a leading international… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα EFIC® – 8th “Pain In Europe” Congress

“Spasticity: The Complication That Amplifies Disability After Stroke”

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The most frequent type of stroke—accounting for approximately 85% of cases—is caused by a blood clot obstructing or impairing blood (and thus oxygen and nutrient) flow to the brain (ischemic stroke). The remaining ~15% are attributable to rupture of cerebral blood vessels, leading to hemorrhagic stroke. Without oxygen and nutrients, neuronal death occurs rapidly. Consequently,… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα “Spasticity: The Complication That Amplifies Disability After Stroke”

Therapeutic Exercise: Is It “Therapeutic”?

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DeLateur defined therapeutic exercise as the prescription of physical movement aimed at correcting a deficit, improving musculoskeletal function, or maintaining good physical condition. These exercises may range from selective activities targeting specific muscles or body regions to general, vigorous activities that can elevate an individual to optimal fitness levels. Goals of Therapeutic Exercise Mobilization Improvement… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα Therapeutic Exercise: Is It “Therapeutic”?

19th European Congress of Physycal and Rehabilitation Medicine

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Functional rehabilitation, a biopsychosocial approach. Managing neuropathic pain, from cognitive behavioral interventions, to mirror therapy: a central nervous system approach, «desensitizing» the nervous system. – Steven STANOS, Christine GAGNON and Efthimios KOULOULAS. http://www.esprm2014.com/details_session!en!!!!ddc85f9c-d0ab-1031-b196-61c1a3eebff0#content https://m.facebook.com/eefiap/photos/a.258133817705150.1073741831.221567174695148/258135351038330/?type=1

Chronic Pain – Symptom or Disease?

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Pain: An Unmet Medical Need 1 in 8 people will experience unrelieved, persistent pain at some point in their lives Only 50% of patients with postoperative pain are satisfied with their pain treatment Chronic unrelieved pain leads to a morbid state with progressive physical and social dysfunction The two main categories of analgesics (opioids &… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα Chronic Pain – Symptom or Disease?

Plantar Pressure Analysis – Gait Analysis

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What Is a Digital Pedobarograph? The digital pedobarograph is a modern system used to visualize the anatomical structure of the foot and assess pressure distribution during standing and walking. It consists of: A pressure-sensing platform, usually a mat embedded with thousands of sensors to detect plantar pressure A computer to store data A monitor for… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα Plantar Pressure Analysis – Gait Analysis

Pain and Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT)

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DescriptionExtracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT) is one of the most modern, conservative, safe, and effective options in physical medicine, rehabilitation, and orthopedic treatment of musculoskeletal injuries. Its application is based on the medical method of extracorporeal lithotripsy, which involves the generation of mechanical waves through accelerated, controlled impact. Today, over 98% of all kidney stones… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα Pain and Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT)

K-LASER LASER THERAPY

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K-Laser USA, the company that developed the K-LASER device, is dedicated to ongoing research and the deeper understanding of the core principles of laser technology and its applications in advanced laser therapies. Below you will find all relevant information regarding K-Laser therapy for physical treatment. Mechanism of Action of K-LASER Therapy (Class 4) The therapeutic… Διαβάστε Περισσότερα K-LASER LASER THERAPY