Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment: An Introduction

At PCOM, you'll receive hands on training in osteopathic manipulative treatment or OMT. Osteopathic doctors use OMT to diagnose and treat patients.
Learn about PCOM's Doctor of Osteopathic (DO) Medicine program: bit.ly/3UiiFrk

[@oliverabbott5804]

Hi, this is Oliver. Great video! I liked watching all three demonstrations!

[@AlbertOsborn-y8z]

Burley Trail

[@deviatecbd454]

Why are they wearing mask? lol

[@Mein_KampfyChair]

Probably recorded 2020-21

[@AWAKEnotW0KE]

@@Mein_KampfyChair looks like September of 2022 to me! *facepalm*

[@Bellroysg]

This was in 2022

[@dionisioiacobelli6689]

Are they just glorified chiropractors .

[@merothehero6359]

these movements seem a lot more surgical and based in actual bodily findings they're calling landmarks. idk how effective/practical these manipulation techniques are in the long-term though

[@laurennotobell4527]

Absolutely not. DOs are physicians who are found in every medical specialty. Depending on our specialty, we prescribe meds, deliver babies, perform surgery, and yes, even use these techniques when appropriate. The video is simply highlighting a unique element of osteopathic training. Some DOs, like my colleagues and I in the video, happen to use OMT regularly, while others may not.