In this article we will discuss about What is a Concussion? So let’s get started.
Definition
Concussion is a clinical syndrome characterized by sudden and transient alteration in normal brain function including alteration in mental status and level of consciousness as a result of direct trauma or mechanical force.
In this article we will discuss about Symptoms of Guillain-Barre Syndrome. So let’s get started.
Symptoms
GBS is an autoimmune disease and symptomatically present with:-
Weakness in lower half of the body that spreads to the upper part
General Instability while Walking
Cramp like pain that worsen overnight
Decreased Control over Facial Muscles
Lack of Bowel Bladder Control
Neuropathic Pain. Prickling,Pins and Needles sensation on fingers,legs,hands etc
Tachycardia and Low or High Blood Pressure
Psychological and Cognitive difficulty
In this article we will discuss about Maitland Mobilisation Grades. So let’s get started.
Maitland Mobilisation Grades
Maitland Concept given by Geoffrey Maitland emphasizes on passive and accessory Mobilisation of the spine to treat mechanical pain and stiffness. Here are different Maitland Mobilisation Grades explained below:
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Video link to Maitland Mobilisation Grades is given below
In this article we will discuss about various indications of Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation (TENS) Machine in Physiotherapy. So let’s get started.
Indications
Musculoskeletal Pain
Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy
Neuropathic Pain
Chronic Low Back Pain
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Osteoarthritis
Dysmenorrhea
Visceral Pain
FDA has approved use of tens in symptomatic relief from chronic pain, arthritis pain, Post-Traumatic pain.
Buy one for yourself
Physio 4 Channel TENS
Disclaimer- Read instruction manual carefully. Its better to seek professional help before using any medical or Physiotherapy equipments.
In this Article we will discuss about the Radiographical and Physical Diagnosis of Frozen Shoulder. So let’s get started.
Diagnosis
Radiography shows increased thickening of joint capsule in frozen shoulder. Inflammation of joint capsule leads to adhesion formation around shoulder joint which leads to restricted Range of Motion. Here is an example of structural difference between a normal shoulder and a frozen shoulder.
X-Ray of Normal Shoulder
Now X-Ray of Frozen Shoulder
Physical Examination includes Range of Motion Test viz. Flexion, Extension, Rotation, Abduction, Adduction Movement of shoulder Joint that classically signifies limited/restricted and painful range of motion.
For more in depth study about frozen shoulder its treatment and clinical features read this article
https://www.google.com/amp/s/ptmasterguide.com/2018/08/20/frozen-shoulderadhesive-capsulitis/amp/
