Synovial joints are the movable joints of the human body, filled with synovial fluid that lubricates articulating surfaces lined with smooth cartilage. The human body
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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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With the time Physiotherapy is becoming an important part of Medical Science and this is why it is also becoming an attractive physiotherapy career option.
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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
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Our upper arm is made of a single, thick, long humerus bone. Due to some mishap, if we break our arm, it’s actually a fractured
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If you’re considering options beyond clinical practice, here are great alternatives: If you plan to make a career in physiotherapy or are a recent graduate,
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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
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