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The Temple of Jeronimos Monastery has welcomed this afternoon's opening of the National Congress of Physiotherapy organized by the UCAM, and focuses on cardiorespiratory field in its 18th edition.
The event was attended by over 300 students and professionals who have signed up to Congress, which will continue through Thursday.
The area is a discipline cardiorespiratory physiotherapy great importance in clinical practice and research, "and often the great unknown," said Jose Luis Martinez Gil, Associate Dean of Degree in Physical Therapy at the University.
Similarly indicated that possibly is one of the sets of most appreciated techniques, "because increasing breathing capacity means giving life to people," he said, adding: "Any patient with a traumatic disease or rheumatologic serving your pain, but he is able to value other things, but a person who is in acute cardiorespiratory failure, is not able to look at anything else except breathing. "
In this first part of Congress they have participated experts from hospitals in the region as Javier Conesa Segura, Meseguer Morales, who spoke on 'Treatment of Respiratory physiotherapy manual in the patient admitted to ICU';
and Enrique Segura Conesa, Santa Lucia, who focused his presentation on home care with Cough Assist in pediatric patients with neuromuscular disease.
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During the morning session included the presentation of Pedro Vergara, physiotherapist at the University Hospital of Valencia, a professional with great recognition in this area, who will speak on the management of bronchial secretions in patients with neuromuscular diseases.
In the afternoon, Jean Bernard, a professor at the University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland-High School Lausanne Health, will give the lecture 'Optimization of aerosol therapy'.
Source: UCAM
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