Osteopathy for Osteopaths: Angina versus musculo-skeletal chest pain

Thursday, July 5, 2018

Angina versus musculo-skeletal chest pain - osteopathy studies

The most characteristic feature of angina is chest pain occurring predominantly during exertion and alleviated almost as soon as the patient rests. This is unlike musculoskeletal chest pain which is associated with a particular movement or twist and localized tenderness.

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Danny Sher BSc (Hons) Ost. Since Danny qualified from the British School of Osteopathy in 1996 he has worked treating adults and infants in the public, private and volountary sectors. After emigrating to Israel in 2000 he spent his first two years working as an osteopath in Hadassa Hospital and has clinics in Jerusalem and Modiin. Danny was the Chairperson of the Israeli Osteopathic Association 2006-2010. Danny has taught osteopathy at the British School of Osteopathy, the College of Osteopaths. Currently, he serves as clinic supervisor and examiner at the Wingate College of Osteopathy. Danny completed a post-graduate training in Integrative Psychotherapy (Machon Magid) and Medical Clowning. Danny has worked as a consultant at Group Relations conferences (Tavistock Institute/OFEK) and is co-founder of the seminars "What is the patient really telling me?". Danny is the director of PALMM- The Program for Advanced Learning of Manual Medicine.