“It is history in the making. Dr Ma's Integrative Dry Needling System assure a positive transformation of physical therapy medicine. Indispensable tool for Physical Therapist. O courso foi excelente”
-Carlos da Silos Wetto, Director, Sao Paulo University Pain Center, PT, Brazil
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Our Course is a tutorial apprentice program. Attendance is limited to 8 doctors.
e-mail: Ma@DryNeedlingCourse.com.
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Dr Ma's experience, patience and clarity in teaching are amazing, stimulating, and eye opening. Karen Wyss, PT, DPT, Indiana
SIDN represent effective techniques for resolving soft tissue dysfunction: inflammation, contracture, tissue adhesion, microcirculation and edema; and restoring biomechanical balance of musculoskeletal system
Systemic Integrative Dry Needling techniques allow practitioner to predict the prognosis of the treatments such as how many treatments the patients will need and how long the symptom relief can be achieved.
Dr. Ma’s address specifically neuro-immunological and neuro-muscular mechanisms of Systemic Integrated Dry Needling and created SIDN
SIDN incorporated:
- Biomedical acupuncture presenting a systemic approach and explaining a mechanism of a Dry Needling
- Myofasical trigger point techniques by Travell and Simon and Baldrey
- Intramuscular stimulation by C. Chan Gunn, SIDN works for rehabilitation after trauma/injuries or surgeries, prevention of physical injuries such as muscular avulsion, fracture stress and bone spur growth, etc., in Sports Medicine to enhance the peak performance of the athletes and in Age Management to slow down the aging process.
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Course materials:
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New textbook by Yun-tao Ma Dry Needling for Trauma rehabilitation and Sports Medicine, Elsevier, 2009
- Biomedical Acupuncture for Pain Management
Yun-tao Ma, Mila Ma, Zang Hee Cho, Elsevier/Churchill Livingstone, 2005.
Travell & Simon’s Myofascial Pain and dysfunction: The trigger point manual. 2nd ed., Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 1999.
Gunn Approach to the Treatment of Chronic Pain: Intramuscular Stimulatio for Myofascial Pain of Radiculopathic Origin. Churchill Livingstone, 1996.
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To contact us:
Email: Ma@DryNeedlingCourse.com
Phone: 303-516-0595
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