Physiotherapy procedures

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Consultation with a physiotherapist
Basic information: Diagnostics by a physical therapist is carried out additionally after consultation with a doctor Assessment of the state ...
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Laser therapy
Laser treatment involves a pulsed effect on the tissues, as a result of which blood circulation improves, pain sensations disappear, ...
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Iontophoresis
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Cryotherapy
helps in the treatment of diseases and injuries of the musculoskeletal system, spine, inflammatory and metabolic diseases of the joints, ...
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Kinesiotaping
is a new method used by therapists who have been trained in kinesiotaping by certified kinesiotaping instructors (CKTI).
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Acupuncture
the treatment method is based on the introduction of special needles into certain areas of the skin (acupuncture points). The ...
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Electrical stimulation
is used to induce muscle contraction using electrical impulses
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Massage
Massage is an integral part of any rehabilitation process of spine treatment
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Kinesitherapy using the Neurac method
Diagnostic - testing on simulators allows you to identify weak points in the chain of neuromuscular connections with high accuracy ...
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Pressolymphatic drainage volumetric pneumatic pressing
Presolymphatic drainage consists in creating a variable overpressure, most often on the lower extremities, which are covered with special cuffs. ...
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Cryotherapy
Presolymphatic drainage consists in creating a variable overpressure, most often on the lower extremities, which are covered with special cuffs. ...
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