TAPING IN NEUROLOGY
Transcript of TAPING IN NEUROLOGY
APPLICATIONS OF NEUROMUSCULAR
TAPING IN NEUROLOGY
The use of Medical Taping Concept (MTC) /
(Neuromuscular Taping-NMT) applications in
neurological disorders is an emerging innovation
in Southern Europe.
In countries, such as Italy Spain and Portugal,
the use of MTC / NMT starts at an early stage in
the treatment of neurological disorder, as it is
fully compatible with any other manual techni-
ques.
The concept stresses keeping the patients
“mobilized” as opposed to “immobilization” per
conventional techniques.
In addition, the technique stresses the impor-
tance of “decompression” when applying the
technique in neurological disorders as opposed
to “compression” when applied in sports injury.
Introduction
The applications of Neuromuscular Taping in
neurological disorders follow different criteria,
both in content and objectives related to
conventional orthopedic treatment. Like any
other technique, the practice should be used in
combination with other techniques to obtain a
desired clinical outcome.
Course Objective
The objective is to provide a practical tool for
physiotherapists, occupational therapists and
nurses responsible for supporting the treatment
of various neurological disorders. Therefore the
course offers:
1. Instruction as to the proper taping technique
for central or peripheral neurological damage.
2. Instruction on speciific treatment of spasti-
city; by correcting the alignment of the muscle
segments in order to improve joint movement.
3. Instruction on use in patients with neurologi-
cal disorders such as Multiple Sclerosis, Amyo-
trophic Lateral Sclerosis, Parkinson's and post
stroke paralysis. (Assuming authorization by
medical consultant.)
Duration: The course duration is 18 hours over
two days.
Requirements: Participants should have
completed a 15 hour Basic course (or 12 hour
Lymphatic Drainage course) on the use of
neuromuscular taping. Those who have
participated in KT 1 and KT 2 courses fulfill this
requirement.
Participants: The course is open to qualified
medical professionals working with patients who
are undergoing long term care for neurological
conditions. A detailed knowledge of both the
anatomy and manual rehabilitation techniques
are important.
Accreditation: Certificate of Participation by
the APBNM (Portuguese Association of
Neuromuscular Taping).
September 19th and 20th 2018
Course Location: Maple House
Breakspear Medical Wood Lane, Hemel Hempstead,
Hertfordshire HP2 4FD
Payment Details:
Cheque or bank transfer.
Bank Details:
Barclays Bank Plc
Beneficiary: ANEID UK
Account Number: 63951480
Sort Code: 205333
When making a bank transfer, please add a
note with the name and contact number of
the participant. Please reference which
course the payment is for.
Contacts:
ANEID UK, Ltd. Th e Sp i res
Suite 8, Adelaide Street ,
Luton, Bedfordshire, LU1 5BB
Tel. +44-1582-485209
E.mail: [email protected]
Contact: Samira Seifi
ANEID UK, LDAe: [email protected]: 0044 1582 485 209
Course lecturer:
Joaquim Coutinho Physiotherapist and Osteopath Rehabilitation Physiotherapist in the University Hospital of
Coimbra (HUC) and Lecturer at the School of Physiotherapy
at the University of Aveiro in Portugal
Lecturer of Medical Taping Concept for the past six (6) years.
Editor of the Brazilian Edition of “Medical Taping
Concept Manual”, by Josya Sijmonsma Member and Lecturer of the APBNM(Portuguese
Association for Neuromuscular Taping)
Schedule: Wednesday - 9:00 to 12:30 and 13:00 to 17:00Thursday - 9:00 to 12:30 and 13:00 to 17:00
Duration: 15 Hours
Vacancies: 24
Price for the Course: £210 (VAT included)
Participants: Medical professionals working with patients with neurological disorders: Physiotherapists,
Occupational therapists, Nurses and Medical Doctors
(theoretical section recommended for medics-no charge for attendence-45 minutes).
Course Content: Theory (15%) / Practical (85%). All necessary materials for the practical clinic will be supplied (2 to 3 neuromuscular tapes). Participants must bring scissors as well as wear loose clothing as participants will be taped in the course.
General Objectives: To provide participants with a useful and practical tool to complement their daily
practice. The technique improves the welfare of patients with neurological disorders, of either central or peripheral origin. Such disorders include Multiple Sclerosis, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, Parkinson's and post stroke paralysis. (Assuming authorization by
medical consultant.)
APPLICATIONS OF NEUROMUSCULAR TAPING IN NEUROLOGY
Programme DAY 1 - 7.5 hours
Review to Medical Taping Concept and overview of research to date. (45 minutes)
1. Specific applications in patients with Neurological problems: Direction Size Tension
Application time
2. Technical specifications for theapplication of MTC in Neurological disorders: Applications in the treatment of spasticity Applications in the treatment of hypotonia
3. Actions of MTC:
Stability
Tone Relaxation Application for correction of postural changes in orthopedics
4. Conditions for facial treatment:
Face and Neck Front area
Periocular area
5. Applications for muscular treatment of the upperlimb: Deltoids Trapeze
Biceps
Trícipetes Extensors of the wrist and fingers Wrist and finger flexors
Day 2 – 7.5 Hours
6. Applications for the muscular treatment of thelower limb:
Buttocks Tensor of the fascia lata Psoas
Quadriceps Gemini and soleus Anterior tibialis Extensors of the fingers
7. Applications for thetreatment of muscular disorders of the trunk: Erectors of the trunk Recto-Abdominal muscle Abdominal Oblique Abdominal Transverse
8. Special segmental techniques for patients with neurological conditions: Dysphagia Drooling Dysarthria Constipation
During the course photographs and videos of real life cases of almost all clinical situations will be presented.
Important emphasis will be given to
"decompression" caused by MTC /NMT, as the fulcrum of its use, instead of "compression".
All taping material used will be EU Class I Medical Device registered.
Course Accredited by the APBNM
(Portuguese Association for
Neuromuscular Taping) APBNM/
UK/02/18
Without MTC
With MTC
With MTC
Without MTC