Sara Mogedano, physiotherapist specialized in manual therapy and PhD candidate in Biomedical Sciences at the European University, works at a physiotherapy clinic in Boadilla del Monte with a profile predominantly of manual therapy.
Her interest in NESA arises both from clinical practice and from research: she sees in this technology a solution for patients with very chronic pathologies where manual techniques run out, and a tool with solid scientific and physiological basis that deserves to be studied in depth. She especially highlights the potential in pathologies of high impact and few therapeutic resources: multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia and cancer, where the possibility of modifying symptomatology represents real hope.
She values that NESA is non-invasive, painless and without side effects, which makes it an accessible option for practically any patient. She emphasizes the importance of training to understand the scientific and physiological background of the device, because although it may seem simple, its correct application requires deep knowledge.
Her vision of success as a professional sums it up well: being able to address any type of pathology that comes to consultation, not limiting herself to a single patient profile.
