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EPISODE · Nov 29, 2011 · 46 MIN

07. Dry needling with Andrew Hutton

from Physio Edge podcast with David Pope · host Physio Edge

Dry Needling has become incredibly popular in Physiotherapy recently. Is dry needling really the way forward for Physios? In this podcast I chat with Andrew Hutton of Integrated Dry Needling, presenter of the Sports Integrated Dry Needling Level 1 and Level 2 courses for Clinical Edge, and we discuss dry needling and whether it complements regular Physio treatment. Some of the topics we cover include What are the different styles of dry needling? How can dry needling be used in sporting populations? How to know immediately if your needling has been effective What is the evidence for dry needling Studies show decreased ROM with needling, is it possible to improve ROM with dry needling How does changing ROM actually relate to a patient's pain? Some clinical scenarios where dry needling could be incorporated Links of interest Become better looking by subscribing to the podcast in iTunes Give the Physio Edge podcast a review in iTunes Integrated Dryneedling Sports Integrated Dry Needling Level 1 and Level 2 courses with Clinical Edge Clinical Edge IMS Have you subscribed to the Podcast in iTunes yet? Contact David

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