What is a Shoulder Abduction and Adduction? Shoulder abduction and adduction are movements that occur at the shoulder joint, allowing for the movement of the arm away from or toward the body, respectively. These movements are essential for various daily activities and sports involving the upper extremities. Shoulder Abduction What is Shoulder abduction? When your…
What is the Carr and Shepherd approach? Neurologically challenged patients are treated using the motor learning strategy created by Carr and Shepherd. This strategy is founded on the idea that, in the wake of brain or spinal cord damage, the brain is dynamic and capable of reorganization and adaptability. In order to achieve the best…
What is a Manual Lymphatic Drainage? Manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) is a massage technique that is designed to improve the function of the lymphatic system, which is responsible for removing waste and toxins from the body. The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health, but it can become compromised due to a…
What is a Rebound Therapy? The word Rebound Therapy, when perfectly applied describes a specific methodology, assessment, and program of the utilization of trampolines to give scope for enhanced movement patterns, therapeutic positioning, exercise, and recreation for a great range of users with additional requirements. It is used to improve movement patterns and develop and…
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Introduction Sensory integration therapy (SIT) is a form of Physical therapy that helps people with sensory processing difficulties integrate and process sensory information from the environment effectively. Sensory processing refers to the way our nervous system receives, interprets, and responds to sensory information. This therapy aims to help individuals with sensory processing difficulties regulate their…
Description Myofascial release is a kind of physical therapy frequently used to treat myofascial pain syndrome. Myofascial pain syndrome is a chronic pain disorder caused by sensitivity and tightness in or around the myofascial tissues. These tissues are nearby and support the muscles throughout the body. The pain generally arises from specific points within the…
What is a Spinal Decompression Therapy? Spinal decompression therapy is a good, non-surgical, and medicine-free treatment method for people who suffer from chronic neck and back pain which can or can not be caused by disc problems and other spine-related conditions. Spinal decompression therapy’s goal is to help patients who are suffering from some crippling…
What is Contract-Relax Stretching? The neurophysiology behind contract-relax stretching Reciprocal inhibition Autogenic Inhibition How does contract-relax stretching differ from static stretching? The Gate Control Theory for contract-relax stretching Effect of the contract-relax stretching Effects of PNF Effects on Muscular Function Effects on ROM Conclusion FAQs
What is Mobilization for the Lumbar spine? Introduction to the Lumbar Spine What are the spine segments? Lumber spine ligaments of the lumbar spine iliolumbar ligament Attachments Function Sacrospinous ligament Attachments Function Sacrotuberous ligament Nuchal ligament attachments Function Apical ligament of dens attachments function cruciate ligament of the atlas function ligamentum flavum Attachments Function supraspinous…
