BOR FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES / PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION / FTR2004 - MANIPULATIVE TREATMENT TECHNIQUES II

Contents Of The Courses in a weekly Period

Week 
Subjects 
Sources 
1Functional anatomy, biomechanics, pathomechanics of joints and soft tissues, and basic evaluation principles. 
2General principles, effects, indications, and contraindications of manipulative concepts. 
3Application principles of mobilization techniques. 
4Manipulation and mobilization applications for the cervical region 
5Manipulation and mobilization applications for the thoracic region. 
6Manipulation and mobilization applications for the lumbar region. 
7Manipulation and mobilization applications for the sacroiliac region. 
8Manipulation and mobilization applications for the hip joint. 
9Manipulation and mobilization applications for the knee joint. 
10Manipulation and mobilization applications for the ankle joint. 
11Manipulation and mobilization applications for the shoulder joint 
12Manipulation and mobilization applications for the elbow joint. 
13Manipulation and mobilization applications for the hand-wrist joint. 
14Discussion of current mobilization and manipulation techniques.