Scoliosis patients will benefit from this book’s detailed and practice-oriented physiotherapy and brace treatment. The examples of treatment are based on the differentiated Curvature patterns were discovered. Their approach is based on the main ideas of Katharina Schroth’s scoliosis therapy, which was a pioneer in the discipline. The book has been fully reworked for the…
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Introduction: A rise in the number of women having hysterectomy before the age of 35 has been widely reported. With greater life expectancy and longevity, post-hysterectomy healthcare issues including as obesity, MSD, urine incontinence, and a lower quality of life become more prevalent. Amigos y Objetos The goal of the study was to examine the…
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Chronic pain is a major chronic health concern, and access to pain management is a fundamental human right, according to the Montréal Declaration of the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP). The goal of this study was to develop concepts of physical analgesia or physical modalities for pain relief, as well as to…
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This book’s goal is to give readers an overview of the physiotherapy profession and its position in the Indian health-care system. The book’s content is separated into three chapters. The first chapter gives an overview of health-care practises in India, including both public and commercial sectors, as well as the educational goals of allied and…
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In children with congenital heart disease, advancements in paediatric diagnostic and surgical techniques have had a substantial influence on enhancing survival and lowering death (CHD). Without incident, newborns with tetralogy of Fallot or transposition of the great arteries have reached adulthood with a decent quality of life. The goal of this research is to encourage…
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A growing body of evidence supports the use of physiotherapy in the treatment of scoliosis patients. Bracing, which was long frowned upon, is now widely accepted as having a scientific basis. In contrast, evidence for surgical treatment of scoliosis is weak, and recent research on long-term outcomes raise severe doubts. As a result, the conservative,…
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The benefits of a strength and endurance training-based programme in the early rehabilitation of patients with Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy are described in this study (LGMD). The autosomal recessive disorder Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy-Type 2A (LGMD-2A) is caused by a mutation in the Calpain-3 gene (CAPN3), which causes partial or total protein deficiency. In India, LGMD-2A…
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Introduction: The introduction of portable gadgets into everyday life necessitated an assessment of the potential implications (of misuse) on the spine and central nervous system, as well as the development of programmes to prevent these consequences. The purpose of this study is to assess the influence of various physical modalities (such as physiotherapy, ergotherapy, and…
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There are many scoliosis exercises available around the world, many of which provide little value to the patient. Unspecific and specific exercises are distinguished. Many of the signs and symptoms of scoliosis may be significantly improved with specific physiotherapy. However, this has only been confirmed with the Schroth approach and, to a lesser extent, the…
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Knee joint osteoarthritis is a chronic musculoskeletal condition that degenerates cartilage integrity by affecting it. In essence, osteoarthritis is a musculoskeletal condition that mainly happens in the body’s cartilaginous portions of the joints. This results in inflammation in the affected joint and intense pain. This study was a cross-sectional study in which osteoarthritic patients were…
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