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Topics in Physical Therapy
Find here some fascinating topics related to Physiotherapy Subject.
– De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis: Therapeutic ultrasound effectiveness
Quadricep exercises and Kinesiotapping to treat knee osteoarthritis
Knee osteoarthritis: Therapeutic ultrasound and joint mobilization at the knee.
– Treatment of rheumatoid and autoimmune diseases by therapeutic ultrasound.
Carpal tunnel syndrome and nerve gliding techniques: effects on mobility
Comparison of osteoarthritis treatment with traditional physiotherapy protocols and phonophoresis.
Shoulder exercises for post-CABG patients
– Diastasis recti strengthening exercises and kinesiotapping in post-partum woman.
– Hold relax and mobilization techniques to limit the range of motions in the knees
– Exercises in strengthening and interferential current to manage knee osteoarthritis.
– Exercises to strengthen the shoulder muscles in diabetes patients.
– Cervical pain can be managed with strengthening and interferential energy.
– Knee injury: Effects of therapeutic ultrasound, kinesiotapping
A randomized controlled trial of Kinesiotapping for shoulder pain relief
– Comparison of therapeutic ultrasound and dry needling in trapezius triggerpoint release.
Exercises and bone health in premenopausal woman.
Chronic radicular lumbar pain: effects of lumbar tension and strengthening exercises
– Cervical strengthening and cervical traction for chronic pain.
A randomised controlled trial of dry needling for cervical pain.
Efficacy of cervical mobilization in migraine-A randomized control trial
Stretching exercises to ease low back pain.
– Cervical pain relief through strengthening exercises
– Treatment for chronic pelvic problems with pelvic floor exercises and therapeutic ultrasound.
– Treatment of ankle injuries with kinesiotapping and therapeutic ultrasound.
Trigger point release and therapeutic ultrasound are two methods to relieve neck pain for computer users.
Trigger point releases to reduce lumbar and back pain in females
Student pain relief using therapeutic ultrasound and triggerpoint release
Study of the effects of lumbar pressure on pain in the calf muscles.
– Students suffering from thoracic spine pain can be relieved by a triggerpoint release.
Trigger point release and therapeutic ultrasound can help relieve chronic pelvic problems.
Piriformis muscle discomfort: Therapeutic ultrasound and trigger-point release
Trigger point therapy is used to relieve bicep muscles pain.
– Shoulder pain can be relieved by scapular mobilization.
The quadriceps muscle trigger point release and therapeutic ultrasound can help relieve knee pain.
– Calf muscle spasms: Therapeutic ultrasound and trigger point releases.
Therapeutic ultrasound and trigger-point release are effective in relieving tennis elbow pain.
Treatment of golfers elbow pain with therapeutic ultrasound and trigger-point release
Randomize control trial to compare shock wave therapy and therapeutic ultrasound on heel spur inflammation
SI Joint Pain: Effects of Therapeutic Ultrasound and Trigger Point Release
– Effectivity of ultrasound therapy and mobilization for cervical neck pain relief
– Vertigo relief through mobilization
– Therapeutic ultrasound is effective in reducing pain in the knee joints
– Techniques to reduce pain in the shoulders
Postpartum women with carpal tunnel syndrome may need to mobilize and use therapeutic ultrasound.
– Fibromyalgia treatment: Comparison of traditional physiotherapy protocols and shock waves.
– Comparison of Interferential Current and Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation in the treatment of chronic low back pain.
– The effectiveness of an antenatal exercise program to manage sacroiliac pain
– Randomized controlled trial of interferencential current to manage rotator cuff muscle tears pain.
– A comparison of Interferential current and Transcutaneous Electro Nerve Stimulation to manage neck pain
– The effectiveness of therapeutic ultrasound and mobilization in relieving wrist pain
Therapeutic ultrasound can reduce lumbar back pain
University students can use therapeutic ultrasound to reduce their thoracic pain.
Research on the impact of ultrasound therapy and mobilization in relieving SI joint pain
– Comparison of cervical pain treatments using traditional physiotherapy and shock waves
– Plantar fasciatis: The effects of shock waves and traditional physiotherapy protocols
– The treatment of lateral chronicondylitis can be done using traditional physiotherapy and shock wave.
Physiotherapy protocol to treat medical epicondylitis.
Comparison of the effects of shockwave and traditional physiotherapy protocols for treatment Achilles tendonitis.
– Comparing shock waves with traditional physiotherapy protocols for treatment trapezius triggerpoints.
Traditional physiotherapy protocols for treating lumbar pain.
Protocol to treat piriformis.
– Comparison of traditional physiotherapy protocols and shock waves for treatment of shoulder pain.
– Treatment of knee osteoarthritis with interferential current and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation
– Randomized Controlled Trial with Intermittential Current to Manage Post Total Hip Replacement Pain
– A Comparative Study of Interferential Current Effects and Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation in the Management of Bicep Muscle Pain
A randomised controlled trial to determine the effects of Phonophoresis in bicipital tendonitis.
– Phonophoresis and De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis: A Randomized Control Trial
A controlled trial: Phonophoresis for Achilles Tenonitis treatment.
Phonophoresis: Treatment of Latitudinous Epicondylitis. Randomized Control Trial.
– Transcutaneous Electrical Neuro Stimulation to manage carpal tunnel syndrome.
– Controlled Test of the Interferential Current to Manage Pain After Shoulder Arthroplast.
Comparing the effects on Interferential Current versus Transcutaneous Electrical Neuro Stimulation to manage piriformis.
– An experiment-based study on Phonophoresis’ effects on coccydynia.
– Randomized Controlled Trial Using Intermittential Currents to Treat Pain During Meniscal Tissue.
Comparing Interferential current and Transcutaneous Electro Nerve Stimulation for the management lumbar spasms
– Exercises to correct posture and strengthen the neck for acute occupational neck pain.
– A controlled, randomised trial to determine the effectiveness of shortwave heating in knee osteoarthritis.
Manual Therapy for the Treatment of Dizziness. A Randomized Control Trial.
Kinesiotaping can be used to treat chronic low-back pain.
Post-partum SI Joint Pain Treatment: The Effects Of Manual Therapy
– Infrared Therapy for Low Back Pain Management
– A randomised controlled trial that compared the effects of Infrared Therapy and short-wave Diathermy on chronic low-back pain management
– Strengthening and stretching exercises to treat forward head position.
Kinesiotaping is used to treat bladder issues in women.
– The effectiveness of kinesiotaping for patients suffering from patellofemoral pain syndrome.
– The effects of shockwave therapy in migraine management: A randomised controlled trial
A comparison study of Interferential current and Transcutaneous Electro Nerve Stimulation on shoulder pain management
– A controlled randomized trial. Effects of Phonophoresis on knee osteoarthritis.
– Pregnancy exercises for shoulder and neck pain management: Effectiveness
Comparing Interferential Current and Transcutaneous Electric Nerve Stimulation.
– An evaluation of the effectiveness of an antenatal exercise program in managing low back pain.
Competitive study of the effects om Transcutaneous Electrical Neuron Stimulation and Interferential current on the management om lateral epicondylitis
– A randomised controlled trial of Phonophoresis for cervical pain management
– Transcutaneous Electrical nerve Stimulation to manage medial epidylitis.
– An investigation into the effectiveness of interferential current stimulation and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation in the treatment of chronic pelvic pain.
– Phonophoresis and SI joint pain: A randomised control trial.
Comparing the effects between Interferential current and Transcutaneous Electro Nerve Stimulation to manage sacroiliac joints pain
– Randomized Controlled Trial with Intermittential Current to Manage Pain After Total Knee Replacement
– Exercises to correct posture and strengthen the back for acute occupational low back pain.
– Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation for the management and competition of frozen shoulder.
– An inquiry in India’s primary school about inclusive education environments from the teachers’ perspective.
Comparison of problem-based learning students with students in a lecture based curriculum: Learning strategies and the relationship to self-study.
– Treatment and Rehabilitation of Alcohol Addicts.
– Examining the theory of expert physical therapy practice using clinical outcomes
Research on the effects of head motion on postural stability in chronic motion sensitive participants.
– Relationship among Vestibular, Vision, and Chronic Movement Sensitivity
– The effects of frequent smartphone use on children’s upper posture and pulmonary function
Headscarves and Cervical Spine Proprioception: What Does it Mean?
– A comparison of neuromuscular control between subjects with and without chronic ankle instability.
– Effects of adjustments to the Wheelchair Seat to back Support Angle on Head and Neck Postures
– Effects of heavy lifting with a head strap on the pelvic floor during the menstrual cycle
Physical Therapy following Triangular Fibrocartilage Injury and Ulnar Wrist pain.
– Postural Stability and Cervical Muscle Fatigue in Immersion Virtual Reality.
– Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy patients: the effects of a novel therapeutic intervention
Cross-cultural adaptation and psychometric properties testing of the Arabic Anterior knee Pain Scale.
Tai Chi Exercise and Mental Imagery are effective in improving balance
– Vestibular Adaptation Exercises have an effect on chronic motion sensitivity
Muscle Dynamics as a Result Of Whole Body Vibration And Plyometrics.
