Article by: Dr. Gajanan Bhalerao(PT) MPT neuro PT , C/NDT (USA), Aquatic therapy (Kliniken Valens Switzerland) Physical Therapy is a constantly evolving field. There are many types and methods are […]
Indian Association Of Physiotherapy Pune Branch & Sancheti institute College Of Physiotherapy organized a workshop on SPINAL-CORD INJURY REHABILITATION on 27th and 28st October 2012 . Course instructor was Dr. […]
Quadriplegic patients who have LMN lesion at C7, C8 & T1 do not have hand control and are unable to hold the walker. In spite of improvement in lower limb […]
DO NOT STRETCH CALF (TENDO ACHILLES TENDON) TIGHTNESS If IT DON’T HAVE GOOD STRENGTH Most of the neurological cases presents with calf (Tendo Achilles tendon) tightness i.e hemiplegic, paraplegic, cerebral […]
Mr. Shah had D12 compression fracture, spinal cord compression with ASIA type B with neurological level of injury D12 & fracture upper end humerus. After one and half month of […]
Ball catch and throw exercise is very goo for improving dynamic sitting balance. It also helps in improving anticipatory postural control.
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
