Humerus Fracture Classification: A Simple Guide to Proximal, Mid-Shaft, and Distal Types
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
8 Best Alternative Career Options for Physiotherapists (Non-Clinical Jobs)
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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Faradic vs Galvanic Current: Key Differences, Uses & Indications in Physiotherapy
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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Bell’s Palsy Motor Points: Electrode Placement & Facial Muscle Stimulation Guide
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
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How to Set Up a Physiotherapy Clinic for Successful Practice
How to set up a physiotherapy clinic for a successful practice? Whether you are a fresher or planning to set up your physiotherapy centre, this
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Anatomical positions definition with diagram, examples
Imagine a lady sleeping on her tummy with her hands by her sides and palms facing downwards. Do you know what we call this human
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Muscles Used in the Gait Cycle: Anatomy & Activity Explained (With Diagrams)
While walking, our legs pass through a series of hip, knee, and ankle movements, repeating itself in a cycle known as the gait cycle. This
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