Knowledge & insights
Neuroathletic training, pain, dizziness, visual difficulties and functional symptoms — insights into Applied Neurofunction in Vilshofen.
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Pain & functional symptoms
Functional symptoms are real. The term does not simply describe an unremarkable finding; it directs attention to how bodily functions work together. Assessment is based on the overall symptom picture.
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Pain & functional symptoms
Nociceptive, neuropathic and nociplastic pain describe different mechanisms. They can overlap. Pain intensity or a single muscle test is not enough to distinguish them reliably.
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Vision & visual processing
Seeing clearly while sitting and remaining safely oriented while walking are different demands. What matters is the combination of gaze, head and surroundings in which the image becomes unsettled.
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Vision & visual processing
Fine at home, but feeling strange between the shelves? Why shopping combines several demands and how these can be separated for targeted assessment.
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Vision & visual processing
Two images are different from blurring or an unsteady sense of space. What should be assessed first and how considering everyday life can help afterwards.
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Vision & visual processing
Demanding reading and screen work can relate to near focus, binocular vision, dry eyes, lighting and duration. Seeing sharply and managing a visual task over time are not the same.
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Pain & functional symptoms
An unremarkable MRI does not make pain unreal. It answers certain structural questions, but not every question about load and pain processing. The examined region, symptoms and their course are decisive.
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Press articles
A newspaper interview brings my work into view. Here you can find the original article and a practical insight into my functional approach.
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Vision & visual processing
Visual demands can also show up as head pressure, neck symptoms or unsteadiness. These symptoms are not automatically an eye problem, however. The relationship only becomes informative in specific situations.
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Vision & visual processing
The letters are clear, yet reading takes energy. Why we consider gaze shifts, cooperation between the eyes and your specific everyday situation as well as visual acuity.
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Vision & visual processing
An unremarkable eye finding matters. If symptoms remain, it is worth asking which functions have already been assessed: binocular cooperation, near focus or gaze stability during head movement, for example.
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Dizziness
The spinning has stopped, but everyday life still does not feel stable. Why this can happen, which care makes sense and how remaining difficulties can be narrowed down more precisely.
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