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Other Orthopedic Cases

Post Fractures

Post fractures rehabilitation after serious injuries can leave an individual with a serious loss of function. Depending on the type and location of the fracture, the individual may require surgery to restore normal bone alignment to allow the bone to heal or a simple sling to support the injured limb. A proper rehabilitation program following a fracture is imperative.

Our physiotherapists are qualified at post-fracture rehabilitation to restore pre-injury function as fast as possible.

Program of treatment:

  • Faradic stimulation

Faradic stimulation is given for muscle paresis conditions. In muscle paresis, there is partial nerve supply to the muscle. It is also called as partially innervated muscle.

  • TENS application

Tens application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer). 

  • Ultrasound

Ultrasound for pain relief by allow micro message effect and vasodilatation of the blood vessels.

  • Hot application for pain relief.
  • LASER therapy

Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of  prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity  of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.

  • ROM exercise

ROM exercise to prevent or decrease stiffness.

  • Strengthening exercise

Stretching exercise for shorted muscles to improve flexibility of the muscles.

  • Stretching exercise

Stretching exercise for shorted muscles to improve flexibility of the muscles.

Proprioceptive exercise

Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.

  • CPM (continuous passive movement)

(CPM) is a therapy in which a machine is used to move a joint without the patient having to exert any effort.

Back Problems:

This is a wide topic collects all back disorders and malalignment

Program of treatment:

  • Faradic stimulation

Faradic stimulation is given for muscle paresis conditions. In muscle paresis, there is partial nerve supply to the muscle. It is also called as partially innervated muscle.

  • TENS

 Tens application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer). 

  • Ultrasound

Ultrasound for pain relief by allow micro message effect and vasodilatation of the blood vessels

  • Laser therapy

Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway

  • Electromagnetic field

Electromagnetic field to decrease pain and inflammation.

  • Hot / cold application for pain relief
  • Lumbar traction for pain relief.
  • Myofascial release to decrease muscle spasm and improve body fascia
  • Strengthening exercise for weak muscles
  • Stretching exercise for shorted muscles to improve flexibility of the muscles
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Mobilization/ manipulation techniques
  • Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation , decrease muscle spasm and support joints.
  • Osteopathy therapy

Osteopathy is based on the philosophy that the wellbeing of an individual depends on their bones, muscles, ligaments and connective tissue functioning smoothly together.

Post hand surgeries:

Program of treatment

  • Faradic stimulation to improve power of weak muscles
  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • ROM exercise to prevent or decrease joint stiffness.
  • Strengthening exercise for weak muscles to regain muscle power.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Occupational therapy to regain body functions
  • LASER therapy to improve healing process.

Rotator cuff tear (post-operative/non-operative):

A rotator cuff tear is a tear of one or more of the tendons of the four rotator cuff muscles of the shoulder. A rotator cuff ‘injury’ can include any type of irritation or overuse of those muscles or tendons, and is among the most common conditions affecting the shoulder.

Program of treatment:

  • Faradic stimulation to improve power of weak muscles.
  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of tendon, allow micro message effect and vasodilatation of the blood vessels.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • Infra-red to improve circulation.
  • Electromagnetic field to decrease pain and inflammation.
  • Hot / cold application to decrease pain.
  • Myofascial release to decrease muscle spasm and improve body fascia.
  • Strengthening exercise to strength weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Mobilization techniques to improve R.O.M and decrease pain.
  • Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation, decrease muscle spasm and support joints.

Shoulder impingement:

Shoulder impingement syndrome occurs as the result of chronic and repetitive compression or “impingement” of the rotator-cuff tendons in the shoulder, causing pain and movement problems. It can also be caused by an injury to the shoulder. People who perform repetitive or overhead arm movements, such as manual laborers or athletes who raise their arms repeatedly overhead (ie, weightlifters and baseball pitchers.

Program of treatment:

  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of tendon, allow micro message effect and vasodilatation of the blood vessels.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity  of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • electromagnetic field to decrease pain and inflammation.
  • Hot / cold application to decrease pain.
  • Infra-red to improve blood supply and decrease pain.
  • Myofascial release to decrease muscle spasm and improve body fascia.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Mobilization techniques to improve R.O.M of shoulder joint and decrease pain.
  • Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation, decrease muscle spasm and support joints.

Sprain/strain (conservative or post operative)

Shoulder impingement syndrome occurs as the result of chronic and repetitive compression or “impingement” of the rotator-cuff tendons in the shoulder, causing pain and movement problems. It can also be caused by an injury to the shoulder. People who perform repetitive or overhead arm movements, such as manual laborers or athletes who raise their arms repeatedly overhead (ie, weightlifters and baseball pitchers.

Program of treatment:

  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of tendon, allow micro message effect and vasodilatation of the blood vessels.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity  of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • electromagnetic field to decrease pain and inflammation.
  • Hot / cold application to decrease pain.
  • Infra-red to improve blood supply and decrease pain.
  • Myofascial release to decrease muscle spasm and improve body fascia.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Mobilization techniques to improve R.O.M of shoulder joint and decrease pain.
  • Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation, decrease muscle spasm and support joints.

Tendinitis:

Tendonitis describes inflammation, swelling, and irritation of a tendon. Tendonitis is a painful condition that is felt most at the tendon insertion site – the place where the tendon attaches to your bone. You may also experience along the length of a tendon near the point where your muscle and tendon come together

Program of treatment

  • Faradic stimulation to improve power of weak muscles
  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of tendon muscles, allow micro message effect, vasodilatation of the blood vessels and Increasing number of white blood cells that invade the microorganisms.
  • Hot packs to decrease pain.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • ROM exercise to prevent or decrease joint stiffness.
  • CPM (continuous passive movement) to prevent or decrease joint stiffness.

Tennis elbow:

Tennis elbow is a type of tendinitis — swelling of the tendons — that causes pain in the elbow and arm. These tendons are bands of tough tissue that connect the muscles of your lower arm to the bone. Despite its name, you can still get tennis elbow even if you’ve never been near a tennis court. Instead, any repetitive gripping activities, especially if they use the thumb and first two fingers, may contribute to tennis elbow. Tennis elbow is the most common reason that people see their doctors for elbow pain. It can pop up in people of any age, but it’s most common at about age 40.

 

Program of treatment

– Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway

– Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of tendon muscles, allow micro message effect, vasodilatation of the blood vessels and Increasing number of white blood cells that invade the microorganisms

   – Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation, decrease muscle spasm and support joints.

– Shock waves trigger biological effects which lead to faster and long-term healing and regeneration of the tissue.

– Deep friction message to break down adhesions.

Patellofemoral Syndrome:

Patellofemoral pain syndrome is pain in the front of the knee. It frequently occurs in teenagers, manual laborers, and athletes. It sometimes is caused by wearing down, roughening, or softening of the cartilage under the kneecap.

Program of treatment:

  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of tendon, allow micro message effect, vasodilatation of the blood vessels and Increasing number of white blood cells that invade the microorganisms.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • electromagnetic field to decrease pain and inflammation.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Hot / cold application to decrease pain.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Mobilization techniques to improve rom of shoulder joint and decrease pain.
  • Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation, decrease muscle spasm and support joints.

Post amputation:

Program of treatment:

  • Faradic stimulation to improve power of preserved weak muscles.
  • TENS application for pain relief (phantom pain)by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief (phantom pain) by increase extensibility of muscles, allow micro message effect, vasodilatation of the blood vessels and Increasing number of white blood cells that invade the microorganisms.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Gait training by prosthesis.

Posture deformities:

Program of treatment:

  • Faradic stimulation to improve power of weak muscles.
  • TENS application for pain relief (phantom pain) by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief (phantom pain) by increase extensibility of muscles, allow micro message effect, vasodilatation of the blood vessels and Increasing number of white blood cells that invade the microorganisms.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • electromagnetic field to decrease pain and inflammation.
  • Hot / cold application prior to stretching exercise.
  • Myofascial release to decrease muscle spasm and improve body fascia.
  • Mobilization/ manipulation techniques to improve R.O.M of joints and decrease pain.
  • Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation, decrease muscle spasm and support joints.

Post ACL and meniscus surgeries:

Post ACL and meniscus repair surgeries.

Program of treatment:

  • Faradic stimulation to improve power of weak muscles.
  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of muscles, allow micro message effect, vasodilatation of the blood vessels and Increasing number of white blood cells that invade the microorganisms.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • Electromagnetic field to decrease pain and inflammation.
  • Hot / cold application prior to stretching exercise.
  • CPM (continuous passive movement) to prevent or decrease joint stiffness.
  • Mobilization/ manipulation techniques to improve R.O.M of joints and decrease pain.
  • Kinesio Tapping to improve circulation, decrease muscle spasm and support joints.
  • ROM exercise to prevent or decrease joint stiffness.
  • Gymnastic exercise to improve muscle endurance.

Sacroiliac joint dysfunction:

Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction is a condition in which pain is caused by the sacroiliac joint that connects the sacrum and the pelvis.

Program of treatment:

  • Faradic stimulation to improve power of weak muscles.
  • TENS application for pain relief by causing a mild electrical stimulation to the neural system that enhances production of beta endorphin and encephalin (pain killer).
  • Ultrasound for pain relief by increase extensibility of muscles, allow micro message effect, vasodilatation of the blood vessels and Increasing number of white blood cells that invade the microorganisms.
  • Laser therapy for pain relief through accelerate the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulating B endorphin secretion which is associated with inhibiting synthesis of prostaglandin, decreased the conduction velocity of the sensory nerve and stimulates the gate control to inhibit pain pathway.
  • Hot packs /Infra-red to improve circulation and decrease pain.
  • ROM exercise to improve R.O.M of stiff joint.
  • Strengthening exercise to improve power of weak muscles.
  • Stretching exercise to improve flexibility of shorted muscles.
  • Proprioceptive exercise to regain joint receptor sensitivity.
  • CPM (continuous passive movement) to prevent or decrease joint stiffness.
  • Mobilization/ manipulation techniques to improve R.O.M of joints and decrease pain.
  • Osteopathy therapy

Osteopathy is based on the philosophy that the wellbeing of an individual depends on their bones, muscles, ligaments and connective tissue functioning smoothly together.