Physiotherapeutic methods are effective during the treating complications after surgical breast cancer.
This consideration allows us to relativize the position raised by the respondent above, from the fact that a new actor --the chronically ill child--requires new practices, which include for their clinical needs
physiotherapeutic care that articulates the respiratory and motor system: [...] nowadays, as there are more chronic respiratory conditions, I have seen a little more than just a lung is required, I must improve this posture.
[14.] Zwolinska J, Kwolek A., [Effectiveness of
physiotherapeutic treatment of patients with carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS)].
Supervised exercise, cryo-therapy, and thermotherapy and, to a lesser degree, behavioural modification or acupuncture therapies are also recommended.6 Among the many treatment options Posterior-Anterior Vertebral Mobilizations (PAVMs) and Thermotherapy are widely used as
Physiotherapeutic management, however evidence about their relative efficacy is limited.
Lealjunior et al., "Comparative study of the
physiotherapeutic and drug protocol and low-level laser irradiation in the treatment of pain associated with temporomandibular dysfunction," Photomedicine and Laser Surgery, vol.
Zoellner, "
Physiotherapeutic treatment improves oral opening in oral submucous fibrosis," Journal of Oral Pathology & Medicine, vol.
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(8) set out to verify the efficacy of a specific
physiotherapeutic training program on static and dynamic balance in 23 patients with PD who were divided into the Control Group (CG) and the Experimental Group (EG).
Evidence of the
physiotherapeutic interventions used currently after exercise-induced muscle damage: Systematic review and meta-analysis.
Physiotherapeutic treatment in postoperative of laparotomy.
Lass, "Relevance of low-pressure compression corsets in
physiotherapeutic treatment of patients after mastectomy and lymphadenectomy," Patient Preference and Adherence, vol.