MFK SYSTEM – Manual Physiotherapeutic Correction
Medical expertise meets sophisticated software
Experienced physiotherapists join forces with sophisticated computer software to get a better picture
of the state of your muscles, joints, blood vessels and internal organs and get an early warning of potential
problems.
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First interview – patient history
During the first meeting with a new patient, the physiotherapist inquires about past bone fractures, the
location of scars on the body, painful muscle or joint complaints, cramps, etc.
After the first interview and then during each subsequent sessions, the physiotherapist performs a muscle
test designed to assess muscle activation. Any abnormality is recorded in the patient’s electronic file.
The physiotherapist evaluates a graphic visualisation of the results (diagnostic body maps) and explains
the causes and effects of muscle, join and spine imbalances and pain. In other words, the patient’s body
map on the computer screen clearly highlights the most painful spots.
Based on these results, the therapist chooses the most suitable methods of treatment. They most typically
include stimulation of neurolymphatic points, reflexology therapy, joint mobilisation, muscle massage
or exercise.