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Physical therapy rehabilitation of the ankle

Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2002
Physical therapy intervention following an ankle injury is crucial and essential to returning a patient to his/her prior level of function. Following a physical therapy evaluation, a physical therapy diagnosis is established by relating the physical impairments found (e.g., limitations in range of motion, strength, proprioception, etc.) to functional ...
David J, Chun, Frank, Chow
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Emotional Rehabilitation of the Physical Rehabilitation Patient

The International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 1982
Emphasis on the process and content of the emotional aspects of rehabilitation are presented as a process interwoven with a patient's physical rehabilitation. The impact of trauma and subsequent rehabilitation involves for patients the resolution of these stages: shock, denial, depressive reaction, reaction against independence, and adaptation. Factors
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Physical Rehabilitation: A Historical Look

IEEE Pulse, 2019
Medicine aims toward restoring, maintaining, and improving human health, and engineering aims toward restoring, maintaining and improving human wellness. Both disciplines apply knowledge from science and technology at large to accomplish such objectives.
Max E. Valentinuzzi, Natalia M. Lopez Celani   +1 more
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Pelvic Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

2020
Despite the variety of existing treatments, due to the lack of clarity of the aetiopathological mechanisms underlying CPP, the relative treatment is often unsatisfactory and limited to reduction of the symptoms. Currently, the increasing attention paid to the concomitant causes of CPP has been reflected in a new multimodal and multidisciplinary team ...
Lamberti G, Giraudo D, Potente C
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Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and Acute Inpatient Rehabilitation

PM&R, 2011
D Postacute medical rehabilitation provides care to people with a disability after a recent hospitalization due to trauma or illness, and has as its main goal functional improvement for these individuals to help them prepare to live as independently as possible.
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Motor Impersistence in Physical Rehabilitation

Confinia Neurologica, 2007
A cross-section of disabled patients (n = 94) undergoing physical rehabilitation were assessed on tests of motor impersistence, intelligence and anxiety, and were rated independently on progress in rehabilitation and overall degree of illness separate from the disability. The total impersistence error score was not related to progress ratings or degree
M L, Fogel, R H, Rosillo
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THE COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1952
A resolution passed by the House of Delegates of the American Medical Association in 1925 empowered the Board of Trustees to appoint a council on "'nonmedicinal agents' similar to the Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry." 1 The council appointed by the Board of Trustees was originally named the Council on Physical Therapy.
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Interactivated physical rehabilitation modules

Proceedings of the 9th ACM Conference on Creativity & Cognition, 2013
Physical rehabilitation therapies can be enhanced by using interactive technologies. Through several projects our team has developed an understanding of the practices and issues, and presented prototypes, interventions and demonstrators in order to gain feedback on our approach.
Bert Bongers, Stuart T. Smith, Michelle Pickrell, Rebecca Hall, Victor Donker   +4 more
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Frontiers of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

JAMA, 1960
Since the advent of sulfonamides and antibiotics the physician finds his time taken up less by infectious diseases and more by the chronic diseases of an aging population. It is important that restorative services be available and that physicians know about rehabilitative agencies available within their communities. For amputees, new types of protheses
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Physical Rehabilitation of Disabled Persons

New England Journal of Medicine, 1947
THE following statement of the purposes of rehabilitation programs1 provides an excellent analysis of the co-operation of all groups that will be necessary: The goal of any rehabilitation program is to achieve the maximum function and adjustment of the individual and to prepare him physically, mentally, socially and vocationally for the fullest ...
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