Disadvantages of the Miofeedback technique
* It takes good quality equipment and high performance.
* For incontinence therapies requires appropriate facilities, specific working methodologies, domain and very specific expertise in these techniques and hygiene care with the material.
* The parasitic electrical waves abound and frequently alter the normal treatment.
* The care and handling of electrodes and wires for the patient should be exquisite.
* The small and portable equipment greatly limit the possibilities of therapy.

Method of Work
Active (positive or increasing muscle activity, strengthening). Improvements to other biological activities.
Passive (negative or control in reducing muscle activity, relaxation). Control of declining biological activities.

Miofeedback combination With electrical stimulation
The detected miofeedback voluntary muscle activity. The electrical stimulation causes involuntary muscle contraction. The electrodes must be different for each function

Active work can take place both at the time of stimulation as in the detection. The team (or teams) should be well coordinated to separate stimulation of detecting myoelectric

Processes will be implemented in peripheral partial paralysis, selective toning a muscle fascicle and muscle atrophy global

This technique is typical of fatigue incontinence pelvic floor. Many other muscles can be developed also with the technical and electrostimulation miofeedback

Miofeedback technique is a powerful tool in physiotherapy. In everyday life we are constantly guided by feedback or information that modulates our business. The importance of this tool is that it allows us to break the Barrea considered autonomic biological functions with the control of voluntary activity.

Definitions
* Feedback
* Biofeedback – concerning the biological activity – BFB -
* Miofeedback – detects muscle electroactivity

Miofeedback Process
Three electrodes are applied (one makes of indifferent and the other two asset (the remaining two waves captures a positive charge and the other negative charge waves with reference wing neutral or indifferent).

The equipment is extremely sensitive, that detects microvolt levels on the skin from the depolarization of muscle fibers. The miofeedback not represent the muscle activity as an electromyograph, but integrates the signal in half of all muscle activity.

Biofeedback Systems
- For sensory perception (sight, touch, proprioception, balance, etc.).
By mechanical pressure (sphincter pressure).
- Moisture (sweat, urine).
By brain activity.
By temperature.
- Blood pressure.
- For myoelectric activity (miofeedback).
- Strain (elongation and bending).
- For heart rate.
- For respiratory rate.

Physical therapy and, specifically, physical therapist, health agent, working for the prevention, cure and palliation of musculoskeletal and postural problems.

The practitioner develops its work in four main areas:
* Assistance: work to promote, prevent, cure and alleviate the health of patients using the breadth of knowledge acquired in their training.
* Teacher: your job is to educate and promote knowledge of physiotherapy in the public and private colleges as well as training proposals called for continued training of the physiotherapist.
* Researchers: your job is to find scientific evidence of the modes of action of physiotherapy, offering the patient, therefore, those actions with greater guarantees of success, proven scientifically valid studies of the scientific community.
* Management and Administration : carry out his work in the direction of health care centers, educational or professional associations.

What is it and does a physical therapist?
Based on the current concept of health, physical therapists operate from three levels: primary (prevention, education and empowerment), secondary (healing process) and tertiary (treatment of diseases and functional recovery in chronic and processes already in place).

As will be live in:
* Schools of integration (enabling children with different disabilities to access education. Adaptation of the academic curriculum to the needs and actual capacities of the child).
* Special schools (children and youth with a skill level that require specific institutions).
* Fitness centers and sports clubs (enhances performance by correcting the sporting gesture and immediate recovery of the lesions).
* Health Centers (plowing Health education, promoting self-care, birth preparedness, treatment and monitoring of certain minor and chronic processes).
* General hospitals (Physiotherapy units within the department of Rehabilitation that includes Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Orthopedics, Psychology ,…).
* Hospitals and specialized services (paraplegic, burns, major neurological syndromes, transplant, respiratory, cardiac ,.)
* Psychiatric Hospitals.
* Homes for the Elderly (preventive-therapeutic work that seek to improve quality of life in the elderly).
* Cabinets private (with the traditional and innovative aspects such as animal physiotherapy, rehabilitation Urogynaecological ,…).
* Mutual funds and private insurance business.
* Associations and SHGs.
* Day centers (facilities of residential social services were not improving the state looking for bio-psycho-physical being of the elderly without detracting from their usual environment ,…).
* Centers of education (health branch Vocational Schools, University of Physiotherapy ,…).
* Spas and Spa.
* Companies (operator ergonomics consultant to minimize occupational hazards).
* Animal Physiotherapy Centres (racetracks, zoos, veterinary centers ,…).
* Management and administrative posts.

What is Physiotherapy?
Physiotherapy is a discipline of Health that offers an alternative non-pharmacological treatment, in many cases, helps to alleviate the symptoms of many ailments, both acute and chronic.

Physiotherapy is often associated with physical therapists or massage, but its array of therapeutic techniques is much wider.

Who is the therapist?
The Physiotherapist is a health professional university. Their powers are set out in the Law on Management of Health Professions. The qualification is ostentatious of Diploma in Physiotherapy (3 years). Under the new rules, fitness to the European, will be the bachelor’s degree in Physiotherapy (four years).

As a professional in their training college is guaranteed by an official title, with the assurance of content and hours of mandatory practice that entails (some 2300 hours of training at present is about 4000 become the new bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy) .

Following his studies, his training is enriched with continuous training in innovative techniques and methods provided under the guarantee that gives you belong to the scientific community.

The therapist can offer multiple solutions to health problems, while ensuring security, reliability and efficiency.

Finally, the stimuli to fulfill a purpose or a therapeutic aim: They should produce an active response of the organism. These responses come from the natural range of physical reactions. It’s automatic, for example, the skin responds to a cold stimulus at first with white blaze, later reactive with redness and warming. Such natural reactions controls the involuntary nervous system. Does it have to respond again to the same stimulus, in his answer will change sooner or later something. To be therapeutically effective the stimulus, however, affect more than once – series, he must, wherever possible, term treatment are used.

Besides the direct response and change in this response over time, the physical therapy procedures have usually also indirect effects. For example, the repeated application of heat and cold stimuli, alternating the body acclimatise to colds.

And what is often forgotten: Physiotherapy is not just a means to restore or heal. It is also particularly true for once-recognized risk or vulnerability to be proactive. Extend back to disorder of body function that must be made irreversible, the physiotherapy management processes set in motion.

Consequently, the three areas of physical therapy are in the

• Prevention: (prevention) prevention of the emergence of diseases (so-called primary or Erstprävention) or the prevention of recurrence of a similar disease (so-called second or secondary prevention).
• Therapy (treatment) early and long-term treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, support to other treatment measures for acute illnesses. Improve the quality of life in older age.
• Rehabilitation: Measures to restore capabilities that enable it to participate in spite of physical impairments in daily life. Reduce or offset of loss of function, quality of life etc.

Hippocrates is considered the founder of scientific medicine

Only Hippocrates of Kos (460-377 BC) represented views which are reflected in principles of today’s physical therapy. He understood the body as a living organism, health as balance and disease as disturbed physical and mental state overall. He was also convinced that nature has a kind of its own healing power. Seeing the doctor’s task

The first confusion rises at the concept: what physical therapy is different from physical therapy? There are different opinions. While the talk of a physical therapy and physiotherapy in the same breath and with it the same thing, others turn a difference. Even the legislature is not entirely conclusive: on one hand he speaks of a “physical therapist law,” the other, he says elsewhere, “Physical Therapy”.

Sometimes it is also dependent on the profession, which term is preferred: doctors often talk about the Physical Therapy, physiotherapists and masseurs are rather of the physiotherapy. Physiotherapists and masseurs further training call themselves physiotherapists, doctors konnnen “Specialist in Physical Medicine to be” or the suffix “take physical therapy.” The Physical Therapy in turn is part of Physical Medicine.