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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1988
Physiotherapy is often of great value in the treatment of vertigo. In patients with a vestibular loss the physiotherapy should be directed towards the enhancement of central compensation. The inflow of different sensory modalities, visual, proprioceptive and vestibular, should be exercised simultaneously for integration. In cases of orthopedic cervical
I, Odkvist, L M, Odkvist
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Physiotherapy is often of great value in the treatment of vertigo. In patients with a vestibular loss the physiotherapy should be directed towards the enhancement of central compensation. The inflow of different sensory modalities, visual, proprioceptive and vestibular, should be exercised simultaneously for integration. In cases of orthopedic cervical
I, Odkvist, L M, Odkvist
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Physiotherapy Theory and Practice, 2010
In recent years, physiotherapists have been increasingly interested in defining their professional identity. At the heart of this interest lies a fundamental question about the role that the body plays in defining physiotherapy practice. Given the importance of the body to physiotherapy, it is surprising how under-theorized the body is in existing ...
David A, Nicholls, Barbara E, Gibson
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In recent years, physiotherapists have been increasingly interested in defining their professional identity. At the heart of this interest lies a fundamental question about the role that the body plays in defining physiotherapy practice. Given the importance of the body to physiotherapy, it is surprising how under-theorized the body is in existing ...
David A, Nicholls, Barbara E, Gibson
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Proceedings. Transvaal Mine Medical Officers' Association, 2010
This chapter provides a brief introduction to physiotherapy, including physiotherapy interventions.
Max Watson +3 more
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This chapter provides a brief introduction to physiotherapy, including physiotherapy interventions.
Max Watson +3 more
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Ultrasonics, 1966
Abstract Ultrasonic therapy must be used after accurate diagnosis. Difficulties of technique are mainly those of maintaining good coupling between applicator and skin, so that the patient does in fact receive the treatment, and in applying the ultrasound evenly over an area.
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Abstract Ultrasonic therapy must be used after accurate diagnosis. Difficulties of technique are mainly those of maintaining good coupling between applicator and skin, so that the patient does in fact receive the treatment, and in applying the ultrasound evenly over an area.
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2002
Abstract The maintenance of healthy joints and muscles is crucial to the quality of life of the person with haemophilia. Clotting factor replacement may stop or even prevent bleeds, but it does not restore joint or muscle function. Only regular movement can do that. If a house is neglected, things are far more likely
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Abstract The maintenance of healthy joints and muscles is crucial to the quality of life of the person with haemophilia. Clotting factor replacement may stop or even prevent bleeds, but it does not restore joint or muscle function. Only regular movement can do that. If a house is neglected, things are far more likely
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