Gajanan Bhalerao's SCHOOL OF NEURO REHAB & AQUATIC THERAPY

…….Speciality centre for Stroke, Brain and spinal cord injury Rehabilitation

Main Menu

Skip to content
  • “School of Neuro Rehab & Aquatic therapy “: A Speciality Clinic for Stroke, spinal cord and brain injury
  • ABOUT ME
  • My Success Funda
  • Research and Publications
  • Upcoming Workshops
  • Workshops

Category Archives: Spinal Cord Injury Rehab

HOW TO CHOOSE BETWEEN KAFO WITH STATIC ANKLE UNIT & DYNAMIC ANKLE WHILE PRESCRIBING KAFO IN SPINAL CORD INJURY?

November 30, 2011by GajananBhalerao Leave a comment

While staring Ambulation Training In Spinal Cord Injury we commonly prescribe KAFO for standing and walking. But there is always a dilemma between KAFO with static ankle unit and dynamic […]

Read Article →
Spinal Cord Injury Rehab, Uncategorized

When & how to progress from KAFO TO AFO in patients with Incomplete Spinal cord injury.

November 30, 2011by GajananBhalerao 2 Comments

      In patients with incomplete cord injury we start ambulation training with KAFO but it becomes very difficult how to shift from KAFO to AFO. What is the […]

Read Article →
Case Study, Spinal Cord Injury Rehab, Uncategorized

HOW TO DO WALKING TRAINING WITH WALKER IN PATIENTS OF SPINAL CORD INJURY WITH COMPLICATION UPPER END HUMERAL FRACTURE ?

November 29, 2011by GajananBhalerao 1 Comment

Case study:       Mr. Shah had D12 compression fracture & fracture upper end humerus of left side in a Road traffic accident in first week of July 2011. He was […]

Read Article →
Case Study, Spinal Cord Injury Rehab, Uncategorized

HOW TO DO WALKINNG TRAINING IN SPINAL CORD INJURY WITH B/L COLLES’ FRACTURE (WRIST).

November 28, 2011by GajananBhalerao 2 Comments

Patients with spinal cord injury commonly have B/L  Colles’ fracture wrist that delays the weight bearing through upper limb. This limits the ambulation training with walker or crutches, push ups, […]

Read Article →
Spinal Cord Injury Rehab, Uncategorized

All patients showing Type A lesion on initial ASIA scale assessment are not complete cord injury

October 18, 2011by GajananBhalerao 1 Comment

Most of the cases of spinal cord injury on initial assessment will show no motor or sensory control and no sacral sparing and we classify them under Type A lesion: […]

Read Article →
Spinal Cord Injury Rehab, Uncategorized

Post navigation

← Previous 1 2

Meta

  • Register
  • Log in
  • Entries feed
  • Comments feed
  • WordPress.com

Recent Posts

  • GB school: paraplegic rehab video of Megha Agrawal T 12# ASIA Type B 2019 June 8, 2020
  • CAUSES AND MANAGEMENT OF CIRCUMDUCTION GAIT IN HEMIPLEGIC June 8, 2020
  • ” GAIT MADE EASY”: Understanding kinetic and kinematics of gait made easy June 5, 2020
  • NEUROPLASTICITY IN NEURO REHAB June 5, 2020
  • Motor relearning part 3: Advance Lower limb training in Stroke rehab February 5, 2020

Archives

Blog Stats

  • 121,493 hits

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 181 other followers

Upcoming Events

No upcoming events

Follow Gajanan Bhalerao's SCHOOL OF NEURO REHAB & AQUATIC THERAPY on WordPress.com

Categories

  • Aquatic Therapy
  • business
  • Case Study
  • Cereral Palsy
  • Fundamentals of success
  • Gait Training
  • Neuro
  • quotes
  • Research and Publications
  • Scholarship
  • Spinal Cord Injury Rehab
  • STEP Talk
  • Stroke Rehab
  • Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Uncategorized
  • workshops

Top Posts & Pages

  • List of Journals for publication Physiotherapy related research project
  • Causes and management of hyperextension of knee in hemiplegic and Paraplegic
  • "School of Neuro Rehab & Aquatic therapy ": A Speciality Clinic for Stroke, spinal cord and brain injury
  • To do or not to do workshops in physiotherapy?
  • To do or not to do Masters Program in Physiotherapy
  • Workshops
  • Upcoming Workshops
  • My Success Funda
  • Principles of Bobath Approach
  • " GAIT MADE EASY": Understanding kinetic and kinematics of gait made easy

Gajanan Bhalrao’ s School of Neuro Rehab & Aquatic Therapy

91 9822623701
Monday to Saturday 9am - 9pm
Blog at WordPress.com.
Cancel