Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex (P-DTR) Method
The Proprioceptive Deep Tendon Reflex (P-DTR) method was developed by Dr. Jose Palomar and has been successfully used in clinical practice for several years. P-DTR is the first manual neurological method based on the principles of topographic neurology, neurophysiology, biomechanics, and the foundations of applied kinesiology.
P-DTR is a neurological reflex-based therapeutic system that effectively addresses a wide range of functional problems, eliminating dysfunctions of the musculoskeletal system, gastrointestinal tract, endocrine disorders, as well as biochemical and emotional imbalances.
• The CNS controls all functional processes of the body at the physical, biochemical, endocrine, emotional, and mental levels.
• The CNS recognizes any functional or dysfunctional changes.
• The CNS continuously receives and analyzes external and internal information.
• Any CNS response—motor, secretory, or conscious—depends on the quality of incoming information and its processing.
• Aberrant, distorted, or excessive signals sent by receptors cause neuromuscular, endocrine, or behavioral dysfunctions.
• The primary cause of dysfunctions is abnormal afferent information entering the CNS.
• Neurological dysfunctions may persist indefinitely, negatively affecting optimal functioning of the body.
• The CNS constantly compensates incoming signals in order to regulate the flow of afferent information, allowing a person to perceive and adequately respond to the surrounding environment.
Mikhail Zabrodin
• Orthopedic trauma surgeon, manual therapist, certified P-DTR® instructor and specialist
• Head of the Traumatology and Orthopedics Department, Chief Medical Lawyer of the Ministry of Health of the Rostov Region
• Member of professional medical associations, author of 30 scientific publications, holder of orthopedic patents.
• Specializes in diagnosis and treatment of musculoskeletal system disorders and rehabilitation using P-DTR®.
Alexander Atyakshev
• Doctor of Osteopathy, manual therapist, certified P-DTR® instructor and specialist
• Member of the Russian Osteopathic Association and the International Association of Applied Kinesiology
• Trained in osteopathy in Saint Petersburg and Moscow, as well as applied kinesiology under leading international experts
• Skilled in all types of osteopathic treatment: joint manipulation, cranial and visceral osteopathy, biodynamics
• Practicing specialist with many years of experience at the medical center "Vertex".
Seminar instructors are experienced practitioners with international P-DTR® certification, ready to share their knowledge and help you master advanced diagnostic and correction methods
How does the P-DTR method work?
Based on muscle testing (myotatic reflex), the practitioner identifies affected (dysfunctional) receptors, determines the primary receptor, and identifies the main compensatory pair. Simultaneous stimulation of the primary dysfunctional receptors provides the nervous system with two balancing signals, allowing the brain to “reset” distorted operational information. In most cases, results are immediate and clearly noticeable—the pain disappears, range of motion is restored, posture is corrected, etc.
We are removing the main barrier for Russian—speaking doctors in Europe - the difficulty of understanding neurophysiology in a foreign language.
Mathematically provable increase in the marginality of the hour due to the speed of the method.
Saving a doctor's career. Working through the receptor system requires a minimum of physical effort.
The center itself provides you with clients in your region immediately after certification.
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A clinical case study of a patient with shoulder pain and limited range of motion. We demonstrate how…
A clinical case study of a patient with shoulder pain and limited range of motion. We demonstrate how functional testing and the P-DTR method can be used to identify the source of the problem and select an effective correction.
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The patient experienced dizziness when watching moving objects, such as a carousel. This video demonstrates…
The patient experienced dizziness when watching moving objects, such as a carousel. This video demonstrates how functional muscle testing was used to identify the cause of the complaint and perform correction using the P-DTR method.
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A clinical case of a patient with dizziness, imbalance, and increased sensitivity to light and sound.…
A clinical case of a patient with dizziness, imbalance, and increased sensitivity to light and sound. The case demonstrates the functional diagnostic process and the results of correction using the P-DTR method.
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