Quad Muscles The muscles on the front of your thigh are called quadriceps. They assist you in extending your knee so that you can leap, run, and kick. However, swelling and strains are common injuries to these muscles. What are quad muscles? Quadriceps Muscle Functions Extension of the Knee: Preservation of Knee Stability: Leaping and…
Description The humerus bone is a long bone that is made up of two extremities (epiphysis) and a shaft (diaphysis). It is the longest bone in the upper extremity. The humerus is the name of the long bone of the upper arm. Given that it is one of the body’s longest bones, fractures from impacts…
We all know to check familiar health metrics like weight, blood pressure, and temperature. But one simple self-assessment many overlook is feeling for the pulse at the ankle. It offers a surprisingly insightful window into the state of circulation in your lower legs and feet. Here’s what feeling that telltale rhythm can reveal. What is…
Introduction Balancing exercises play a pivotal role in the rehabilitation of paralysis patients, addressing the unique challenges faced by individuals with conditions such as Hemiplegia, Paraplegia, Cerebellar Ataxia, and Quadriplegia. Physiotherapists employ a holistic approach, categorizing balancing exercises into three essential types: Additionally, these exercises are meticulously assessed in three key positions: This article explores…
Introduction What occurs if the patella cracks or fractures? Anatomy Surfaces Borders and Muscle Attachments Apex Ossification Functions of the patella Types of Patellar Fractures Causes of Patellar Fracture Symptoms of Patellar Fracture Diagnosis Physical Exam Treatment of Patellar Fracture Initial Treatment General Treatment Non- Surgical Treatment Surgical Treatment Surgical Procedures Physiotherapy Treatment Recovery Complications…
Introduction The dorsalis pedis artery (DPA) is a major blood vessel located on the dorsal aspect of the foot. It begins at the anterior aspect of the ankle joint as a continuation of the anterior tibial artery. The DPA follows the course of the extensor hallucis longus tendon and terminates at the proximal part of…
Overview The ankle is one of the most versatile and hardworking joints in the human body. It smoothly adjusts with each step to absorb shock, adapt to uneven terrain, and provide the stability and mobility necessary for activities from walking to jumping. Comprised of an intricate network of bones, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, muscles, nerves, and…
Physiotherapy clinics play a crucial role in enhancing the well-being of individuals by offering a range of therapeutic interventions. These clinics are equipped with various specialized tools and equipment designed to aid physiotherapists in delivering effective treatments. The availability of advanced physiotherapy equipment not only ensures accurate assessments but also contributes to the overall success…
Myofascial discomfort is typically brought on by a “knot” or trigger point in your muscle and can be relieved with a trigger point injection (TPI).TPIs are widely used and usually safe. Introduction First determined by Dr. Janet Travell in 1942, myofascial trigger points are localized “knots” situated in a taut band of skeletal muscle. These…
Introduction You might have heard that fat weighs less than muscle. But a pound of fat and a pound of muscle weigh the same, according to science. Density is main the difference between the two. Even though two objects weigh the same, their sizes can differ greatly. It will take up a lot more room…
