KINESIO-TAPING SERIES PART 1
HOW TO POSITION A HEMIPLEGIC / PARALYSIS PATIENT IN SUPINE LYING.
HOW TO POSITION A HEMIPLEGIC / PARALYSIS PATIENT IN SIDE LYING.
HOW TO RECOVER FASTER AFTER STROKE_ PARALYSIS_
IMPORTANT PHYSIOTHERAPY EXERCISE TIPS FOR FASTER RECOVERY IN STROKE PARALYSIS PATIENTS.
A SIMPLE EXERCISE TO IMPROVE BED MOBILITY (TURNING) IN STROKE / PARALYSIS PATIENT.
MOUNT FUJI SIGN.
DANCE & LEARN MYOTOMES.
How is Muscle tone Maintained and Regulated in our body_ ( Neurophysiology of muscle tone).mp4
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF STRETCH REFLEX.
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF SPASTICITY DEVELOPMENT.
NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL MECHANISM OF RIGIDITY DEVELOPMENT.
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF CENTRAL HYPOTONIA.
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF M(6) MOTOR RESPONSE.
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY INTERPRETATION OF M5 GCS RESPONSE.
GCS M4 INTERPRETATION _ NEUROPHYSIOLOGY AND TREATMENT TIPS FOR M4 MOTOR RESPONSE PATIENTS.mp4
HOW TO DIAGNOSE SITE OF LESION IN STROKE WITHOUT CT-SCAN / MRI.
