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I feel  immense pleasure on launching of this site. The journey of this site will give you information on stroke and it’s evidence based physiotherapy treatment. Some Orthopaedic conditions  description are given  and some information regarding treatment is also highlighted. To make it interesting maximum efforts are practiced and at the last some of recovered stroke patient’s case presentations are given..

Physiotherapy is a branch of paramedical science which heals and deals with physical disorders and those affected  by nervous system dysfunction. We must salute the person who had first use the term "Physiotherapy" and to one who had defined it’s uses and benefits. Many disorders are treated only with physiotherapy such  as stroke, muscle spasm, back pain etc.. With advent of modern technologies we are now able to understand the bio mechanics of joints, microstructure of muscles and their interrelationship for complete function of a joint. Now-a-days many horizons are opened in physiotherapy as the gynaecological, sports, cardio vascular, respiratory dept. seeking advise from physiotherapist for better performance and better future of their patients. Physiotherapy is gaining fame because of side effects of pain killer medicines. The future of physiotherapy is very bright as it mainly deals with day-today pain, discomfort and disability.

From my point of view: STROKE is Survival Through Restricted and Obstinate kinetic Effect.

January 2011

 

Recovered Stroke-hemi Patients


• Recovered 51 paralysed-stroke-patients.

• Gained fine motor movements of the hand.

• Few of them can drive two- wheelers

• For stroke patients, avoid exercises with equipments.

• Don't massage the paralysed part.

• spasticity can be reduced and can regain control of that part.

• Myofascial release, proper positioning in the bed, splint wearing can reduce spasticity.

• Elevation and external rotation of the shoulder joint ,trunk rotation are the key points.

• Spasticity changes the normal bio-mechanics and normal reciprocal innervation and normal reciprocal inhibition.