Viscerāla terapijā - 1. daļa (Stomach, Duodenum, Liver, Gallbladder, Sphincters)

Nosaukums: Viscerāla terapijā - 1. daļa (augšējais gastroezofagēlais trakts)

Title: Visceral Therapy - Part 1 (Upper Gastroesophageal Tract)

Course program- part 1 focus on those inner organs - Stomach, Duodenum, Liver, Gallbladder, Sphincters.

• Knowledges about lasts evidence in science and literature.

• Neurophysiological and pathophysiological mechanism of visceral organ pathologies, their etiology.

• Neural and structural mechanisms of viscerosomatic connections and somatovisceral connections.

• Structural relationships between the viscera, and their fascial or ligamentous attachments to the musculoskeletal system.

• Links between somatic structures, such as the muscles and joints, the sympathetic nervous system, the visceral organs, the spinal cord and the brain.

• Different diagnosis of visceral and somatic disorders – main characteristics.

• Viscerosomatic presentation on musculoskeletal system - joint blockades, Head zones, hyperalgesia zones (HAZ).

• Visceral pathologies caused by functional disorders.

• Viscera mobility and motility

Part 2 focus on those innerr organs: Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Sigmoid Loop, Peritoneum, Kidneys, Pancreas, Ureter, Uterus, Prostate, Ovaries, Pelvic Floor Relaxation Techniques, Diaphragmatic Relaxation Techniques

Pasniedzējs: Mgr. Lukaš Kasala (Charles University, 2th medical faculty, department of rehabilitation and Sport Medicine, pasniedzējs studiju priekšmetā “Special Physiotherapy concepts and methods”; “RehaThink” pasniedzējs Latvijā un Slovākijā).

TIP: bez TIP

Kursu valoda: angļu

Cena par klātienes apmācībām: 1.daļa - 230.00 EUR, apmeklējot abas daļas (kopā 4 dienas) - 400.00 eur

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