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AOCOPM 2023 Midyear Educational Conference
259668 - Article 1
259668 - Article 1
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The AOCOPM 2023 Midyear Educational Conference presented sessions on rapid Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment (OMT) techniques applicable in nontraditional settings, with a focus on a range of conditions. Dr. Gautam J. Desai led discussions on acute torticollis treatment, emphasizing seated suboccipital release and muscle energy techniques for the cervical spine. One key area of discussion centered on the refinement of Still Technique approaches, illustrating applications in cervical and thoracic spine dysfunctions.<br /><br />The conference addressed upper extremity issues like rhomboid tightness, prescribing stretches and techniques integrating lateral forces and scapular traction. For carpal tunnel syndrome, soft tissue treatments and myofascial release of the plantar fascia were recommended.<br /><br />Participants explored Counterstrain techniques for tenderpoint release, focusing on conditions like plantar fasciitis and employing methods for Flexed Calcaneus Tenderpoint. The conference also detailed lumbar high-velocity, low-amplitude (HVLA) manipulation for back pain and a comprehensive evaluation and muscle energy treatment plan for Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) issues, offering step-by-step exercises for jaw muscular spasm or deviation.<br /><br />The session rounded up with practical insights into addressing constipation via iliotibial band release and thoracolumbar diaphragm myofascial treatment, alongside a mesenteric cecal lift technique to alleviate travel-related digestive discomfort.<br /><br />Overall, the conference emphasized hands-on, efficient OMT strategies that are adaptable for diverse patient presentations, underscoring the multidisciplinary applications of osteopathic manipulative medicine.
Keywords
Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment
OMT techniques
acute torticollis
suboccipital release
Still Technique
carpal tunnel syndrome
Counterstrain techniques
lumbar HVLA manipulation
Temporomandibular Joint
myofascial treatment
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