Laura Vaišvylienė
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physicians
Information about the doctor
Physician of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, specializing in pain management for connective tissue and musculoskeletal diseases, myofascial syndromes, radiculopathies, polyneuropathies, headaches, oncological diseases, and various pain syndromes.
Main areas of activity:
Pain management for connective tissue and musculoskeletal diseases
Myofascial syndromes
Radiculopathies, polyneuropathies
Headaches
Oncological pain
Various pain syndromes
Areas of interest:
Pain management for connective tissue and musculoskeletal diseases
Myofascial syndromes, radiculopathies, polyneuropathies
Headaches
Oncological pain
Languages:
Lithuanian,
English,
Russian (basic knowledge).
Additional information:
The doctor does not consult children.
Doctor information
Education
2003 – Master's degree obtained at Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (Medical Doctor, PM&R Doctor);
2021 – Master's degree obtained at Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (Lifestyle Medicine Specialist);
2003 – Master's degree obtained at Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (Medical Doctor, PM&R Doctor);
2021 – Master's degree obtained at Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (Lifestyle Medicine Specialist);
Professional Development
Presentations at conferences:
2012 "Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Methods and Measures" - "Treatment of post-stroke hand spasticity with botulinum toxin injections".
2011 "Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Methods and Measures" - Second Baltic and Nordic Countries Conference on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
2005 Baltic Association of Rehabilitologists Congress "Effectiveness and Significance of Rehabilitation Methods".
2001 Seminars and practical sessions "Rehabilitation of patients with significant biosocial function disorders".
Presentations at conferences:
2012 "Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Methods and Measures" - "Treatment of post-stroke hand spasticity with botulinum toxin injections".
2011 "Effectiveness of Rehabilitation Methods and Measures" - Second Baltic and Nordic Countries Conference on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
2005 Baltic Association of Rehabilitologists Congress "Effectiveness and Significance of Rehabilitation Methods".
2001 Seminars and practical sessions "Rehabilitation of patients with significant biosocial function disorders".
Publications
Morkevičius T., Vaišvylienė L. "Complications after spinal cord injuries in the early rehabilitation stage". Effectiveness of rehabilitation methods and means: LRA conference materials, Birštonas, 2004.
Mingaila S., Vaišvylienė L. "Influence of complications on independence in spinal cord injury in early rehabilitation". Effectiveness of methods and means of rehabilitation, Palanga, 2005.
Savickas R., Vaišvylienė L., Baškienė V., Unikaitė D. "The influence of depression, emotional lability, anxiety, and other mental disorders developed after cerebral infarction on rehabilitation effectiveness". Health Sciences, 2003, vol. 13, No. 4, p. 63–65.
Kriščiūnas A., Kibiša R., Savickas R., Vaišvylienė L. "The role of skeletal, smooth muscle, and nerve electrostimulation in rehabilitating patients with cerebral infarction". Health Sciences, 2004, vol. 14, No. 1, p. 59–62.
Morkevičius T., Vaišvylienė L. "Complications after spinal cord injuries in the early rehabilitation stage". Effectiveness of rehabilitation methods and means: LRA conference materials, Birštonas, 2004.
Mingaila S., Vaišvylienė L. "Influence of complications on independence in spinal cord injury in early rehabilitation". Effectiveness of methods and means of rehabilitation, Palanga, 2005.
Savickas R., Vaišvylienė L., Baškienė V., Unikaitė D. "The influence of depression, emotional lability, anxiety, and other mental disorders developed after cerebral infarction on rehabilitation effectiveness". Health Sciences, 2003, vol. 13, No. 4, p. 63–65.
Kriščiūnas A., Kibiša R., Savickas R., Vaišvylienė L. "The role of skeletal, smooth muscle, and nerve electrostimulation in rehabilitating patients with cerebral infarction". Health Sciences, 2004, vol. 14, No. 1, p. 59–62.
Licenses
MPL-10808 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician
MPL-28324 Medical Doctor
MPL-10808 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Physician
MPL-28324 Medical Doctor