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Accident Rehabilitation. The greatest tragedy that we can encounter in our lives is an accident. Some people meet an accident once in their lives while some are unfortunate to meet it several times. An accident sometimes becomes our greatest nightmares and leaves a chronic yet remarkable change in our bodies.  While there has been an incredible rise in the cases of road accidents, we must follow all the traffic rules to avoid such misfortune. But what if the accident has alr...

Surgery Rehabilitation - All You Need to Know. Certain injuries and illnesses can only be treated with the help of surgery. After surgery, you might think about catching back to your everyday life but this is not possible. Because it is too early for your body to resume the daily routine followed by surgery, our body needs time to restore. A surgery rehabilitation can be a lifesaver after a surgery. Rehabilitation therapy enables the body to not only heal rapidly but also reduces ...

Importance of Physiotherapy. What is a Physiotherapist?. A physiotherapist is a professional who provides healthcare treatment related to illness, disabilities, and various injuries. To treat patients the physiotherapist uses hands-on techniques, his skills, experience, and diagnostics. There are thousands of professional physiotherapists currently active all over Canada. One can find them in hospitals, clinics, community health centres, schools, workplaces, and at other health f...

// Top 5 Benefits of Sports Physiotherapy. Sports are a giant part of a nation’s culture, traditions, and identity. It represents the whole nation as one in front of the world. Today, each country has its own form of sport from soccer, hockey to various athletics. Playing sports also puts the athlete in danger of undergoing injuries from minor to more disastrous ones. Due to the continual modernization within the healthcare field, these unwanted injuries can be eased through the ap...

Rotator Cuff: Injuries, symptoms, causes and treatment. The rotator cuff is a part of the shoulder, and is a common area of injury for many individuals. Rotator cuff injuries can happen suddenly, or over time, and can be caused by many different factors.  The Anatomy:. The rotator cuff consists of 4 muscles that attach to the scapula (aka shoulder blade) and then surround the head of the humerus. These are: - Subscapularis - Supraspinatus - Infraspinatus - Teres Minor ...