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Neurodynamic assessment

Neurodynamic techniques are widely used as part of a multimodal strategy for treating patients with compression neuropathies. This blog will go through the use of neurodynamic testing as a diagnostic tool. Neurodynamic tests use particular combinations of spine and limb motions that impart mechanical stresses to a region of the nervous system to establish whether a patient’s symptoms are attributable to enhanced nerve mechanosensitivity (Elvey … Continue reading Neurodynamic assessment

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Can yoga, aerobics and stretching-toning benefit cancer survivors?

In 2022, Gothe, et. al., conducted study about Yoga which has gained widespread popularity as a beneficial mind-body practice among various clinical populations and older adults, particularly for managing age and chronic disease-related symptoms. However, limited research has explored its feasibility and acceptability, especially among cancer survivors. Feasibility studies are crucial in assessing whether a specific intervention is practical and well-received within the target population … Continue reading Can yoga, aerobics and stretching-toning benefit cancer survivors?

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How does aromatherapy impact knee osteoarthritis patients’ quality of life?

In 2021, Hasanpour, et. al., conducted study about Knee osteoarthritis, which is the most prevalent joint disorder, has become a subject of keen interest for non-medical treatment research. In a clinical trial conducted at Imam Ali Hospital’s Physical Therapy Clinic, researchers sought to compare the impact of aromatherapy and massage therapy on knee pain, morning stiffness, daily life function, and overall quality of life in … Continue reading How does aromatherapy impact knee osteoarthritis patients’ quality of life?

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Does foot reflexology show promise in reducing pain and nausea among inpatients with cancer?

In 2021, Anderson, et. al., conducted study about pain and nausea which are pervasive challenges faced by patients undergoing cancer treatment. To address this issue, researchers conducted a randomized controlled trial to assess the potential benefits of foot reflexology as an adjunct to traditional nursing care for inpatients with cancer. While previous studies have shown encouraging outcomes, further investigation was warranted to confirm its efficacy. … Continue reading Does foot reflexology show promise in reducing pain and nausea among inpatients with cancer?

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