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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20250125T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20250126T173000
CREATED:20261024T180056Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.sico.ch/event/andrology-in-the-osteopathic
 -field-35">Andrology in the Osteopathic Field</a>\njoin us for this course
  Course Information These 2 days workshops aim to provide effective tools 
 to allow you to develop a more coherent evaluation and treatment plan focu
 sed on the man’s pelvis and overall health. More specifically\, we will 
 review the male andrological system with specific attention to the prostat
 e. We will also discuss the main dysfunctions and illnesses related to the
  male pelvis and the osteopathic external and internal interventions. More
  specifically\, we will talk and remind you about the benign hypertrophy o
 f the prostate\, cancer prostate\, prostatitis\, varicocele\, testicular t
 orsion and erectile dysfunction. Day 1 (the container):The osseous pelvic 
 frame and it’s 5 main hypo pressure keysThe abdominal and pelvic brain D
 ay 2 (the content):The prostateThe seminal vesiclesThe cowper glandsThe pu
 bo-vesico-recto-sacral laminaThe Denonvilliers (recto-prostatic) fasciaThe
  spermatic cordThe ductus deferensThe ejaculatory ducts Information about 
 the course instructor Claude Dufour\, D.O obtained his Bachelor of Physiot
 herapy from the University of Montreal in 1992 and graduated from the Coll
 ège d’Études Ostéopathiques of Montreal (CEO) in 2001 and was awarded
  the prestigious Andrew Taylor Still prize for his thesis on clinical teac
 hing in osteopathy. He has over 32 years of clinical practice and is the f
 ounding member of Qualita\, the first chartered network of osteopathy clin
 ics in Canada. For more than the last twenty years he has been teaching th
 e practice of osteopathy within colleges in Canada\, Switzerland\, Germany
  and France.
DTSTAMP:20261024T180056Z
LOCATION:Campus3\, Haselstrasse 18b\, 5400 Baden\, Schweiz
SUMMARY:Andrology in the Osteopathic Field
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.sico.ch/event/andrology-i
 n-the-osteopathic-field-35">Andrology in the Osteopathic Field</a>\njoin u
 s for this course Course Information These 2 days workshops aim to provide
  effective tools to allow you to develop a more coherent evaluation and tr
 eatment plan focused on the man’s pelvis and overall health. More specif
 ically\, we will review the male andrological system with specific attenti
 on to the prostate. We will also discuss the main dysfunctions and illness
 es related to the male pelvis and the osteopathic external and internal in
 terventions. More specifically\, we will talk and remind you about the ben
 ign hypertrophy of the prostate\, cancer prostate\, prostatitis\, varicoce
 le\, testicular torsion and erectile dysfunction. Day 1 (the container):Th
 e osseous pelvic frame and it’s 5 main hypo pressure keysThe abdominal a
 nd pelvic brain Day 2 (the content):The prostateThe seminal vesiclesThe co
 wper glandsThe pubo-vesico-recto-sacral laminaThe Denonvilliers (recto-pro
 static) fasciaThe spermatic cordThe ductus deferensThe ejaculatory ducts I
 nformation about the course instructor Claude Dufour\, D.O obtained his Ba
 chelor of Physiotherapy from the University of Montreal in 1992 and gradua
 ted from the Collège d’Études Ostéopathiques of Montreal (CEO) in 200
 1 and was awarded the prestigious Andrew Taylor Still prize for his thesis
  on clinical teaching in osteopathy. He has over 32 years of clinical prac
 tice and is the founding member of Qualita\, the first chartered network o
 f osteopathy clinics in Canada. For more than the last twenty years he has
  been teaching the practice of osteopathy within colleges in Canada\, Swit
 zerland\, Germany and France.
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