For person with Parkinson’s Disease, rehabilitation exercises are important to improve and maintain the walking balance and gait pattern. However, these rehab programmes being phyisotherapy
Acromioclavicular (AC) joint subluxation and dislocation are common shoulder injuries, especially after a fall directly onto the tip of the shoulder or a sports tackle.
Elbow dislocation is common in both children and adults. In children, it is termed as pulled elbow in children. It usually occurs when we fall
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Bennett fracture is the most common fracture-dislocation of the thumb, involving the base of the first metacarpal and requiring prompt recognition for optimal function. Understanding
Of all the joints in our body, the shoulder joint is the most prone to dislocation. This is due to its anatomy. The shoulder joint
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Bone fractures are a common musculoskeletal injury affecting individuals of all ages. Proper classification of the different types of fractures is important as it guides
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Regaining the ability to stand and walk after a stroke is the most challenging part of stroke rehabilitation. It becomes hard to achieve due to
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