Improve your skills in hand rehabilitation - Tessadit Aissaoui - Bordeaux

There are numerous pathologies of the hand and wrist, in fact, the hand is the first organ exposed in life as a general rule, whether from domestic accidents, work accidents, or trauma during sport practice. It is also the limb on which you catch yourself when you fall. The hand is also often damaged by disease.

The anatomy and physiology of the hand being complex, this results in delicate specific rehabilitation. This rehabilitation is essential for the patient's return to functionality.

The physiotherapist must therefore know the principles, but also the different treatments, all the post-operative times, as well as the different contraindications specific to each pathology.

This rehabilitation can sometimes be long, and it requires a significant investment from the patient, particularly in self-rehabilitation.

At the end of this training, the professional will be able to have an overview of hand and wrist rehabilitation.

He will be able to implement a therapeutic strategy based on the main pathologies encountered in this specialty.