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Art,
Culture and Animation
Medical
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Engineering
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Health Professions Medicine
Dental Medicine |
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Anesthesia
and Reanimation Biology
Cytomorphology
Hygiene
Nutrition |
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The physiotherapist has the duty of all the treatments
(massage, reeducation of the motor functions…) needed by
patients
suffering
from
affections' effects (ex: road's or sports' trauma,
disease's after-effect). His activity aims at the reinsertion of these
patients in the active life in the best possible conditions. The physiotherapy offers a great variety of prospects, notably in private sector. The targeted-public is increasing more and more because of the upsurge of the road's and sports' accidents and the demands of a sedentary –"healthy" population who wants to be "fit" (massage centers, thalassotherapy). The practice of physiotherapy requires dexterity, good gestural coordination and an open character. |
