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Hans-Peter Hagmüller, MSPhT

Hans-Peter Hagmüller, MSPhT

Physiotherapy
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AIThis description was summarised by AI from the linked website. It was not written or checked by the person on this profile.Automatically summarisedSource: therapie4mi.atAs of Oct 2026

Hans-Peter Hagmüller, MSPhT, ist ein Wahltherapeut für Physiotherapie mit einem Masterstudium für Sportphysiotherapie an der Universität Wien. Hagmüller bietet Haltungs- und Bewegungsanalysen, Rehabilitation nach Verletzungen und Operationen sowie spezifische Therapien für Fußschmerzen und Beinachsenprobleme an. Seine Zusatzqualifikationen umfassen Podotherapie, geräteunterstützte Bewegungsanalyse und Motopädagogik.

Diplomas & Certificates

Master's in Sports Physiotherapy (MSPhT) at the University of ViennaMotor PedagogyPodiatry and Functional Insole Technology at Propodogeräteunterstützte Bewegungsanalyse

Treatments

Pain & Injuries to the FootPosture & Movement AnalysisSports Rehabilitation & PreventionRehabilitation after Injuries and SurgeriesPosture Promotion for Children & Adolescents
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Last updated: 16/10/2026, 11:35

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