Sports medicine specialists analyze in Toledo the benefits of physical exercise and injuries in golf.

-The historic César Pérez de Tudela will offer the keynote ‘ mountaineering, sport of the soul ’

-the closure of the course is conducted by Dr. Pedro Guillén

Spain, January 2013.- some of the best specialists in sports medicine from Spain come together on Friday and Saturday (on 18 and 19 January) in the Palace of Benacazón for Toledo in the VIII course of medicine and Traumatology of the sport, with special dedication on this occasion to the diagnosis and treatment of injuries related to the practice of Golf. The course, organized by the Ministry of education, culture and sports and the illustrious College of physicians of Toledo, will also address issues as the importance of physical exercise to control obesity children and physical activity for people with disabilities.

The appointment in Toledo has already become a reference to sports medicine in our country and they participate in it 4 University professors, 12 orthopaedic surgeons, 8 doctors of the sport, as well as rehabilitation specialists, primary care physicians, doctors of sports science and physiotherapy and teachers. Among them, one more year, returns to count with the presence of one of the names of more prestige, Dr. Pedro Guillén, which offer the Conference’s closing with the title cell, a therapeutic opportunity: chondrocytes ”.

As a novelty, the course this year also has the participation of an illustrious name of Spanish mountaineering, César Pérez de Tudela, offered on Friday (20: 00 h.) a lecture with one title more than suggestive: mountaineering, sport of the soul. Adventures and misadventures ”.

Scientific quotation is directed by Dr. Fernando Jiménez Díaz and raises the following objectives: educate the general population about the benefits of physical activity in the prevention and treatment of certain diseases; promoting health through the practice of physical exercise; facilitate patterns of injury prevention in sport for the general population; promote a proper physical conditioning to facilitate the prevention of injuries; define action guidelines and working methods in the control of the athlete injured and sick, especially in the field of golf and delve into the use of new methods of diagnosis and treatment of the athlete.

The full program is available here.

Dr. Fernando Jiménez Díaz 925 / 21 07 57 – 630 036 706.