Do foot splints improve joint mobility in brain injury rehabilitation?

In 2016, Researchers led by Eun Jung Sung, Min Ho Chun, and colleagues conducted a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of a resting foot splint in preventing ankle contracture in patients with early-stage brain injuries. The study involved 33 patients who suffered from ankle dorsiflexor weakness, with a muscle strength of grade 2 or lower. While all participants continued their customized rehabilitation therapy, … Continue reading Do foot splints improve joint mobility in brain injury rehabilitation?

Does Hydrotherapy outperform exercise in enhancing knee mobility for Hemophilia patients?

In 2014, a study has shed light on the benefits of therapeutic exercise and hydrotherapy for individuals with hemophilia A, a condition often accompanied by joint hemorrhages leading to pain and restricted range of motion (ROM). The research, conducted by Vahid Mazloum, Nader Rahnama, and Khalil Khayambashi, compared the effects of these two interventions on knee pain and mobility. The randomized controlled trial involved 40 … Continue reading Does Hydrotherapy outperform exercise in enhancing knee mobility for Hemophilia patients?

How effective are joint mobilization and wax baths for post-traumatic stiff ankles?

In 2013, Rashid, et. al., conducted study about Rehabilitation which plays a pivotal role in restoring mobility and reducing pain for individuals suffering from post-traumatic stiff ankles. Physiotherapists often employ mobilization techniques to address these issues. A recent study conducted at the Sajid Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation Center in Multan sought to determine whether the addition of Paraffin Wax Bath to these techniques could enhance their … Continue reading How effective are joint mobilization and wax baths for post-traumatic stiff ankles?

Can the shaoshanhuo needling method revolutionize shoulder periarthritis treatment?

Shoulder periarthritis, a condition characterized by pain and restricted movement in the shoulder joint, affects a significant number of individuals worldwide. In 2006, study conducted by Jian-ming Peng, et. al., a novel therapeutic approach called the Shaoshanhuo needling method has demonstrated promising results in managing this debilitating condition. The objective of the study was to investigate the effectiveness of the Shaoshanhuo needling method in comparison … Continue reading Can the shaoshanhuo needling method revolutionize shoulder periarthritis treatment?