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Pulmonary Rehabilitation for COPD & Post-Viral Lung Conditions
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation for COPD & Post-Viral Lung Conditions Pulmonary rehabilitation physiotherapy is a structured approach to improving exercise capacity, breathing efficiency, physical function, and confidence in people living with chronic respiratory conditions. It is particularly relevant for...
Cardiac Rehabilitation: The Physiotherapist’s Role After Heart Attack & Surgery
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Cardiac Rehabilitation: The Physiotherapist’s Role After Heart Attack & Surgery Cardiac rehabilitation physiotherapy is an important part of recovery after a heart attack, coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG), angioplasty or stenting, and several other cardiac conditions. It is not simply a progra...
Clinical Palpation Skills: The Foundation of Accurate Assessme
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Clinical Palpation Skills: The Foundation of Accurate Assessment Clinical palpation skills in physiotherapy remain one of the most important hands-on abilities for students and practising clinicians. Even as ultrasound, MRI, digital assessment tools, and other technologies become increasingly common...
Myofascial Release vs Cupping vs IASTM: Choosing the Right Soft-Tissue Too
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Myofascial Release vs Cupping vs IASTM: Choosing the Right Soft-Tissue Too When a patient presents with muscle tightness, restricted movement, tenderness or soft-tissue discomfort, physiotherapists have several treatment options to consider. Three commonly used approaches are myofascial release, cup...
Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Training: A Practical Rehab Guide for 2026
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Blood Flow Restriction (BFR) Training: A Practical Rehab Guide for 2026 Early rehabilitation often leads to a frustrating situation in which the patient needs strength training but is not yet able to tolerate heavy resistance. Blood flow restriction training in rehabilitation provides a solution to ...