Electrostimulation Course - Physiotherapy in Dogs
Complete course of Electrotherapy, Electroacupuncture and Electrostimulation in the Dog - Electrodes in the canine
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What You Will Learn!
- Generalities, Introduction and Classification of Electrotherapy
- Low Frequency Currents
- Galvanic current. Medical Galvanism-Iontophoresis
- Low Frequency Currents Electroanalgesia: TENS
- Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation
- Application Parameters
- Applications In Neurological Patients
- Medium and High Frequency Currents
- Interferential, Kotz or Russian Stimulation, Alternating Uninterrupted
- Electrostimulation for muscle strengthening
- Injury recovery and rehabilitation using electrotherapy
- Treatment of various pathologies and conditions: osteoarthritis, myalgia, adhesions, incontinence ...
Description
Welcome to this Complete Course of Electrotherapy and Electrostimulation in small animals!
We are so happy to bring you the best up-to-date information on this new comprehensive canine electrotherapy training!
Electrotherapy includes all treatments that use electricity. There are two categories of physical agents:
• Those that use the direct action of electric current on the body: it is the electrotherapy itself.
• Those that use electricity only for its production: they are ultrasound and electromagnetic radiation.
The electrotherapy taught in this course is the application to the skin, by means of electrodes, of an electric current that stimulates the path of a nerve or the motor point of a muscle.
Depending on the parameters of the electrical stimulation, the following are obtained:
- analgesic effects - TENS: Transcutaneous electrical neurostimulation
- excitomotors - ENM Neuromuscular electrostimulation, whose application of a current causes a muscle contraction that is beyond the control of the patient.
This muscle contraction is very interesting, particularly for patients who have lost the ability to voluntarily contract the muscles (paralysis, paresis).
But Electrotherapy has a much wider field of action, very useful for the clinical veterinarian, and indispensable for the physiotherapist.
The effects of electrotherapy are multiple:
- Increased strength and muscle volume,
- Increased oxidative capacity of muscles,
- Minimization of atrophy during immobilization,
- Improved sensitivity, particularly proprioceptive,
- Excitation of muscle fibers that have lost their excitability or are inhibited,
- Decrease in edema,
- Improvement of blood and lymphatic circulation,
- Analgesia due to alteration of pain perception pathways (TENS).
You can purchase the course now by clicking on "Buy now" and obtain the full course, with a space to ask your questions.
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Who Should Attend!
- Veterinary Doctors
- Veterinary Medicine Students
- Veterinary assistants
- Physiotherapists
- Animal Health Professionals
- People interested in Veterinary Electrotherapy
- Professors of Medicine
