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Equipment for Dry Needling - David G. Simons Academy (DGSA®)

In this video, we show you the equipment that you need for Dry Needling and how to prepare yourself and the patient for a Dry Needling treatment. This workflow will help you with safety and effectiveness in Dry Needling DRY NEEDLING EQUIPMENT: Trolley Swabs Needle Collector Hand Disinfectant Disinfection Spray Needles Tray for the Trash and Gloves DRY NEEDLING TECHNIQUE: For each muscle you check: 1) The landmarks and precautions and decide which needle to use. 2) Palpate the taut band and the trigger point that you want to needle 3) Disinfect. Depending on the product, it takes 15 to 30 seconds. Before you use a needle, always check if the needle is bent or if it has any other damage. 4) Insert the needle. NEEDLE RECOMMENDATION + USAGE: We use Seirin needles since 25 years Open the needle package carefully. Only open it down to the grip, not down to the needle. Like that the actual needle is still protected Place it on the trolley When your needling is finished, dispose it in the needle collector PATIENT POSITION: The patient should be in a relaxed position; the muscle must be relaxed. If you needle with your right hand, then the trolley should be on the right side (vice versa) Questions? Comment below! IMPORTANT TIME STAMPS IN THIS VIDEO: Dry Needling Equipment: 00:25 Patient Position: 00:52 How to prepare yourself and the patient for Dry Needling 01:01 How to prepare a Needle for Dry Needling 01:47 Dry Needling Technique 02:19 ========================================== THE DGSA® DRY NEEDLING VIDEO TUTORIALS - ARE OUT NOW!! Want to learn how to apply Dry Needling to the muscles causing most of your patient's pain symptoms? Treat your patient with Dry Needling - grab over 95 Videos here: https://www.dgs-academy.com/en/dry-ne... ========================================== WHO WE ARE! The David G. Simons Academy, DGSA®, has been one of the pioneers in the development and promotion of Dry Needling and Manual Trigger Point Therapy since 1995. It continues to set the relevant standards on this topic. The objectives of Dry Needling and Manual Trigger Point Therapy are to resolve and enable the sustained relief of muscle pain and contraction as well as to resolve fascia adhesions, which may be contributing factors to back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, tennis elbow, heel pain, and other musculoskeletal and myofascial pain syndromes. Therapists who specialize in Dry Needling and Manual Trigger Point Therapy can be found on the DGSA website by clicking on find a therapist. With decades of clinical practice, teaching experience, and continuous scientific research, the international DGSA instructor team passes on these efficient treatment techniques to other physiotherapists and medical doctors worldwide through high-quality courses. We place emphasis on a high didactical level and profound knowledge and safety. Our courses are offered worldwide and in several languages. All DGSA courses have the Swiss EduQua quality certificate. MORE VIDEOS: --DRY NEEDLING OF THE BRACHIORADIALIS MUSCLE    • How to treat the Brachioradialis Musc...   --DRY NEEDLING OF THE DELTOID MUSCLE - DORSAL PART    • How to treat the Deltoideus Dorsal Mu...   --DRY NEEDLING OF THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR MUSCLE    • How to treat the Tibialis Anterior Mu...   --DRY NEEDLING OF THE UPPER TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE    • How to treat the Upper Trapezius Musc...   SAY HI ON SOCIAL! Facebook:   / davidgsimonsacademy   Private Facebook Group:   / groups   Instagram:   / dgsacademy   Website: https://www.dgs-academy.com/en/ DGSA® Dry Needling Video Tutorials: https://www.dgs-academy.com/en/dry-ne... ***DISCLAIMER: DGSA® DOES NOT GIVE MEDICAL ADVICE DGSA® videos contain medical topics; however, no warranty is made that any of the videos are accurate. There is absolutely no assurance that any statement contained or cited in a video touching on medical matters is true, correct, precise, or up-to-date. Even if a statement made about medicine is accurate, it may not apply to you or your symptoms. The medical information provided in DGSA® videos is, at best, of a general nature and cannot substitute for the advice of a medical professional (for instance, a qualified doctor/physician, nurse, pharmacist/chemist, and so on). DGSA® is not a doctor. DGSA® can‘t take any responsibility for the results or consequences of any attempt to use or adopt any of the information presented in the DGSA® videos. Nothing on DGSA® videos should be construed as an attempt to offer or render a medical opinion or otherwise engage in the practice of medicine.