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27 JANUARY 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

Rehabilitation of Horses Affected with Tenosynovitis
with Melanie Perrier: DrMedVet, DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will go over the typical presentation of horses affected with tenosynovitis with emphasis on Manica Flexoria Tears. After a review of diagnosis techniques and medical/surgical treatment options, rehabilitation modalities will be explored.
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3 FEBRUARY 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

The Equine Cervical Spine: Functional Anatomy, Biomechanics and Clinical Dysfunction
with Nicole Rombach: APM, MEEBW, PG AM, MSc, PhD
An evidence-based review of equine cervical anatomy, biomechanics, and clinical disease processes.
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3 – 24 MARCH 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)

Everything Fascia
with Tuulia Luomala: Animal Physiotherapist
- 3 March: What is Fascia
In this lecture you will learn how fascia is composed, how it is defined and what kind of structures it will form in the equine body. - 10 March: Fascial Phenomena
In this lecture you will learn how fascia is participating in force transmission and proprioception. You will also learn how elasticity is formed in different parts of the body. - 17 March: Myofascial Slings
In this lecture you will learn how fascia is creating myofascial connections. We will study examples of different connections in the trunk, in the front and hind leg, and also from superficial parts to the deeper parts of the body. - 24 March: Building Strong and Elastic Myofascial Systems
In this lecture you will learn how fascia is creating myofascial connections. We will study examples of different connections in the trunk, in the front and hind leg, and also from superficial parts to the deeper parts of the body.
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17 FEBRUARY 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

Selected Cases of Ligament/Tendon Injury in Horses and their Rehabilitation
with Melanie Perrier: DrMedVet, DACVS/DECVS, CERP
This lecture will present a few examples of equine cases affected by soft tissue injuries. Such as deep digital flexor tendon and collateral ligament injury, with a focus on treatment and rehabilitation.
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7 APRIL 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

Movement Retraining in Rehabilitation for Equine Spinal Dysfunction
with Nicole Rombach: APM, MEEBW, PG AM, MSc, PhD
Equine spinal dysfunction: clinical aspects, motor control, and movement retraining in rehabilitation.
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21 APRIL 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

A Multimodal Treatment Approach: Incorporating Structural and Functional Techniques to Make Long-Lasting Changes
with Michele Broadhurst: DC, ICCSP, FIAMA, CCRP, CVCIVCA, Mtech Chiro (RSA)
Treating only functional or structural dysfunction does not allow for a fully holistic approach. By incorporating both approaches you are addressing all compensatory issues that may be affecting your patient and ensures a better, longer-lasting outcome.
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5 MAY 2021 : 20H00 – 21h00 (GMT +2)

The Differences Between Acupuncture and Myofascial Dry Needling
with Michele Broadhurst: DC, ICCSP, FIAMA, CCRP, CVCIVCA, Mtech Chiro (RSA)
We will be discussing the differences and similarities between acupuncture and myofascial dry needling. The philosophies, clinical applications, and uses will be discussed in detail.
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