Leontii Prylutskyi — Neurologist and Spine Specialist in Vinnytsia

Leontii Hryhorovych Prylutskyi is a neurologist, vertebrologist and manual therapist. His work includes assessing disorders of the spine, joints and nervous system and identifying appropriate non-surgical care. Reasons for consultation include neck or lower back pain, radiating limb pain, reduced mobility, numbness, stiffness, headaches and postural changes.

In his spine-related practice, he advises patients with herniated intervertebral discs, disc protrusions, scoliosis, kyphoscoliosis, age-related spinal changes and radiculopathy. He also assesses neurological concerns, including neuritis, neuralgia and difficulties with sleep, concentration and memory. He consults adults and children aged five and older, including those with posture concerns and back pain. For children, examinations and possible interventions are selected individually according to age and clinical indications.

According to the supplied questionnaire, he has undertaken specialist training in manual therapy and vertebrology, including training in exercises based on the Evminov method. A rehabilitation plan is developed only after an examination and assessment of contraindications; exercises or manual techniques alone do not guarantee reversal of structural spinal changes. Acute injury, new pronounced weakness or bladder or bowel dysfunction require urgent medical assessment rather than a routine manual therapy appointment.

His areas of practice include diagnosing and providing non-surgical treatment for spinal and joint conditions, consultations for neurological symptoms, and assessing posture disorders in adults and children aged five and older. Specific positions, employers and the year he began independent medical practice were not stated.

1979 — graduated from Vinnytsia Medical Institute with a degree in General Medicine.

According to the medical questionnaire, he subsequently obtained specialist training in Neurology; its completion date was not provided.

According to the questionnaire, he completed specialist training and certification in vertebrology and manual therapy, as well as training in the Evminov therapeutic rehabilitation method. The names, numbers and dates of these documents were not supplied.