3 episodes
Osteomed Podcast Sep Sats
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- Health & Fitness
Podcasts from OsteoMed:
- Dedicated to Osteopathic Medicine.
- Providing informative & educational material.
- For professionals & students of health & medicine field.
- Helping you excel your practice.
You will find Two categories of podcasts:
1- "Study":
These episodes will help you learn easier & faster by presenting a jammpacked summary of topics in health sciences. (eg. Anatomy, etc).
2- "Interviews/Talks"
Aimed at optimizing your mindset, clinical skills, & business setting by chatting to stars of Osteopathy & related pros.
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S1 Ep3 Nervous system: Somatosensory pathways - summary
In this episode, we will go through the somatosensory pathways in the spinal cord and the body as a part of analysis of the nervous system. You will need a pen and paper to take down notes and for a later revision. At the end of the podcast, I'll give you some tips on how to apply them in clinical setting and improve your learning.
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S1 Ep2 Osteopathic Medicine: Diagnosis (Intro)
Osteopathic Medicine Diagnosis
1 - Introduction:
In this podcast we will go through explanations and definitions related to diagnosis and osteopathic medicine diagnosis basis.
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S1 Ep1 Anatomy: Pelvis, flat feet and Sacroiliac joint
In this podcast, we will review pelvis structure and sacroiliac joint. We will also review It's relationship with Pes Planus or Flat Feet.
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Podcast transcript:
Osteopathic Medicince
◾This image shows the pelvis structure and lumbar spine. Bones that form parts of lower limb.
▪️There are different types of joints there.
One of the interesting ones is the SIJ (Sacroiliac joint).
▪️The one that you can see in the middle, joining the liac bones (love handle bones) to our lower lumbar sacral section (S1-3 in spine).
▪️This joint bears the weight of being the connector of legs and upper limb
and abdominal parts.
▪️People with pes pelanus characterisics, can be good cases to refer to further research.
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