Physiotherapy: the medicine of the future
Physiotherapy is emerging as a fundamental discipline in almost all areas of medicine and surgery, both preoperatively and postoperatively, with the aim of making each intervention more effective and the rehabilitation process quicker and faster. The traditional concept of leaving patients to rest for days is now obsolete. Today the imperative is to re-establish physical activity as quickly as possible.
In summary,
The Original Tecartherapy represents a turning point in physiotherapy, offering new therapeutic opportunities and promoting exponential development thanks to its effectiveness and speed of action.
Rehabilitation, pain and inflammation
The Original Tecartherapy is effective in the early treatment of all acute and chronic non-surgical osteoarticular and muscular pathologies. Performed according to the tested protocols, the technique offers a series of advantages for the person assisted, starting from safety.
It is therefore possible to perform prolonged and repeated treatments, even in a single day. In this way, recovery times are further reduced.
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It is indicated in the rehabilitation of pathologies that include:
musculoskeletal injuries such as contractures, strains and muscle elongations, acute and chronic tendinopathies, sprains, synovitis, bursitis, treatment of degenerative and inflammatory joint conditions (arthrosis and arthritis), inflammatory processes of the extremities and spine with painful symptoms and functional limitation (cervicalgia, dorsalgia, lumbago, brachialgia, lumbosciatica, hamstrings, etc.), treatment of functional overload injuries typical of sports and work activities (tennis elbow, jumper's knee, pitcher's shoulder, carpal tunnel syndrome, metatarsalgia, plantar fasciitis, etc.), treatment of DOMS (Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness) that occurs following eccentric exercise or muscle fatigue, and treatment of conditions that require a facilitating action on muscle relaxation.
Furthermore, by applying a method that allows to exploit on one hand the mobilization of fluids following localized differences in temperature in the tissues and on the other the induced increase in tissue oxygenation, the technique is indicated in the physiotherapeutic treatment of superficial edemas from venous and lymphatic stasis. The trophic action of the localized increase in temperature, even in depth, is indicated in the treatment of peripheral vascular pathologies such as diabetic foot, varicose ulcers, decubitus ulcers, etc.
Sports
The Original Tecartherapy intervenes, in addition to the treatment of acute and chronic osteoarticular pathologies, also in the recovery from excessive work overloads that can induce muscle pain, in the delay in healing of traumas, in sleep disorders, in the possible onset of intercurrent diseases due to the temporary decrease in immune defenses, in the impossibility of continuing training due to the inability to develop sufficient levels of strength, speed, resistance. It is particularly useful in what in sports language is called "overtraining syndrome" but which also finds its counterpart in the daily life of each individual whenever the body is asked to perform close to or above the limits of tiredness.
"This is now an established methodology in the world of sports at an international level. The fact of being able to correctly use a technique and an application method to shorten post-trauma recovery times was already a very important step, but managing the athlete, talking with the coach, the physiotherapist and the athletic trainer to intervene, for preventive purposes, through a complex but extremely intuitive method on his state of form and on the possibility of reducing the probability that certain functional overload traumas manifest themselves, has represented an even more crucial development in sports medicine and has allowed our work to be known and appreciated by great athletes, belonging to the major world teams, who have been able to draw extraordinary benefits from the use of the methodology."
Prof. Carlo Tranquilli Specialist in sports medicine and occupational medicine. Doctor of national soccer, basketball and hockey teams for over twenty-five years. Doctor of the Italian Olympic team. Specialist in the conception and application of the Humantecar method since 1996. Laboratory Director - Institute of Sports Medicine and Science “A. Venerando” of CONI - Rome, Italy.
Dermatofunctional physiotherapy
It is successfully used in anti-aging and post-plastic and aesthetic surgery treatments because the increase in blood flow, and therefore of oxygen and nutrients, determines a revitalization effect on the tissues, the increase in lymphatic drainage favors better control of postoperative edema and the induced temperature determines a reduced viscosity of the collagen with greater softness and elasticity of the skin and deep scars and a lower tendency of the tissues to postoperative retraction.
Phlebolymphological pathologies
The Original Tecartherapy is a powerful, reliable technique that acts in depth, simultaneously on the different affected structures: it eliminates the stagnation of liquids in the lymphatic and blood capillaries, restores the elasticity and permeability of their walls, frees the interstitial tissue from edematous congestion by increasing the speed of blood flow in the microcirculation, re-establishes the temperature necessary for an efficient enzymatic metabolism of fats in the adipose cells by interrupting the fibrotic reaction of the subcutaneous tissue, improves the circulatory conditions and oxygenation of the compromised anatomical structures.
Pelvic floor dysfunction
The Original Tecartherapy proves to be very useful in the treatment of alterations in the bladder regulation mechanisms and pelvic floor muscle deficits. By intervening on the deep muscles through the stimulation of circulation and the neuromuscular system, it significantly contributes to the resolution of problems associated with the neurogenic bladder, urinary urgency and incontinence.
This approach, which treats pathologies in a functional and conservative way, allows to alleviate symptoms, reduce disability and prevent tissue alterations. Consequently, the Original Tecartherapy offers a fundamental improvement in the quality of life of patients, promoting an effective and lasting recovery.
Pathology of the Third Age
The Original Tecartherapy is an ideal solution to improve efficiency and motor skills in elderly patients. This treatment, aimed at strengthening and toning the body, helps maintain optimal balance and flexibility, making the body system more youthful.
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Our treatments, with an effective curative and preventive action, are particularly indicated to address and alleviate both acute and chronic geriatric pathologies. They are also useful in improving the quality of life of patients affected by neurodegenerative pathologies, such as stroke and Parkinson's disease.
Thanks to our methodology, the motor skills of treated patients improve significantly. A notable increase in balance and coordination is observed, which contributes to greater stability and a reduction in the risk of falls.
Stress, sleep disturbances and feeling of fatigue
The consequences of a frenetic lifestyle are well documented and recognizable: our organism, subjected to continuous stress and high workloads and tension, manifests its discomfort through a series of disorders such as insomnia, persistent asthenia, torpor and lack of concentration. A possible answer to these problems, rapid, effective and long-lasting, is represented by the Original Tecartherapy approach.
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From the first day of therapy, treated patients experience not only a significant improvement in their muscles and joints, but also a feeling of general well-being. Patients report feeling more relaxed, distended, full of new energy and vitality, as well as more focused. This overall state of improvement can contribute to an increase in psychophysical well-being, making patients “happier”.
The therapeutic approach uses advanced techniques of neuromuscular stimulation and circulation improvement, providing therapeutic support that is both immediate and long-lasting. These methodologies, supported by scientific evidence, offer a valid solution for disorders associated with a stressful lifestyle, proving to be a valuable resource for doctors and physiotherapists committed to improving the quality of life of their patients.
Disability
Our expertise, originally developed with paralympic athletes, has been extended to include a wide range of disabilities. Through scientific research conducted in collaboration with various universities and institutions, the versatility of our technology has also been proven for neurodegenerative conditions.
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Our interventions, aimed at improving motor quality, use advanced tools such as the Humantecar® MAT proprioceptive platforms, which allow patients to follow rehabilitation programs aimed at improving balance and walking stability. Furthermore, the use of the HCR 1002 device has been proven effective in increasing nutrient intake and promoting the removal of waste substances through the circulatory system, thus contributing to the reduction of pain and muscle spasticity.
Areas of application include disabilities, neurodegenerative diseases, athletic preparation at both competitive and amateur levels, muscle weakness, neuropathies, myopathies, acute and chronic osteoarticular and muscular diseases, muscle spasticity and pain syndromes.
This integrated and scientifically validated approach allows us to provide advanced therapeutic solutions, significantly improving the quality of life of patients affected by these conditions.
Muscle prevention and recovery
In physiotherapy, prevention means avoiding that even the smallest inflammation, contracture, muscle fatigue, stress can transform into an acute or chronic pathological form that is more difficult to treat with consequences that can affect the quality of daily life. The Original Humantecar Tecartherapy, thanks to the speed with which it is possible to eliminate even complex problems, has been adopted as a prevention technique not only in high-level professional sports but also in occupational medicine.
