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DESCRIPTION:FET - Functional Emergency Techniques\nJoin us for this co
urse This single-stand workshop is open to manual therapists who are inter
ested in this unique osteopathic approach. Introduction The objective of t
he osteopathic techniques of the functional emergency is to unify rapidity
\, force und effectiveness. The working position of the osteopath as well
as the position of the patient should be as comfortable as possible\, alwa
ys keeping in mind the existing pain phenomena. For that it is necessary t
o take into consideration various principles. The goal is a global liberat
ion of the “frozen” structure. This osteopathic method is applied in s
o called “monoblock-patients”\, i.e. pelvis\, abdomen\, thorax or cran
ium\, everything seems to be blocked. There are many combination options a
vailable in addition to the functional or simply structural procedure\; th
e decision is mainly based on the patient's tissue requirements. More coul
d be read in the article publisched 2011 in Osteopathische Medizin: OM art
icle Definition of FET Functional Emergency Techniques Robert Rousse D.O.
(† 2018) defined in his book “Functional Emergency” the words emerge
ncy and functional. As to the first term\, it is understood that the word
«emergency» is restricted in medicine to life-threatening situations. Fo
r example\, in the case of a cardiac arrest\, we can say there is «emerge
ncy». This term therefore implies the necessity of rapid intervention aga
inst that which is life threatening. The second term\, «functional»\, ha
s to do with everything that involves function\, or more precisely tissue
function. In osteopathy\, the expression «functional emergency» implies
the necessity of rapid intervention by the osteopath against that which se
riously restricts tissue mobility and vitality. For instance\, a fixed dia
phragm can lead to a fixation of the entire mesenteric\, pelvic\, as well
as mediastinal and cranial systems\, greatly disrupting the [...]
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LOCATION:Haselstrasse 18b\, 5400 Baden\, Switzerland
SUMMARY:FET - Functional Emergency Techniques
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:FET - Functional Emergency Techniques\nJo
in us for this course This single-stand workshop is open to manual therapi
sts who are interested in this unique osteopathic approach. Introduction T
he objective of the osteopathic techniques of the functional emergency is
to unify rapidity\, force und effectiveness. The working position of the o
steopath as well as the position of the patient should be as comfortable a
s possible\, always keeping in mind the existing pain phenomena. For that
it is necessary to take into consideration various principles. The goal is
a global liberation of the “frozen” structure. This osteopathic metho
d is applied in so called “monoblock-patients”\, i.e. pelvis\, abdomen
\, thorax or cranium\, everything seems to be blocked. There are many comb
ination options available in addition to the functional or simply structur
al procedure\; the decision is mainly based on the patient's tissue requir
ements. More could be read in the article publisched 2011 in Osteopathisch
e Medizin: OM article Definition of FET Functional Emergency Techniques Ro
bert Rousse D.O. († 2018) defined in his book “Functional Emergency”
the words emergency and functional. As to the first term\, it is understo
od that the word «emergency» is restricted in medicine to life-threateni
ng situations. For example\, in the case of a cardiac arrest\, we can say
there is «emergency». This term therefore implies the necessity of rapid
intervention against that which is life threatening. The second term\, «
functional»\, has to do with everything that involves function\, or more
precisely tissue function. In osteopathy\, the expression «functional eme
rgency» implies the necessity of rapid intervention by the osteopath agai
nst that which seriously restricts tissue mobility and vitality. For insta
nce\, a fixed diaphragm can lead to a fixation of the entire mesenteric\,
pelvic\, as well as mediastinal and cranial systems\, greatly disrupting t
he [...]
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