2023 Visceral Vascular Manipulation: (Lower Body)

Dates 16 Aug 18 Aug 2023
Instructor Pierre Vey
Price Early Bird (by 30 April 2023) RM 4,200
Normal Fee after (by 30 April 2023) RM 4,700
Phone +012-2382883
Email info@fnharmony.com.my
Venue FN Harmony
Address 72-2, Fraser Business Park,
Jalan Metro Pudu, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.
 

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Overview

This course explores evaluation and treatment techniques for the vascular system of the lower body.

Course Outcomes

  • Review the anatomy and physiology of the vascular system, particularly how arteries dilate or diminish in diameter depending on the function of the body.

  • Understand how compression along vascular structures creates restriction patterns and pain.

  • Learn to locate and release restrictions along the vascular structures using direct techniques on the arteries like compression, decompression and elongation.

  • Explore manipulation of the soft tissues of the arteries of the lower body such as the hepatic, splenic, femoral and popliteal.

  • Enhance your understanding of how increased blood circulation to an organ improves function of the viscera, and learn how to improve the blood circulation to organs, directly and/or indirectly.

  • Learn treatment of the vaso-pressive system and the brain.

  • Discover the research done with doppler ultrasound to determine the best mobilizations of the arteries to improve local and general blood circulation.

  • Understand Barral's view of the knee as a 'neurological joint,' and the way to restore intelligence through improved blood flow.

  • Learn invaluable techniques to use after trauma and post-surgery - when conventional musculoskeletal techniques give limited pain and functional relief.

  • Discover the role of the vascular system in treatment post-pelvic, hip and knee surgery.

  • Learn practical integration of vascular treatment into the therapeutic session.

Prerequisite:

VM4

Suggested Reading:

  • Atlas of Human Anatomy by Frank Netter, MD, and/or
  • A Regional Atlas of the Human Body by Carmine Clemente.