MEDYCYNA MANUALNA wg FRSc – edycja 104/105

Manual Medicine

Manual medicine is a branch of medicine dealing with the diagnosis and treatment of detected reversible functional changes in the musculoskeletal system. The foundation of manual medicine in the original approach of Radosław Składowski is concept of Five Regulatory Systems- FRSc.

Thorough knowledge of anatomy and physiology combined with the ability to use the principles of the five regulatory systems and manual proficiency in healing techniques developed by Składowski often allow for a spectacular restoration of the broadly understood correct function as well as maintaining conditions that prevent the deepening of pathologies.

The assumption of the method developed by the orthopedic doctor Radosław Składowski is to teach the students so that after completing each module he or she will be able to independently lead the patient out of the pathological process at an increasingly higher level.

What does the manual medicine course teach physiotherapists?

• restoring the proper functioning of our body, mainly the musculoskeletal system
• stopping disease progression
• slowing down the progression of disease processes that cannot be stopped
• accelerating the healing of injuries (sprains, fractures, bruises) and inflammations
• impact on restoring homeostasis of internal organs, which leads to their autoregulation and recovery from internal, metabolic and some neurological diseases.

Module 0 - Pinotherapy

Course of Pinotherapy is a mandatory course for people who want to take part in the next modules of Manual Medicine according to FRSc. Therefore, the Module I program does not include a complete coverage of the theory of the Five Regulatory Systems, but only complements this knowledge with new, more detailed information and techniques. Among them are:

• Discussion of the so-called a/c ligaments and the phenomenon of pseudo-stumps (spring effect)
• Demonstration of techniques, i.e. "KAT Udarowy"
• Developing knowledge in the field of compartment development
• Development of theories and hypotheses regarding the formation of neurocompartments
• Expanding the characteristics of lipodynia zones with visceral correlations and their use in abdominal surgery
• Expanding the theory regarding the IV and V regulatory system
• Complementing the techniques dedicated to the IV regulatory system with articular manipulation techniques and subsequent occlusal techniques

Due to the amount of knowledge (both theoretical and practical) presented to students during FRSc courses, before some courses/modules the student receives a prescript designed to facilitate the absorption of material during the course as much as possible. In addition, in order to consolidate the knowledge transferred, the trainees also receive postsciptum after part of the courses/modules. The information contained therein relates to and complements the most difficult and extensive parts of the training/training modules. Both the materials provided before and after the course are created e.g. based on the opinion of previous training graduates and observations of the training staff.

We invite physiotherapy students and representatives of medical professions to the course: doctor, dentist, surgeon, physiotherapist, nurse, midwife, paramedic, massage technician, osteopath, medical assistant, orthopedic technician, occupational therapist.

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