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Through an interview and clinical examination proposed in the method, we obtain complete information about the examined patient. Symptoms and signs are interpreted and cataloged in a form of ‘clinical patterns’ (i.e., specific behaviors of disorders or groups of disorders). For many disorders, the method offers local, direct, efficient and economically beneficial treatment. Differentiation can be performed by a detailed interview and functional examination. Thinking clinically in accordance with the principles of orthopedic medicine according to Cyriax, we have excellent possibilities for differential diagnosis.
The exact location of irritated structures can be determined either by the presence of localizing signs or by palpation.
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The possibilities offered by Dr. Ackermann's method are enormous. The method of diagnosis and therapy according to Ackermann's concept is currently one of the most effective and complementary methods of manual treatment. It is distinguished by quick and targeted diagnostics and the therapeutic procedure is precise and accurate. When performing the treatment, the therapist knows very precisely what he/she wants to achieve and why. There is no place for accidental procedures here. In practice, the therapy requires a broader look at the causes of ailments and their complexity.
The compensation initiated by a ‘blocked’ joint requires the therapist to take an appropriate action. Individual treatment techniques in this method are limited to exactly one segment, so only the vertebra that causes pain in the patient is ‘unblocked’.
Advantages of Dr. Ackermann's method:
A well-performed treatment does not require much strength from the therapist.
FOI®, i.e. Functional Osteopathy and Integration, is an independent method of therapy for the musculoskeletal system. It comes from the idea that all the joints of the body are interconnected. It is an independent therapeutic concept in the field of osteopathy and manual therapy. FOI® is a whole-body therapy through its holistic approach to the patient. It assumes that the human body as a whole reacts to a problem that arises in the musculoskeletal system. The human body is forced to compensate in some way for the resulting disorder. Practice shows that compensatory mechanisms are scattered throughout the body, always following a set pattern.
Advantages of FOI®:
Diagnostic and therapeutic concept of joint mobilization combined with movement. ‘NAG's’, ‘SNAG's’, ‘reverse NAG's’ and mobilizations combined with movement /so-called MWM's/. These are techniques that act directly on the joints and indirectly on the neuromuscular system. The innovative approach of his concept includes, among others: on a combination of passive movement performed by the therapist and active movement performed by the patient.
The advantage of Mulligan's concept is:
The basic principles of Medical Taping Concept come from Japan and Korea, where the concept of the entire method was created in the 1970s. This method involves applying a specialized and flexible patch to the body in a precisely defined manner. The applied patch is a source of only mechanical stimuli (it is not soaked with any drug) and depending on the type of patch, method and place of application, it has got various effects.
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