Month: September 2023

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Can holistic physiotherapy revolutionize low back pain treatment?

Low back pain has emerged as a widespread issue, contributing to disability in the modern era. Previously, it was predominantly linked to intervertebral disc disease and degenerative processes. However, recent research has increasingly associated low back pain with the conditions of osteoarticular and musculoligamentous structures in the spine, as well as the statics of the pelvis. In 2009, a study conducted by Agnieszka, et. al., … Continue reading Can holistic physiotherapy revolutionize low back pain treatment?

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Can surgery prevent recurrent patellar dislocations better than conservative treatment?

Acute patellar dislocations can be debilitating and often require prompt intervention to restore function and stability to the knee joint. In 2009, a study conducted by Gilberto Luis Camanho, et. al., aimed to compare the outcomes of surgical and conservative treatments for this condition. The study analyzed patient data to evaluate factors influencing patellofemoral instability and assessed pain relief and overall quality of life. Here, … Continue reading Can surgery prevent recurrent patellar dislocations better than conservative treatment?

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Can physiotherapy alone improve oral opening in oral submucous fibrosis?

In 2009, Cox, et. al., conducted study about Oral submucous fibrosis (OSF) which is a debilitating condition characterized by fibrous bands and painful mucosal burning, which severely restrict oral opening, impeding speech and eating. OSF predominantly affects communities where the consumption of areca nut is common, and its exact cause remains uncertain. Current treatment options, including surgery and medications, often offer limited success and are … Continue reading Can physiotherapy alone improve oral opening in oral submucous fibrosis?

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What does science say about the impact of neuromobilization on chronic low back pain?

Chronic low back pain is a prevalent and debilitating condition that affects countless individuals worldwide. Seeking evidence-based solutions for pain management is paramount in modern healthcare. One emerging therapy, neuromobilization, has shown promise in addressing this pressing issue. In 2009, a study conducted by Michał Dwornik, et. al., aimed to assess the effectiveness of neuromobilization in treating patients with chronic low back pain, using both … Continue reading What does science say about the impact of neuromobilization on chronic low back pain?

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Jerk Test

Purpose of Jerk Test: To test if there is a posteroinferior instability of the glenohumeral joint, indicating a torn posterior or posteroinferior labrum. Patient position: Sitting with the affected arm supported on the patient’s lap over a pillow. Examiner position: Standing behind the patient, near the affected shoulder. Procedure: Stabilize the patient’s scapula using one hand and hold the patient’s elbow with another hand. Elevate the … Continue reading Jerk Test

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