central nervous system vasculitis
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Central Nervous System Vasculitis

What is vasculitis? Vasculitis is the inflammation (swelling) of the blood vessels, the network of hollow lines that bring blood throughout the body. Vasculitis can involve medium-sized blood vessels (arterioles and venules), very small blood vessels (capillaries), or large blood vessels (arteries and veins). If blood flow in a vessel with vasculitis is decreased or…

long wave diathermy

Long wave diathermy

ABSTRACT Introduction of the long wave diathermy Features of the long wave diathermy parameters of long wave diathermy Pain management application for the long wave diathermy Procedure and application of the long wave diathermy A) Generation: B) Amplification: C) Modulation: D) Isolation: E) Delivery mode: Capacitive Electrodes F) Patient: The condition required for long wave…

Samarth Physiotherapy Clinic

Samarth Physiotherapy Clinic

Samarth Physiotherapy Acupressure and Fitness Studio Vadodara – located in Dabhoi – Waghodia Ring Road near Rukshmani Party Plot. Clinic Address: Shop No 16 Sharnam Complex Near Gurukul Cross RoadBesides Rukshmani Party PlotDabhoi – Waghodia Ring RoadVadodara, Gujarat – 390025 Dr. Reema Bhaduwala – MPT (Rehabilitation) Certified Fitness InstructorMobile No – 95866 89883, 96015 12084Years…

Masseter muscle
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Masseter muscle

Introduction In human anatomy, the masseter muscle is one of the muscles of mastication. Found exclusively in mammals, it is particularly powerful in herbivores to encourage the chewing of plant matter. The most obvious muscle of mastication is the masseter muscle since it is the most superficial and one of the most powerful. Origin of…

Muscle pain in the upper arm
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Muscle pain in the upper arm

Upper Arm pain is defined as discomfort and pain experienced anywhere throughout the arm.This pain is located between the elbow and the shoulder joints. This arm pain occurs due to many reasons. The most common causes of muscle pain are injury & overuse. This pain is reduced by pain medication, the RICE principle, and physiotherapy…

crowned dens syndrome
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Crowned Dens Syndrome

What is Crowned Dens Syndrome? Crowned dens syndrome is an inflammatory disease resulting from crystal deposition in the cruciform and alar ligaments covering the dens, seeming as a radiopaque “crown” covering the top of the dens. The dens, also called the odontoid process, is a peg-like bone pointing up from the second cervical vertebra (C2)…

Iliopsoas Muscle Pain
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Iliopsoas Muscle Pain

When feeling pain in the front of the hip joint during bending the thigh which also radiates down the leg, it is indicated to be Iliopsoas muscle pain. sometimes this pain radiates toward the buttocks.This pain occurs due to overuse or muscle injury. This muscle injury leads to muscle pain with swelling and spasms.This muscle…

freys-syndrome

Frey’s syndrome

What is Frey’s syndrome? Frey’s Syndrome (FS) is the phenomenon secondary to gustatory stimulus, exemplified by flushing and sweating of parotid, frontal, and sub-mandibular sites resulting in trauma to the parotid or another major salivary gland (eg. sub-mandibular or sub-lingual) frequently either after a parotidectomy or excision of the sub-mandibular gland. In other words, Frey’s…