Peripheral Nerve Pathologies of the Shoulder: Clinical Cases (Prof. Francesco Inglese) - Streamed Stand C14

Taught by Professor Francesco Inglese, internationally recognized as a leading expert in shoulder pathologies, the course "Peripheral Nerve Pathologies of the Shoulder: Clinical Cases" offers a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of traumatic and non-traumatic injuries to the brachial plexus and peripheral nerves of the upper limb, which represent one of the most complex and challenging topics in neurology and physiotherapy.

The video course, available for the first time in Italy, is a unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge of the differential diagnosis and rehabilitation of upper limb neuropathies. The course presents real clinical cases and provides an in-depth look at Turner's Parsonage, a highly disabling nerve disorder, explaining diagnostic tests and treatment options, whether it affects a single nerve or multiple nerves.

This course represents a unique and unprecedented opportunity to update your professional skills as a physical therapist, learning from one of the world's leading experts. Thanks to the concepts and techniques taught, you will be able to immediately apply the knowledge acquired in your daily clinical practice, offering your patients excellent treatment.