Rehabilitation Strategies for a Patient With Traumatic Multiple Fractures: A Case Report.

Le Fort fractures are a specific kind of facial bone fracture that develops after a blow to the face. Most of the fractures of the spine occur in the thoracolumbar region. The benefits of physiotherapy, which includes manual therapies and exercise regimens, for patients are becoming more and more clear.

Pre-prosthetic Physiotherapy Rehabilitation in Post-operative Transtibial Amputation in a Patient With Congenital Talipes Equinovarus.

Amputation is more common in men than women, a lot of studies suggest this. It is the complete or partial removal of an extremity through a surgical process and is said to be a life-saving procedure performed in various critical conditions. The main objective of amputating a limb or any part at a level is that it should be carried out in a way that will give a stump of optimum length to facilitate the prosthetic fitting at later stages.

Management and Prognosis of Physical Therapy for the Post-Surgical Sequelae of Metastatic Cervical Lymphadenopathy.

A common secondary complication of oral malignant carcinoma is metastatic cervical lymphadenopathy. The condition is typically treated surgically, with the affected cervical lymph nodes excised, followed by pharmacological treatment. However, additional complications such as asymmetry of facial features, reduced mouth opening, adhesions in sutured tissues, and so on accompany surgical management.