The Growing Scope of Aesthetic Medicine: Embracing Opportunities with Advanced Anatomical Training

The field of aesthetic medicine is no longer a niche market; it is a global phenomenon experiencing rapid growth. What was once exclusive to Hollywood’s elite is now a mainstream part of personal wellness and self-care for millions. For healthcare professionals, this paradigm shift presents a significant opportunity to diversify their skills and broaden their…

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Therapeutic Botulinum Neurotoxin in Parkinson’s Disease: Evidence-Based Applications and Injection Guidance

Therapeutic Botulinum Neurotoxin in Parkinson’s Disease: Evidence-Based Applications and Injection Guidance Intronix Technologies Clinical Education Series — The Myoguide Academy – Dr. Evan Friedman Why this matters   Parkinson’s disease (PD) is among the most common neurological disorders, affecting approximately 1% of adults over 60, with progression that current therapies can slow but not stop…

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The Expanding Frontier of Aesthetic Medicine: Seizing the Opportunity with Advanced Anatomical Training

The field of aesthetic medicine is no longer a niche market; it is a global phenomenon experiencing rapid growth. What was once exclusive to Hollywood’s elite is now a mainstream part of personal wellness and self-care for millions. For healthcare professionals, this paradigm shift presents a significant opportunity to diversify their skills and broaden their…

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The Power of Digital Learning: Empowering Medical Professionals and Patients in Neuromuscular Health

In today’s quickly changing healthcare environment, ongoing learning is now essential, not optional. This is true for both healthcare professionals aiming to give the best care and patients wanting to understand and manage their health effectively. At Intronix Technologies, we understand this vital need and have invested heavily in creating extensive eLearning platforms designed for…

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Clinical Guide to Spasticity Management: Comparison of Phenol, Cryotherapy, Botulinum Toxins, and Injection Guidance Techniques

Spasticity, which often arises from upper motor neuron syndromes (e.g., stroke, cerebral palsy, or spinal cord injury), leads to abnormal muscle tone and impaired mobility. Treatment involves a combination of pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic strategies, with local interventions like phenol neurolysis, cryotherapy, and botulinum toxin injections serving as the foundation of targeted spasticity management. Injection guidance…

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4 Reasons Why eLearning is Perfect for Healthcare Providers 

eLearning provides healthcare professionals with a convenient and efficient learning method. It is a quick way to disseminate new knowledge and improve healthcare services without investing much time or money. Here are four reasons why eLearning is beneficial compared to traditional learning methods: 1) It can be more engaging than traditional learning methods According to…

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The New Wireless Myoguide is Being Developed

We are designing the Next Generation Myoguide, featuring new capabilities and a vastly improved user experience We’re looking for more interested clinicians to put their names on the new Myoguide waiting list.  Understanding your interest (via waiting list) is essential before we can commit to the massive investment of developing this new technology. Due to…

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Myoguide Applications:  New Series Pt. 3

This is the third post, in our new series, that recognizes Myoguide application, used to manage spasticity, in scientific publications We do try to keep track of the many references citing Myoguide use as an essential part of research based publications. This is part of our ongoing surveillance needed and our responsibility maintaining our medical device licences.…

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Myoguide Applications:  New Series Pt. 2

This is the second post, in our new series, that recognizes Myoguide application, used to manage spasticity, in scientific publications We do try to keep track of the many references citing Myoguide use as an essential part of research based publications. This is part of our ongoing surveillance needed and our responsibility maintaining our medical device licences.…

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