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Telesis® software to enhance your PATHWAY® MR series EMG clinical unit. Click here to learn more.

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EMG Biofeedback for the Pelvic Floor Occupational Therapist. Affordable, accurate, easy to use, single or dual channel EMG, visual software options available, and portable! Click here to learn more.

PATHWAY® Ultrasound Imaging System for Lumbopelvic Rehabilitation Testimonial By Gerard Greene, MSc (Manip Physio), MMACP, MCSP, PG Cert HEd image

To learn more about the PATHWAY® Ultrasound Imaging System for Lumbopelvic Rehabilitation, please click here. To learn more about Gerard Greene, MSc (Manip Physio), MMACP, MCSP, PG Cert HEd, and his work in pelvic health physiotherapy, please click here.

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The Prometheus Group® is committed to lifelong learning for physical therapists. Click here to learn more.

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Click here to learn more about our EMG products for swallowing rehabilitation.

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Six common symptoms of Dysphagia are difficulty swallowing, pain while swallowing, coughing and/or drooling, hoarse voice, frequent heartburn and regurgitation. The Prometheus Group® offers a complete line of EMG products for Dysphagia rehabilitation that are affordable, suitable for patients of all ages, portable and fun and engaging. To learn more about the PATHWAY® MR-15 and MR-25, Telesis ST Software and PATHWAY® NMR 200S, please visit https://theprogrp.com/speech-therapist/.

As Shared By Herman & Wallace – Musculoskeletal Screening of Pelvic Pain for Physicians and Physical Therapists image

When a patient comes in complaining of abdominal pain, what screening tools do you have at hand? Elizabeth Hampton, PT, WCS, BCB-PMD, PRPC has several suggestions in her post on The Pelvic Rehab Report. “Evaluating a client with pelvic pain requires a skill set that includes direct pelvic floor as well as musculoskeletal test item clusters. The prioritization of which depends upon many factors including clinician discipline, experience, specialty vs. general setting, as well as client history, presentation and goals. In addition to the direct pelvic floor assessment, there are additional key musculoskeletal screening tests that are an essential part of a pelvic pain assessment.” A demonstration of thoracic traction, featuring Elizabeth Hampton and Justin Manipis, PT Aide. Thoracic traction can ...

The Prometheus Group® Professionals in Pelvic Health Series: Introducing Tara Rudolphi, DPT image

The Prometheus Group® is proud to present our Professionals in Pelvic Health series. Professionals in Pelvic Health showcases providers in physical therapy and other medical specialties who share our passion for pelvic health rehabilitation. This week, we are spotlighting Tara Rudolphi, DPT of Genesis Pediatric Therapy Center. To learn more about Tara’s pediatric pelvic floor dysfunction course, please visit: http://bdiplayhouse.com/workshops-for-intervention-providers.html. To learn more about Tara, please visit http://ow.ly/16nq50umYlC

As Shared By Herman & Wallace – Biofeedback Improves Patient Exercise Outcomes image

Tiffany Lee MA, OTR, BCB-PMD, PRPC and Jane Kaufman PT, M.Ed, BCB-PMD have more than 55 years combined experience treating pelvic floor dysfunction using biofeedback equipment, and now they are sharing their experience with the world. Biofeedback for Pelvic Muscle Dysfunction is your chance to learn how you can implement real time electromyographyic (EMG) signal analysis with your pelvic floor patients. “Many associations (like the American Urological Association, International Continence Society, Rome suggestions, GI groups, etc.) say that conservative therapies including biofeedback are first-line treatments prior to medications and surgery” notes Tiffany. “Why would anyone deny a patient the chance to see the overactive pelvic floor? It is taking a mirror away from someone you want to teach!” In a post on The Pelvic ...

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