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Characterizing clinical patterns of physical therapy activities for post-stroke spasticity in stroke rehabilitation: looking into the “Black Box”

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By Binash Afzal, Rabiya Noor
| jpma.org.pk
Physical therapy is considered to be an adjunctive therapy for the management of post-stroke spasticity. The insight of this study is to observe the current clinical practices of rehabilitation for post-stroke spasticity. For this purpose, an observational cross-sectional study was conducted. Data was collected by a standardized therapy documentation form for spasticity management. Fifty physiotherapists filled out that form.
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Effects of Active and Passive Lower Extremity Neural Mobilization on Pain and Functional Level in Patients with Lumber Radiculopathy

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By Abdul Rehman, Binash Afzal, Danish Hassan, Riphah College
| Pakistan Journal of Medical Research Verified
Abstract Background: There is increasing evidence of effectiveness of neural mobilzation in mangement of lumber radiculopathy but definite conclusion of effects of active versus passive nerve mobilzation in relieving pain and improving functional level are still uncertain. Objective: To compare the effects of active versus passive lower extremity neural mobilizations to reduce pain improving the disability and Straight Leg Raise (SLR) in patients with lumbar radiculopathy.
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