Learn atomic structure and electromagnetic radiation simplified for physiotherapy students. This foundational chapter covers atoms, protons, electrons, and how electron transitions produce the radiation used in electrotherapy modalities such as infrared and diathermy. Based on Clayton’s textbook.
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Correct electrode placement for stroke patients is essential for effective muscle stimulation therapy. This guide covers upper and lower limb placements (triceps, wrist & finger extensors, quadriceps, tibialis anterior for foot drop) plus key safety tips.
Electrode Placement for Stroke Patients: Muscle Stimulation Guide Read More »
How to read ECG or electrocardiogram? All that ups and down in an ECG graph has something to say. Whether our heart is healthy or
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Both CT scan and MRI are Diagnostic tool they both are used to view inside our body. Doctors use the images to recognise internal injury
CT scan vs MRI scan| 4 differences between MRI and CT scan Read More »
In physiotherapy, faradic and Galvanic currents stimulate the nerve and thereby elicit muscle contraction. However, faradic and Galvanic currents are two different types, and they
Faradic vs Galvanic Current: Key Differences, Uses & Indications in Physiotherapy Read More »
Knowing facial muscle motor points is essential in treating Bell’s and facial palsy. Over 20 groups of facial muscles control facial expression, and we must
Bell’s Palsy Motor Points: Electrode Placement & Facial Muscle Stimulation Guide Read More »
One of my readers rightly asked me, ” Should we go for faradic or galvanic stimulation for foot drop, and why?” This made me write
Faradic stimulation for foot drop or Galvanic? A debate Read More »
