GUIRAO CANO, Luis

Academic training

Doctor in Medicine and Surgery - AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA
Degree in Medicine and Surgery - UNIVERSITY OF BARCELONA

Professional experience

Head of the Rehabilitation Service at the Mútua de Terrassa University Hospital (Barcelona).

- Member of the Governing Board of ECOSERMEF (School of Ultrasound of the Spanish Society of Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine).
- Coordinator of the ECOSERMEF headquarters at the Asepeyo Sant Cugat Hospital.
- Responsible for SONOBOX: Allergan School of Ultrasound in spasticity for rehabilitation doctors and neurologists.
- Scientific coordinator of the Catalan School of Ultrasound of the Catalan Rehabilitation Society (ECOCAT).
- Board member of the GTRI Interventional Rehabilitation Group (working group of the Spanish Rehabilitation Society).
- Member of the Teaching Commission of the Asepeyo de Sant Cugat Hospital
- Director and coordinator of the course “Sonoanatomy of spinal intervention”. Faculty of Medicine of the Girona Teaching Unit.
- Professor of the theoretical – practical ultrasound course Ars Medica
- Professor of the master's degree in Musculoskeletal Ultrasound and ultrasound-guided interventionism at the University of Seville (San Pablo University – CEU) – Andalusian Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
- Coordinator of the Ultrasound module of the lower extremity of the Master of Musculoskeletal Ultrasound and ultrasound-guided interventionism at the University of Seville (San Pablo University – CEU) – Andalusian Society of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
- Member of the ultrasound working group of the Spanish Multidisciplinary Society of
Pain (SEMDOR).
- Research teaching professor (PDI) of the subject of anatomy. CAFE (physical activity and sports sciences). Pompeu Fabra University (Tecnocampus).
- Teaching professor of the subject of medical pathology, amputation and prosthetics chapter. Gimbernat University (UAB Bellaterra).
- Coordinator of the Specialization Course in Comprehensive Rehabilitation of lower and upper extremity amputee patients. Higher School of Health Sciences