Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Program
Neurofunctional Treatment of Pain with Movement Disorders
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- Category: Articles
- Dr. Alejandro Elorriaga Claraco treating Justin Rose
- Common sources of neurological amplification – part 1/3: Brain pain supply
- Common sources of neurological amplification – part 2/3: Common Complexities
- Common sources of neurological amplification – part 3/3: No simple solution
- Neurofunctional Acupuncture – An effective approach to treating pain and dysfunction
- Functional Neuromodulation Techniques in pain management
- Contemporary Acupuncture and movement disorders: restoring motor and somatic sensory function
- Advanced Neurofunctional Acupuncture Strategies for the Treatment of “Non-Traumatic” Musculoskeletal Pain Syndromes
- Rethinking pain with neurofunction
- Neuroreality for pain management part 1/4
- The pain puzzle: Discussing the contributors to pain experience part 2/4
- Neuroreality in pain with movement disorders: functional neuromodulation techniques part 3/4
- Needles and electricity: The Percutaneous Functional Neuromodulation™ System part 4/4
- The Body Lab: Boulder company offers cadaver dissection classes to public – Students must have background in human anatomy
- Acupuncture starts and ends with ACURE
- Neurofunctional Acupuncture, The success of an integrated model
- Acupuncture for pain? No thanks
- The Vital Role of Neurofunctional Acupuncture
- An Education in Acupuncture
- McMaster University Contemporary Medical Acupuncture for Health Professionals Program
- Acupuncture in the integrated treatment of Temporomandibular (TMD) disorders
- Contemporary Acupuncture Enhances Contemporary Chiropractic
- Contemporary Acupuncture and Sports Medicine: an overview
- Contemporary Acupuncture: a successful mechanism-based model for chronic pain management
- The McMaster Contemporary Acupuncture Program is prepared to welcome new health professionals, after the recent passing of Bill 50
- Acupuncture for Surgery – Electro-acupuncture successfully used for minor surgery at McMaster University
- Ontario to regulate acupuncture
- Successful IVF After Acupuncture Treatment
- Contemporary Acupuncture in Canada – the McMaster Approach
- Professional development program success: an “effective medicine” model paradigm in action
- Acupuncture: from current “evident effects” to future “evidence of effectiveness”
- Application of Contemporary Medical Acupuncture as a Neuromodulation Technique in Pain Management
- Acupuncture Division: Application of contemporary medical acupuncture as a neuromodulation technique in pain management
- Pain
- Why acupuncture for chronic pain?
- Continuing Education courses offered at McMaster University are expanding the horizons of health care professionals.
- Model implementing Medical Acupuncture Education at the Continuing Education Courses in McMaster University
- An interview with Angelica Fargas-Babjak, MD and Alejandro Elorriaga Claraco, MD (Spain)
