Module 1: Prolotherapy Basics
The Prolotherapy Basics module gives you an overview of prolotherapy fundamentals, and includes the history of prolotherapy, fundamental skills, wound healing, proliferants, and biotensegrity.
This module is very important to understanding both the structure and key elements of the course.
Dr. Ravin brings to bear his considerable experience in successfully treating thousands of patients, combining instruction with graphics, animations, slides, links, and other media to enable you to learn the skills necessary to successfully treat patients using prolotherapy.
CME Credits: 2.0
This will be helpful to you, in that it will allow you to add another dimension to your practice of musculoskeletal medicine.
Module Topics
- Introduction
- Basic Fundamentals of Prolotherapy
- Dr. Ravin's Path to Prolotherapy
- Fundamental Skills of Prolotherapy
- Wound Healing
- Proliferants
- Biotensegrity
The power of getting to the point is that in many instances, you will be treating a very small area that's been injured. This module shows you how to consistently get your needle to the injured site--quickly, accurately, and effectively.It is essential to gather these fundamental skills, which include the scientific background for how it works, the ability to take good histories, administer directed physical examinations, derive a good differential diagnosis, and identify and spot landmarks.
All of these are techniques that you will learn throughout this course.
Course Information
Dr. Thomas Ravin, M.D. has been a practicing prolotherapist for nearly 30 years, and has been teaching prolotherapy to medical professionals since the early 1990's. Dr. Ravin has trained hundreds of professionals, using the experience he has gained from successfully treating thousands of patients. Dr. Ravin's text, Principles of Prolotherapy, written with Dr. Mark S. Cantieri, D.O. and Dr. George J. Pasquarello, D.O., is a best-seller, and is widely considered to be the most comprehensive text covering all aspects of prolotherapy.
Module 2: The Shoulder
The Prolotherapy Shoulder module is designed and presented to give you the in-depth knowledge you need to understand shoulder anatomy, take a detailed history, do a thorough and directed physical exam, create your differential diagnosis, landmark target areas, understand the injection and needle-handling techniques, and consider rehabilitation.
Dr. Ravin brings to bear his considerable experience in successfully treating thousands of patients, combining instruction with graphics, animations, slides, links, and other media to enable you to learn the skills necessary to treat patients with shoulder pain.
CME Credits: 3.75
Module Topics
- Introduction
- Anatomy
- History
- Pain Diagram
Physical Examination
- Differential Diagnosis
- Landmark Identification
- Injections and Needle-handling
- Rehabilitation
It is essential to gather these fundamental skills, which include the scientific background for how it works, the ability to take good histories, administer directed physical examinations, derive a good differential diagnosis, and identify and spot landmarks.
All of these are techniques that you will learn throughout this course.
Course Information
Dr. Thomas Ravin, M.D. has been a practicing prolotherapist for nearly 30 years, and has been teaching prolotherapy to medical professionals since the early 1990's. Dr. Ravin has trained hundreds of professionals, using the experience he has gained from successfully treating thousands of patients. Dr. Ravin's text, Principles of Prolotherapy, written with Dr. Mark S. Cantieri, D.O. and Dr. George J. Pasquarello, D.O., is a best-seller, and is widely considered to be the most comprehensive text covering all aspects of prolotherapy.
Module 3: Lumbar Spine
The Prolotherapy Lumbar Spine module is designed and presented to give you the in-depth knowledge you need to understand shoulder anatomy, take a detailed history, do a thorough and directed physical exam, create your differential diagnosis, landmark target areas, understand the injection and needle-handling techniques, and consider rehabilitation.
Dr. Ravin brings to bear his considerable experience in successfully treating thousands of patients, combining instruction with graphics, animations, slides, links, and other media to enable you to learn the skills necessary to treat patients with lumbar spine pain.
CME Credits: 3.25
Module Topics
- Introduction
- Anatomy
- History
- Pain Diagram
Physical Examination
- Differential Diagnosis
- Landmark Identification
- Injections and Needle-handling
- Rehabilitation
It is essential to gather these fundamental skills, which include the scientific background for how it works, the ability to take good histories, administer directed physical examinations, derive a good differential diagnosis, and identify and spot landmarks.
All of these are techniques that you will learn throughout this course.
Course Information
Dr. Thomas Ravin, M.D. has been a practicing prolotherapist for nearly 30 years, and has been teaching prolotherapy to medical professionals since the early 1990's. Dr. Ravin has trained hundreds of professionals, using the experience he has gained from successfully treating thousands of patients. Dr. Ravin's text, Principles of Prolotherapy, written with Dr. Mark S. Cantieri, D.O. and Dr. George J. Pasquarello, D.O., is a best-seller, and is widely considered to be the most comprehensive text covering all aspects of prolotherapy.
Module 4: Hip and Pelvis
The Prolotherapy Hip and Pelvis module is designed and presented to give you the in-depth knowledge you need to understand shoulder anatomy, take a detailed history, do a thorough and directed physical exam, create your differential diagnosis, landmark target areas, understand the injection and needle-handling techniques, and consider rehabilitation.
Dr. Ravin brings to bear his considerable experience in successfully treating thousands of patients, combining instruction with graphics, animations, slides, links, and other media to enable you to learn the skills necessary to treat patients with hip and pelvis pain.
CME Credits: 3.25
Module Topics
- Introduction
- Anatomy
History
- Pain Diagram
- Physical Examination
- Differential Diagnosis
- Landmark Identification
- Injections and Needle-handling
- Rehabilitation
It is essential to gather these fundamental skills, which include the scientific background for how it works, the ability to take good histories, administer directed physical examinations, derive a good differential diagnosis, and identify and spot landmarks.
All of these are techniques that you will learn throughout this course.
Course Information
Dr. Thomas Ravin, M.D. has been a practicing prolotherapist for nearly 30 years, and has been teaching prolotherapy to medical professionals since the early 1990's. Dr. Ravin has trained hundreds of professionals, using the experience he has gained from successfully treating thousands of patients. Dr. Ravin's text, Principles of Prolotherapy, written with Dr. Mark S. Cantieri, D.O. and Dr. George J. Pasquarello, D.O., is a best-seller, and is widely considered to be the most comprehensive text covering all aspects of prolotherapy.
Module 5: The Ankle
The Ankle module gives you an overview of the ankle, and includes detailed discussions, videos, and links to more information for the physical examination, relevant history, referred pain, landmarking and injections, and a special episode on taping the ankle.
This module is very important to understanding both the structure and key elements of the ankle, as well as the important relationship between the ankle and the foot.
Dr. Ravin brings to bear his considerable experience in successfully treating thousands of patients, combining instruction with graphics, animations, slides, links, and other media to enable you to learn the skills necessary to successfully treat patients using prolotherapy.
This will be helpful to you, in that it will allow you to add another dimension to your practice of musculoskeletal medicine.
CME Credits: 3.25
Module Topics
- Introduction
- Anatomy
History
- Referred Pain
- Physical Examination
- Landmarking and Injections
- Taping and Manipulation
The power of getting to the point is that in many instances, you will be treating a very small area that's been injured. This module shows you how to consistently get your needle to the injured site--quickly, accurately, and effectively.
It is essential to gather these fundamental skills, which include the scientific background for how it works, the ability to take good histories, administer directed physical examinations, derive a good differential diagnosis, identify and spot landmarks, and target your injections.
All of these are techniques that you will learn throughout this module.
Course Information
Dr. Thomas Ravin, M.D. has been a practicing prolotherapist for nearly 30 years, and has been teaching prolotherapy to medical professionals since the early 1990's. Dr. Ravin has trained hundreds of professionals, using the experience he has gained from successfully treating thousands of patients. Dr. Ravin's text, Principles of Prolotherapy, written with Dr. Mark S. Cantieri, D.O. and Dr. George J. Pasquarello, D.O., is a best-seller, and is widely considered to be the most comprehensive text covering all aspects of prolotherapy.
Module 6: The Foot
The Foot module gives you an overview of the foot, and includes detailed discussions and videos for the anatomy, physical examination, relevant history, and landmarking and injections. Dr. Ravin also includes a special bonus episode on using the Low Dye taping technique for the foot.
This module is very important to understanding both the structure and key elements of the foot, as well as the important relationship between the foot and the ankle.
Dr. Ravin brings to bear his considerable experience in successfully treating thousands of patients, combining instruction with graphics, animations, slides, links, and other media to enable you to learn the skills necessary to successfully treat patients using prolotherapy.
This will be helpful to you, in that it will allow you to add another dimension to your practice of musculoskeletal medicine.
Module Topics
- Introduction
- Anatomy
History
- Physical Examination
- Landmarking and Injections
- BONUS EPISODE: The Low Dye Taping Technique
The power of getting to the point is that in many instances, you will be treating a very small area that's been injured. This module shows you how to consistently get your needle to the injured site—quickly, accurately, and effectively.
It is essential to gather these fundamental skills, which include the scientific background for how it works, the ability to take good histories, administer directed physical examinations, derive a good differential diagnosis, identify and spot landmarks, and target your injections.
All of these are techniques that you will
learn throughout this module.
Course Information
Dr. Thomas Ravin, M.D. has been a practicing prolotherapist for nearly 30 years, and has been teaching prolotherapy to medical professionals since the early 1990's. Dr. Ravin has trained hundreds of professionals, using the experience he has gained from successfully treating thousands of patients. Dr. Ravin's text, Principles of Prolotherapy, written with Dr. Mark S. Cantieri, D.O. and Dr. George J. Pasquarello, D.O., is a best-seller, and is widely considered to be the most comprehensive text covering all aspects of prolotherapy.
Module 7: The Knee
The Knee module gives you an overview of the knee, and includes detailed discussions and videos for the anatomy, physical examination, relevant history, and landmarking and injections.
This module is very important to understanding both the structure and key elements of the knee, as well as the important relationship between the knee, foot, and ankle.
Dr. Ravin brings to bear his considerable experience in successfully treating thousands of patients, combining instruction with graphics, animations, slides, links, and other media to enable you to learn the skills necessary to successfully treat patients using prolotherapy.
This will be helpful to you, in that it will allow you to add another dimension to your practice of musculoskeletal medicine.
Module Topics
- Introduction
- Anatomy
- Danger Zones
- History
- Physical Examination
- Landmarking and Injections
The power of getting to the point is that in many instances, you will be treating a very small area that's been injured. This module shows you how to consistently get your needle to the injured site—quickly, accurately, and effectively.
It is essential to gather these fundamental skills, which include the scientific background for how it works, the ability to take good histories, administer directed physical examinations, derive a good differential diagnosis, identify and spot landmarks, and target your injections.
All of these are techniques that you will learn throughout this module.
Course Information
Dr. Thomas Ravin, M.D. has been a practicing prolotherapist for nearly 30 years, and has been teaching prolotherapy to medical professionals since the early 1990's. Dr. Ravin has trained hundreds of professionals, using the experience he has gained from successfully treating thousands of patients. Dr. Ravin's text, Principles of Prolotherapy, written with Dr. Mark S. Cantieri, D.O. and Dr. George J. Pasquarello, D.O., is a best-seller, and is widely considered to be the most comprehensive text covering all aspects of prolotherapy.
