Osteopathy and Ophthalmology Course: Postgraduate in treatment of body and ophthalmological osteopathy

If you are interested in the scope of osteopathy and want to know the diagnostic techniques of this, as well as its diagnostic aspects, with the course in treatment of body and ophthalmological osteopathy, you can acquire the essential knowledge to perform this function in the best possible way. In the environment of osteopathy it is very important to know the anatomy of the human body, since this alternative medicine is based on the fact that both muscles, bones and joints have an essential role in the maintenance of health. Thanks to the realization of this in treatment of body and ophthalmological osteopathy, you will know everything about this environment, paying attention to the structural osteopathy of the upper and lower limbs, cranial and the trunk, and also applied to ophthalmology.

- Acquire the techniques to perform a diagnosis in osteopathy. - Perform a global exploration. - Know the osteopathic relationships of visceral dysfunctions. - Know cranial dysfunctions from an osteopathic context. - Pay attention to symptomatic relationships. - emphasize the physiology and anatomy of various structures of the body such as scapular waist, elbow, ileosacras joints and pubis, hip, knee and foot. - Understand and understand the biomechanics of the different structures named. - Name the different osteopathic dysfunctions. - Study the various osteopathic techniques of the various structures. - Know the anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the cervical column. - Identify anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the dorsal column. - Describe anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the lumbar column. - Know the anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the sacrum. - Characterize anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for ribs and diaphragm. - Learn the anatomy, dysfunctions and cranial osteopathic techniques, both at the neurocranium and splacnocrane level. - Know the anatomophysiology of the ocular system. - Acquire knowledge about the ocular apparatus and the primary respiratory mechanism. - Know the pathologies of the eye. - Perform a clinical and osteopathic examination of the eye apparatus. - Perform an osteopathic treatment.

- Acquire the techniques to perform a diagnosis in osteopathy. - Perform a global exploration. - Know the osteopathic relationships of visceral dysfunctions. - Know cranial dysfunctions from an osteopathic context. - Pay attention to symptomatic relationships. - emphasize the physiology and anatomy of various structures of the body such as scapular waist, elbow, ileosacras joints and pubis, hip, knee and foot. - Understand and understand the biomechanics of the different structures named. - Name the different osteopathic dysfunctions. - Study the various osteopathic techniques of the various structures. - Know the anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the cervical column. - Identify anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the dorsal column. - Describe anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the lumbar column. - Know the anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for the sacrum. - Characterize anatomy, as well as dysfunctions and osteopathic techniques for ribs and diaphragm. - Learn the anatomy, dysfunctions and cranial osteopathic techniques, both at the neurocranium and splacnocrane level. - Know the anatomophysiology of the ocular system. - Acquire knowledge about the ocular apparatus and the primary respiratory mechanism. - Know the pathologies of the eye. - Perform a clinical and osteopathic examination of the eye apparatus. - Perform an osteopathic treatment.

This course in treatment of bodily and ophthalmological osteopathy will provide students with the necessary knowledge that will allow them to acquire the general competences to exercise their professional career in the field of osteopathy.

The course in treatment of bodily and ophthalmological osteopathy is aimed at all those professionals of the health environment who perform their work in the branch of osteopathy or ophthalmology and wish to continue training in the field, as well as people want to specialize in these themes.

This training is not included in the scope of official regulated training (Infant Education, Primary Education, Secondary Education, Official Professional Training FP, Baccalaureate, University Degree, Official University Master and PhD). It is therefore a complementary and/or specialization training, aimed at acquiring certain skills, skills or aptitudes of a professional nature, being able to be barely as merit in workbags and/or opposition competitions, always within the complementary training section and/or continuous training being always essential to review the specific requirements of the public labor stock of the public labor stock market.