Dr. Enrique Fernández Prieto
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
El Ejido

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Dr. Enrique Fernández Prieto

Physiatrist in
El Ejido
Roquetas de Mar &
Almería

GMC: 042859139

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A specialist in physical medicine and rehabilitation, Dr. Fernández Prieto is an expert in the treatment of musculoskeletal pain, sports rehabilitation, echogenic infiltrations, calcifying tendinitis, regenerative medicine and corporal damage assessment. The doctor, specialist in rehabilitation in Policlínica del Poniente, has been recognized with the gold medal of professional merit. In addition, he has made numerous publications and lectures, and has attended different courses and conferences within the specialty.

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Credentials

GMC: ‍042859139

Professional experience

• More than 10 years of experience
• Specialist in rehabilitation in Policlínica del Poniente (El Ejido and Aguadulce) (2010-present)
• Collaboration as a medical expert in Almeraya SL company, dedicated to the assessment of bodily harm (2010-present)
• Independent medical expert Almería, currently collaborating with different insurers: Genesis, Línea Directa and Liberty (2009-present)
• Optional specialist in Rehabilitation. Hospital of Poniente (El Ejido) and Hospital Toyo (2009-present)

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Sub-specialties

• Pain treatment
• Body damage assessment
• Interventional ultrasound
• Sports medicine

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Education

• Graduated in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Granada (1998-2004)
• Specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation via MIR at Severo Ochoa Hospital in Leganés, Madrid (2005-2009)
• Rotation Pain Unit Severe Hospital Ochoa, Leganés (2005)
• Rehabilitation Service Severe Hospital Ochoa, Leganés, Madrid (2005-2009)
• Rotation Paraplegic Monograph Hospital of Toledo (2006)
• Rotation Unit Cardio-respiratory rehabilitation Hospital La Paz, Madrid (2007)
• Rotation Prosthetic unit and orthoses for amputees. H. La Paz. Page 1
• PhD courses and advanced studies diploma (DEA) by the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (2007)
• Interuniversity Master's Degree in the study and treatment of Pain at the Rey Juan Carlos University (2008-2009)
• Rotation Labor rehabilitation. Hospital FREMAP Majadahonda, Madrid (2008)
• Rotating orthopedics for children Infant Jesus Hospital (2008)
• Rotating children rehabilitation Hospital Gregorio Marañon de Madrid (2008)
• Master in assessment of corporal damage by the European Institute of Health and Welfare of Madrid (2009-2011)

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Publications and conferences

• Clinical case "Hand catastrophic pulgarization". Fernández Prieto E., Trinidad Quijada S., Castro Perez J, Kanamori Minami M. Book "Experiences in the Management of Patients with Functional Problems". Ed. Elsevier Doyma. 2008.
• He has made numerous publications and lectures, and has attended different courses and conferences within the specialty

Prizes and awards

• Gold medal of professional merit; Forum Europe, Barcelona (2001)

Languages spoken

Spanish
English
Italian

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sport Medicine

Sports medicine is a specialty that evaluates the aptitude for sport.

Growth Factors

Growth factors are proteins of multiple types, as cells that manufacture, which empelan by its regenerative and anti-inflammatory capacity. In practic ...

Joint Injections

Articular injections are a treatment against joint pain that involves the injection of anti-inflammatory drugs and analgesics improve joint mobil ...

Neuropathic pain

Neuropathic pain occurs by the presence of an injury or disease of the peripheral or central nervous system. Neuropathy can be painless, just as pain ...

Tendinopathy

Tendonitis or tendinopathy responds to inflammation or swelling of the tendon, which is the structure that joins muscle to bone. Basically it has symptoms of pain in that joint, especially accentuated at night. By osteopathy or physiotherapy, professional attempt to locate the pain, and try to reduce the muscle strain that causes so many problems for the patient who comes to the aid of osteopaths. ...

Acquired brain injury

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Facial paralysis

Facial paralysis is a disease which causes partial or complete motor paralysis of the facial nerve and, therefore, of the facial muscles. The symptoms of this disease are unable to perform certain movements such as smiling, twinkling eye full, raised eyebrows, etc. This condition can be caused by various conditions or factors: tumors, trauma, acute and chronic ear infections, congenital disorders (Moebius syndrome) and, mostly, for unknown reasons. In the latter case, it is called Bell's palsy or facial palsy, the treatment should be started immediately after his appearance to make the recovery more quickly and effectively and prevent the sequelae of facial paralysis. Usually, corticosteroids are given to slow the progressive deterioration of the nerve and facial muscle massage. In severe cases, specific surgical treatments are also practiced by both static and dynamic techniques to restore movement and function of muscles. ...

Hemiplegia

Hemiplegia is a condition that completely paralyzed half of the body. The most common known causes include brain damage after a change in blood flow. Other known causes of hemiplegia are stroke, head injuries and brain tumors, among others. ...

Ictus

Stroke means the sudden cessation of cerebral circulation after injury of cerebral vessels, which starts unexpectedly and can develop within minutes in major neurological syndromes. Three basic ways of mechanisms of action are known: haemorrhagic (atherosclerosis and hypertension are usually most frequent causes them); cerebral thrombosis, arteriosclerosis again being the most common cause; and, thirdly, strokes. Clinically, depending on the location of the lesion some specific neurological signs, which may be in the form of motor, sensory impairment, and, in severe cases, coma and death will manifest. In the overall treatment of stroke it is essential to control risk factors such as hypertension, heart disease, snuff, diabetes mellitus ... ...

Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurodegenerative disease that affects the brain and spinal cord, ie, the central nervous system. The disease affects more women than men and is of unknown cause, although there are several indications related to autoimmune mechanisms damaged. In severe cases, the disease eventually leads to reduced mobility or full disability. The symptoms are varied, may last longer and can affect any part of the body. The most common are fatigue, balance and movement problems, constipation and urinary incontinence, loss of vision, facial pain, slurred speech, and other neurological and sexual difficulties. A cure for multiple sclerosis is still unknown, but there are various treatments to prevent progression of symptoms and maintain quality of life of patients. ...

Neural therapy

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Neurorehabilitation

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Neurostimulation core

Medullary neurostimulation is a technique suitable for the treatment of chronic, neuropathic and lumbar, or pain of migraines. It involves the application of an electric field to get nervous interrupt the transmission of pain to the affected area system. The treatment is performed by a generator through electrodes placed on the skin of the treatment area, it transmits following peripheral nerve impulses. These electrical impulses are designed to relieve pain without creating a muscle spasm. Therefore, the intensity, frequency and current amplitude in each treatment adapted according to requirements and to treat symptoms of each patient. ...

Occupational therapy (OT)

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Pediatric cerebral palsy

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Quadriplegia

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Spasticity

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Telerehabilitation

The Telerehabilitation is performing rehabilitation exercises remotely via the Internet or other media. It can be divided in two: a first clinical evaluation and subsequent clinical therapy. The main advantage of the telerehabilitación is that it can act in people who can not travel to a clinic. It is already applied in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, Logopedi and Neuropsychology. ...

Tetraparesis

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