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May 2022
Module 2 – Nonvet 13 – USA
Structural and functional anatomy and biomechanics of the hindlimb in general, and in specific for the art. coxae, the art. genus, the art. tarsales, the art metatarso-phalangealis, the art. interphalangealea proximalis et distales, the ossae sesamoideae, and the patellae. The heamodynamic relations and the osteopathic relevance, of the art. coxae. The biomechanics and osteopathic relevance of the menisci. Introduction to the examination and normalizing technics for the hindlimb
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Cranio sacral osteopathy: the equine ten steps procedure
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Module 10 – Vet 15 – EU
TMG Examination protocol Final exams
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The cranial nerves Cranio sacral osteopathy in function of the cranial nerves
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Module 14 – Nonvet 9 – EU
The final exams -Five written open questions. -20 points each question if answered right. -Ten multiple choise question. -10 points each question if answered right. -Ten false or true statement. -10 points each question if answered right. Total points for written exam: 300 points.
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Module 1 – Nonvet 13 – EU
Introduction to the equine osteopathy History of the equine osteopathy Functional anatomy and biomechanics of the frontlimb Generalities of the technics Examination and normalization of the frontlimb
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the cranial nerves cranio sacral osteopathy in function of the cranial nerves
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Final exam - Vet 13 - EU
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Module 5 – Nonvet 12 – EU
Functional annatomy and biomechanics of the thoracic and lumbar spine The urogenital tract.
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visceral osteopathy part – 1: introduction to the principles of visceral osteopathy liver, spleen, pancreas, stomach, duodenum.
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