Good turnout of participants - 20 for each training session - interested in learning more about the benefits of MLS® Laser Therapy in the field of physiotherapy and of rehabilitation of small animals and equines, but also positive interaction between the ASAVeterinary personnel and those attending the workshops.
These are the common features of the two meetings held respectively in Poland and the Czech Republic in June 21/22 June and June 25 in the spaces of the Rehabvet centre in Lodz and the Centrum Rehabilitace Koni V&E Kolesa of Kladruby nad Labem.
Under the guidance of ASAveterinary specialists Ilaria Terruzzi and Tatjana Falconi, participants were able to focus on how to best use the MLS® technology for specific problems.
“During the Polish meeting “MLS® Laser Therapy, The New Therapeutic Frontier in Veterinary Rehabilitation: focus on neurological patients”, organised in partnership with the local distributor MedenVet,
DVM Ilaria Terruzzi combined a theoretical session with a hands-on part. Particularly appreciated was the presentation of some clinical cases which allowed us to underline the effectiveness of laser therapy in treating neurological, post-operative and dermatological pathologies", says Roberto Terruzzi, ASAveterinary Senior Export Manager.
A similar format was presented in the Czech Republic where, with the collaboration of the dealer DM Medical, specialist Tatjana Falconi explored the use of MLS® for some of the common issues among horses.
“Specifically: joint pathologies, trigger point therapy, laser puncture, tendonitis and desmitis were some of the topics highlighted and analysed from both a theoretical and practical point of view, thanks to a rich case history and the use of our leading M-VET device”.
The response from the attending public was excellent and the latter was active and proactive in asking questions and requesting clarifications.
“Both training sessions confirm not only the value of our therapeutic solution as perceived and used by professionals, but also the effectiveness of our training”, concludes Terruzzi.