Cours: Exercises with a particular goal related to the dysfunction: 11 januari 2011 for MD's organised by the SWOMM.nl
Exercises with a particular goal related to the dysfunction: Utrecht-NL 11 januari 2012 for MD's organised by the SWOMM.nl lecturers: Paul Cuppen and Sjef Rutte
Lecture: Laterality London
BIMM British Institute for Musculoskeletal MedicineLecture: Laterality
BIMM Winter Symposium & Members Forum 2nd & 3rd December 2011
St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, London
A fascinating insight into central motor control both normal and abnormal provided by Prof John Rothwell from Queens Square, London, a leading researcher and author. This is the keynote address hence the title of the meeting “Order and Disorder”. We will also have presentations of a manual treatment curing an “incurable” locomotor disorder with tutoring in the method; upper limb including hand and wrist problems, and a stimulating selection of practical workshops.
Clinical Forum
on Friday 2nd December 2.30 – 5pm,
for members’ presentations.
14:30 An afternoon at the proms. dr. Peter Skew
15:00 A gang of four. dr. Jens Foell
15:30 Laterality and preferred movements. dr. Sjef Rutte
16:00 Red Flags Lumbar stenosis. dr. Vincent Cavaliere
16:30 The tale of steroid injections in two care settings. dr. Simon Harley:
Winter Symposium 2011 “Order and Disorder - unravelling motor function and dysfunction”
on Saturday 3rd December
08.45 Registration commences
09.30 Restless Legs Syndrome : A cure for the incurable ? Dr. Rod MacDonald London.
10.00 Keynote Speaker: Part I “Order”: Normal control of voluntary motion. Prof. John Rothwell, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, UCL, Queen’s Square, London.
10.45 Coffee
11.05 Part II “Disorder”: Central disturbances of voluntary motor control. Prof. John Rothwell
11.50 The Arm – arriving at a diagnosis of WRULD the traditional way. Dr. Stan Wyngaerden, Eastbourne.
12.20 Workshops I
13.20 Lunch.
14.20 The Thoracic Outlet – navigating bandit country. Dr. John Tanner, Chichester
15.00 Workshops II
16.00 Tea
16.20 Scapula control; mechanisms of function to dysfunction. Dr. Caroline Alexander, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
17.00 Close
Workshops: [A] dr. Stan Wyngaerden - Clinical examination of the arm.
[B] dr. Dee Gogia – The connoisseurs’ Osteopathic manipulation.
[C] dr. Theo Peters -Treatment & Self-treatment for Restless Legs
[D] dr. Rod MacDonald - Positive Diagnosis of Dysfunction.
[E] dr. John Tanner-Clinical diagnosis of Thoracic Outlet.
[F] Interpretation of MRI – upper limb
Information:
Deena Harris
Education Facilitator
British Institute of Musculoskeletal Medicine
PO Box 1116
Bushey WD23 9BY
Phone: 0208 421 9910
Fax: 0208 386 4183
Mobile: 07740 428488
E.mail: info@bimm.org.uk
Web: www.bimm.org.uk
Cours "Massmechanics and Preferential Functions"
the 6th Annual Academy Meeting, Copenhagen International Academy for Musculoskeletal Medicine the 5th-8th September 2011 before the 11th Nordic Congress held the 8th-10th September in Musculoskeletal Medicine and Therapy
The aim of this day to bring you theoretical and practical in contact with mass-mechanical thinking and preferential movements.
The knowledge of mass-mechanics, a more global way judging posture/movements based on simple physics and preferential movements based on the neurophysiologic, partly scientific explained theory of lateralisation could be an addition to your personal MM-knowledge.
Although we know this is an introduction we give you a lot of information to reflect, most is already known but in another way polarised.
For educational reasons the day is divided in smaller parts partly more theoretical partly more practical.
Programme the 7th September 2011
Introduction Mass mechanics and Laterality in relation to IMM
09.00-09.15 Introduction
09.15-10.15 Mass mechanics part of physics and his value in Manual Medicine,
Does it explain our theories?
10.15-10.30 Pause
10.30-11.00 Literature review: Laterality and/or Preferential mobility an introduction
11.00-11.30 Preferential mobility, its relation to the human body. Is it scientifically
reproducible?
11.30-12.00 Demonstration preferential mobility
12.00-13.30 Pause
13.30-14.00 Mass mechanics used in Diagnostics (theoretical and hands on)
14.00-14.30 Mass mechanics used in Therapeutics (theoretical and hands on)
14.30-15.00 Preferential mobility used in Diagnostics (theoretical and hands on)
15.00-15.15 Pause
15.15-15.45 Preferential mobility used in Therapeutics (theoretical and hands on)
15.45-16.15 Examples of mass mechanics related to preferential mobility visa versa
16.15-16.30 Summery
16.30-16.45 Test form
Cours: Exercises with a particular goal related to the dysfunction: 9 juni 2011 for MD's organised by the SWOMM.nl
The International Academy of Manual/Musculoskeletal Medicine Conference in Amsterdam 2010 open voor non-members
The next meeting of the International Academy of Manual Musculoskeletal Medicine (IAMMM) will take place in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2-5 June, 2010, including the Annual General Meeting, Science Board meeting and Committee meetings as well the Biennial Academy Conference.
The Biennial meeting on 4-5 June will be open for non-members.
The Final Program, the Registration Form and further information will be available in February 2009. Keep in touch en mark your agenda!
