ONLINE COURSE: ''Neurodynamics: mobilizations of the peripheral nervous system'' with CARLES MUNNÉ20-hour training with which you will learn about neurodynamic evaluation and treatment techniques to incorporate into the treatment techniques that you usually use. Access to the campus with high quality videos of the techniques.More information Free webinar with the teacher |
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START AND END OF COURSE
START: August 22, 2022
The course will be available for 18 months from the beginning of the course and you can go through it when you consider it appropriate, at your own pace.
DURATION
20 hours
The estimated time to complete the course is one month, but you will have it available for 18 months so that you can learn at the pace you want.
PRICE
Depending on the country where you live, you will have the price in euros or in dollars
125€
/ 125$
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ATTENTION
This course is aimed at physiotherapists and physiotherapy students.
ACCREDITATION
Course approved by California Physical Therapy Association (CPTA #21-432) with 2.5 CEUs
INCLUDES
- Notes in PDF format
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High quality videos
- Theory videos
- Videos of practical demonstrations of the techniques
- Resolution of doubts with the teacher during the 18 months
- Exam
- Multi-device access
- Diploma
Course language
Opinions of former students
"The content is very practical and useful, clearly and well explained by the teacher."
“Very good development of the syllabus. Excellent quality audiovisual material that facilitates the monitoring of the concepts throughout the whole course.”
“I loved it. It is obvious that Carles Munné is definitely a reference in neurodynamics.''
How does it work?
Program
- 1. ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF THE NS
- 2. BIOMECHANICS OF THE NS
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3. EXAMINATION OF THE NS
- Sensitivity
- Pain
- Pallesthesia
- Proprioception
- Tactile discrimination
- DTRs
- Muscle strength
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4. GLOBAL NEURODYNAMIC TESTS
- Cervical Flexion/Extension
- Straight Leg Raise Test
- Prone Knee Bend test
- SLUMP test
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5. MEDIAN NERVE
- ULTTS 1
- ULTTS 2a
- Pronator Syndrome
- Kiloh-Nevin Syndrome
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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6. RADIAL NERVE
- ULTTS 2b
- Supinator Syndrome
- Posterior Interosseous Nerve syndrome
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7. ULNAR NERVE
- ULTTS 3
- Ulnar Tunnel Syndrome
- Guyon Canal syndrome
- 8. MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
- 9. AXILLARY NERVE
- 10. LONG THORACIC NERVE
- 11. SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE
- 12. THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME
- 13. FEMORAL NERVE
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14. LATERAL FEMORAL CUTANEOUS NERVE
- Meralgia Paresthetica
- 15. OBTURATOR NERVE
- 16. SAPHENOUS NERVE
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17. SCIATIC NERVE
- Piriformis Syndrome
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18. COMMON PERONEAL NERVE
- Superficial Peroneal Nerve
- Deep Peroneal Nerve
- 19. TIBIAL NERVE
- 20. SURAL NERVE
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21. CEPHALEA
- Occipital neuralgia
- 22. LOW BACK PAIN (neurodynamic treatment)
Justification
Our physiotherapy course "Neurodynamics: mobilizations of the peripheral nervous system" is aimed at all those physiotherapists who want to incorporate neurodynamic assessment and treatment techniques into the treatment techniques they usually use.
Neurogenic disorders are common and their impact is probably underestimated. Today, thanks to improvement and advance in treatment, these can be treated with non-invasive physical techniques.
Within the concept of therapy, neural mobilization has undergone widespread advances, especially during the last quarter of the 20th century.
Authors such as Maitland and Butler introduced a component of treatment often forgotten by physical therapists: the nerve. The neural component is the cause of numerous pathologies, often capable of being confused with other degenerative or inflammatory pathologies such as epicondylalgia or tenosynovitis. In this course, you will learn how to evaluate the nerve as a structure that has a lack of continuity throughout the body and is often much more superficial than we imagine.
This understanding about the mechanical function of the nervous system has developed to the point that, for physical therapists dealing with pain and the musculoskeletal system, a degree in neurodynamics has become a conventional requirement.
The main objective of this course is to provide and foster therapeutic skills, balanced with enough theory for practical application to make sense.
Goals
- To define the concept and functions of the components of the peripheral nervous system, as well as their pathomechanics and pathophysiology.
- To describe and execute the different mobilization techniques of the peripheral nervous system.
- To locate the described neural structures by palpation.
- To distinguish between tension and sliding maneuvers.
- To choose the most appropriate technique to solve the assessed neural dysfunction.
- To explain the necessary criteria to assess the effectiveness of the applied technique.
Competencies
- To demonstrate that you know about the physiotherapeutic methods, procedures and actions aimed at clinical therapy.
- To integrate, through clinical experience, ethical and professional values, as well as the knowledge, skills and attitudes of physiotherapy, to solve specific clinical cases, in the hospital, out-of-hospital, and primary and community care settings.
- To design a physiotherapy intervention plan based on criteria of adequacy, validity and efficiency.
- To keep the knowledge, skills, abilities and aptitudes of professional competences updated.
Methodology
The course is divided into episodes and each one of them forms a lesson.
The lessons consist of a set of videos about the theoretical part and different videos with the practical demonstrations of the techniques.
The student will have access to the course from the date indicated and will have 18 months to complete it. To pass the training, you must watch and study all audiovisual content and pass the final exam.
The course lasts 20 hours, which correspond to the visualization of the different chapters, the study of the notes in PDF format and the completion of the exam. Therefore, the student must carry out active work at home in order to pass the training.
Here's an example of the lessons you'll find on campus:
Finally, in the following tutorial you can see what the platform is like and the sections that make up the course:
Solve doubts with the teacher
Once you have enrolled in the course, you will be able to resolve any doubts that may arise with the teacher.
Teachers
The best professionals
Physiotherapist collegiate number 2760 with specialized training in Neurodynamics.
Full University Professor at the Faculty of Health Sciences of Manresa University and Vic University (UVic- UCC).
He is currently pursuing his doctorate on neurodynamic approach.
Postgraduate Program in Manual Therapy at EFOM-Paris University and EUIF Blanquerna University (Barcelona).
Master’s Degree in Prevention of Occupational Hazards.
Master’s Degree in Research on Primary Care.
Physiotherapist at Osteosport Center in Manresa, Catalonia.
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Depending on the country where you live, you will find the course price in euros or in dollars
Course price:
125€
/ 125$
Common questions
Yes, the course will be available for 18 months from the start day and you can take it whenever you consider appropriate.
Yes, in addition to the notes in PDF format, the courses include multi-device access videos.
Yes, our online training methodology is designed in such a way that once you have enrolled in the course, you can resolve any doubts that may arise with the teacher.
To obtain the diploma after completing the online course, you must:
1. Take a multiple-choice exam (you will have 45 minutes).
2. Obtain a minimum grade of 50/100.
In case of failing the exam, you can take it again after 48 hours (you can only repeat it once). We will notify you by e-mail when this time has elapsed.
No, since we check that you meet one of these requirements before giving you access to the online course.
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