What this is
This is an online medical education seminar focused on the diagnosis and clinical management of neck and back pain through peripheral nerve analysis. Led by instructor Mizuno Hiromichi, the session examines five key peripheral nerves including the dorsal scapular, accessory, and long thoracic nerves. Ultrasound imaging is used throughout to demonstrate nerve compression sites and provide clinical differentiation points. The seminar is designed to sharpen diagnostic accuracy for musculoskeletal pain conditions commonly encountered in clinical practice. Participants receive live access on the day plus two weeks of replay viewing and additional bonus video content.
Who should go
This seminar is aimed squarely at medical professionals, physical therapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, and other healthcare practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of peripheral nerve diagnostics. The technical level assumes existing medical or anatomical knowledge, making it unsuitable for general audiences. The online format means participants can join from anywhere in Japan or abroad without travel. The two-week replay window is particularly useful for clinicians with unpredictable schedules — register even if you cannot attend live.
Good to know
Registration and payment are handled online; confirm whether foreign credit cards are accepted on the booking platform before registering. The live session begins at 12:00 JST on June 10 — participants outside Japan should convert this to their local time zone carefully. Two weeks of replay access are included, so you can revisit complex ultrasound demonstrations at your own pace. Bonus video content is also provided post-session, adding further study value beyond the live seminar. This is a Japanese-language seminar led by a Japanese instructor, so non-Japanese speakers should confirm whether English subtitles or materials are available before purchasing.
This event was sourced and translated from Japanese by What's On Japan. Details may change — verify with the official source before attending.