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About Dr. K. Wachter

Education and Training

  • Established private practice physician for General Medicine

  • Resident physician at the Institute for Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Landesklinikum Wiener Neustadt

  • Training as a physician for General Medicine, Landesklinikum Wiener Neustadt

  • DFP Continuing Education Diploma (Austrian Medical Chamber Diploma)

  • Manual Medicine (Austrian Medical Chamber Diploma)

  • Orthomolecular Medicine (Austrian Medical Chamber Diploma)

  • Sports Medicine

  • Emergency Medicine (Austrian Medical Chamber Diploma)

  • FDM-IC (Fascial Distortion Model International Certificate), numerous course assistances and lectures within the EFDMA

  • Ongoing further education in the fields of: FDM (Fascial Distortion Model), FMD (Functional Myodiagnostic), OM (Orthomolecular Medicine), Sports Medicine...

  • Ongoing training: Functional Myodiagnostic (FMD)

  • Ozone Therapy, Neuromodulation Therapy

Specialisation

  • Therapies based on the Fascial Distortion Model, Manual Medicine, Functional Myodiagnostic

  • Sports Medicine: Acute & chronic sports injuries, metabolic optimization in sports

  • Regulatory & Preventive Medicine, Orthomolecular Medicine: Vitamin and micronutrient analyses (whole blood), immune regulation, autoimmune diseases, disorders in the hormonal system, heavy metal burden

  • Ozon-Hochdosis-Therapie OHT nach Dr. Lahodny

Memberships

  • Former Vicepresident of the EFDMA (European Fascial Distortion Model Association)

  • OEGOM: Österreichische Gesellschaft für Orthomolekulare Medizin

  • FMD: Internationale Ärztegesellschaft für Funktionelle Myodiagnostik

  • ÖÄGMM: Österreichische Ärztegesellschaft für Manuelle Medizin und konservative Orthopädie.

  • Mitglied der Fascia Research Society

Enjoyment of medical work

Since the beginning of my medical training, I have been intensively involved in - at first glance - very different medical areas, which, upon closer understanding, are inextricably interwoven. Functional structure meets biochemistry

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