Introduction of  Cyriax  Orthopaedic  Medicine              2009년 03

lecture schedule

주        제	시       간	강        사
등        록	5:30 ~ 6:00
introduction of Cyriax    concept  I	6:00 ~ 6:05	장   훈  재 M.D.(정형외과)
introduction of Cyriax    concept  II	6:05 ~ 7:30	김   일  환 M.D.,DC
coffee break	7:30 ~ 7:40
introduction of Cyriax    concept  II	7:40 ~ 9:00	김   일  환 M.D.,DC.D.
coffee break	9:00 ~ 9:10
introduction of Cyriax    injection	9:10 ~ 10:00	최  재  익 M.D.(재활의학)

Contents of introduction of Cyriax concept

1. characteristics of referred pain

   1) two main characteristics

   2) rules of referred pain

   3) factors affecting reference of pain

2. dura mater

   1) pain

   2) tenderness

3. diagnosis

   1) history

   2) clinical examination

      * inspection

      * function examination

      * palpation

      * end feel

   3) interpretation of test

      * lesion of inert structure

      * lesion of contractile structure

      * differential diagnosis

   4) other diagnostic procedures

   5) misleading phenomenon

   6) local anesthesia

   7) failure to arrive at a diagnosis

4. trauma to soft tissue : principles of treatment

   1) general remarks

   2) minor muscular tears

   3) tendinous lesion

   4) minor ligamentous sprain

5. deep tranverse friction

6. pressure on nerves

   1) peripheral nerve

   2) nerve trunk

   3) root

   4) spinal cord

7. injection and infiltration

   1) general principles

     * exact diagnosis

     * choice of product

     * equipment

     * position of the patients

     * aseptic care

     * technique of infiltration

        a. dynamic infiltration

        b. static infiltration

     * follow up and after care 

   2) local anaesthetics

     * types of local anaesthetics

     * side effects

     * psychogenic side effects

     * toxic reactions

     * allergic reactions

   3) corticosteroids

     * effects of local corticosteroids

     * indications for local corticosteroids

     * local side effects

     * general side effects

     * indications and contraindications to local corticosteroids

   4) phenol

     * introduction

     * product

     * mode of action

     * indications

     * side effects and complications

     * result