Are burn contractures preventable with an advanced rehabilitation approach?

Injury caused by burns is a distressingly common occurrence, necessitating meticulous care from rehabilitation teams to thwart the development of debilitating contractures. Central to this rehabilitation process is the indispensable role of physiotherapy in aiding the recovery of burn-afflicted patients. In pursuit of refining burn rehabilitation strategies, a comprehensive study conducted by F. Okhovatian, et. al.,(2007) undertook a comparative assessment of two distinct burn rehabilitation … Continue reading Are burn contractures preventable with an advanced rehabilitation approach?

Rethinking achilles tendon rupture treatment: can early motion replace surgery?

In a groundbreaking study conducted by Bruce C Twaddle, et. al., (2007) the conventional wisdom surrounding the treatment of Achilles tendon ruptures has been challenged. The study, titled “Early motion for Achilles tendon ruptures: is surgery important? A randomized, prospective study,” explores the intriguing question of whether surgery truly holds the key to optimal recovery, or if controlled early motion can be just as effective. … Continue reading Rethinking achilles tendon rupture treatment: can early motion replace surgery?