Physiotherapy
What we do?
Physiotherapists at Mokshaa help to restore movements and function, when someone is affected by injury, illness or by disability. The physiotherapists at moksha work in the following domains:
Neuro Physiotherapy
Focuses on rehabilitating physical impairment caused by neurological conditions, such as stroke, Parkinson’s diseases, Traumatic brain injury/ Head injury, Spinal cord injury, Neuromuscular disorder and degenerative diseases. It is a combined protocols including simple passive exercises or tailored therapy techniques to build strength and co- ordination and use of advanced equipment such as Gait training harness system and body weight support systems, balance training systems, biofeedback systems to overcome Neurological impairment and to gain functional physical abilities.
Pediatric Physiotherapy
Involved with the management of physical impairment in infants, children and adolescents with a variety of developmental, skeletal, or acquired disorders or diseases. We aim to achieve maximum functional potential for each task and utmost independence. when doing daily tasks and functions. Pediatric physiotherapy helps children improve their motor skills, strength, endurance, balance and co- ordination.
Orthopedic, Musculoskeletal and sports Physiotherapy
focuses on freedom from pain , and movement and function with independence in all aspects of life physically”. It involves the management of musculoskeletal problems, injury and post operative rehabilitation, to work on movement based intervention for the management of pain and motor dysfunction that is often associated with loss of normal motor control.The place where pain,injury and the importance of ergonomics during work is educated. A combined approach of evidence based protocol treatment and high end equipments utilisation to manage pain is employed to bring out the best results in patients.
Orthopedic Physiotherapy
Conditions
● Shoulder injuries
➔ Rotator cuff tendinitis
➔ Rotator cuff repair
➔ Shoulder instability
➔ Adhesive capsulitis
➔ Frozen shoulder
➔ Periarthritis shoulder
➔ Biceps Tendinitis
➔ Scapular Dyskinesis
➔ Acromioclavicular joint
● Elbow injuries
➔ Medial collateral ligament
➔ Post traumatic elbow stiffness
➔ Flexion contracture
➔ Elbow dislocation
➔ Elbow Arthroplasty
➔ Lateral and Medial epicondylitis
➔ Ulnar and Median nerve injury
● Hand and Wrist injuries
➔ Flexion tendon injuries
➔ Extension tendon injuries
➔ Fracture and dislocation of hand
➔ Jersey finger
➔ Boxer’s fracture
➔ Game keepers’ thumb
➔ Nerve compression syndrome
➔ De Quervain tenosynovitis
➔ Dorsal and Volar carpal ganglion cyst
● Hip injuries
➔ Hip impingement
➔ Total hip replacement
➔ Hip osteoarthritis
➔ Rheumatoid Arthritis
➔ Hip tendinitis
➔ Hip bursitis
➔ Dancer’s hip
➔ Hip dislocation
● Knee injuries
➔ Osteoarthritis
➔ Total knee replacement
➔ ACL injury
➔ PCL injury
➔ Medial and Lateral meniscus
➔ Patello-femoral pain syndrome
➔ Pre patellar bursitis
➔ Medial and lateral collateral ligament injury
➔ Gout Arthritis
➔ Jumper’s knee
● Ankle and Foot injuries
➔ Ankle sprain
➔ Ankle instability
➔ Plantar fasciitis
➔ Achilles tendon tear
➔ Achilles tendinopathy
➔ Turf toe
➔ Calcaneal spur
➔ Flat foot
● Back and Spine disorder
➔ Cervical spondylosis
➔ Ankylosing spondylitis
➔ Kyphosis
➔ Scoliosis
➔ Upper cross Syndrome
➔ Lower cross Syndrome
➔ Low Back Pain
➔ Lumbar spondylosis
➔ Sacro-iliac joint Dysfunction
➔ Spondylolisthesis
➔ Sciatica
➔ Disc herniation
➔ Whiplash injury
➔ Trapezitis
● Sports injuries
➔ Hamstring strain
➔ Runner’s knee
➔ Groin strain
➔ Rotator cuff tear
● Fracture
➔ Shoulder Fracture
➔ Scapula fracture
➔ Elbow Fracture
➔ Wrist Fracture
➔ Hand and finger Fracture
➔ Hip Fracture
➔ Patella Fracture
➔ Ankle and foot Fracture
➔ Spine Fracture
Services / Treatments of orthopaedic physiotherapy
➔ Maitland mobilisation
➔ Mulligan mobilisation
➔ Scar mobilisation
➔ Strengthening training
➔ Stretching training
➔ Postural correction and exercise
➔ Ergonomics
➔ Resistance training
➔ Balance training
➔ Proprioception training
➔ Agility Training
➔ Plyometric training
➔ Myofascial release technique (MFR)
➔ Taping techniques
➔ Cryo 6 Modality
➔ LASER ( High power laser therapy)
➔ Shockwave Therapy
➔ IFT (Interferential therapy)
➔ TENS (Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation)
➔ SWD (Short wave diathermy)
➔ Ultrasound therapy
➔ Cervical and lumbar Traction
➔ Wax therapy
Neurology and Neurosurgery Physiotherapy
Conditions
● Headache
➔ Migraine
➔ Cervicogenic headache
➔ Cluster headache
➔ Hypoglycemic headache
➔ Stress headache
● Lower cranial nerve paralysis
➔ Trigeminal Neuralgia
➔ Trigeminal sensory neuropathy
➔ Facial palsy
➔ Bell’s palsy
➔ Hemifacial spasm
➔ Glossopharyngeal neuralgia
➔ Lesions of spinal accessory nerve
➔ Lesions of Hypoglossal nerve
● Vestibular disorders
➔ Vertigo
➔ BPPV (Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo)
➔ Peripheral vestibular disorder
➔ Central vestibular disorders
● Cerebrovascular diseases
➔ Stroke
➔ TIA (transient ischemic attack)
➔ RIA (Recurrent ischemic attack)
➔ Lacunar infarcts
● Traumatic head injury
➔ Axonal diffuse injury
➔ Contusion head injury
➔ Concussion Head injury
➔ Intracranial hematoma
➔ Skull fracture
● Higher cortical neuro psychological and neuro behavioural disorders
➔ Epilepsy
➔ Seizure
➔ Dyssomnias
➔ Parasomnias
➔ Dementia
➔ Obsessive Compulsive disorder
● Movement disorders
➔ Parkinson’s disease
➔ Parkinson’s plus syndrome
➔ Dystonia
➔ Chorea
➔ Ballism
➔ Athetosis
➔ Tics
➔ Myoclonus
➔ Wilsons’s disease
● Cerebellar and co-ordination disorders
➔ Congenital ataxia
➔ Friedreich’s ataxia
➔ Ataxia telangiectasia
➔ Metabolic ataxia
➔ Hereditary Cerebellar ataxia
➔ Tabes Dorsalis
● Spinal cord disorders
➔ Traumatic spinal cord injury
➔ Spinal epidural abscess
➔ Transverse myelitis
➔ Viral Myelitis
➔ Syringomyelia
➔ Spina bifida
➔ Subacute combined degeneration of the cord
➔ Hereditary spastic paraplegia
➔ Radiation Myelopathy
➔ Progressive encephalomyelitis
➔ Conus medullaris syndrome
➔ Sarcoidosis
● Infectious of brain and spinal cord
➔ Meningitis
➔ Encephalitis
➔ Poliomyelitis
➔ Post-polio syndrome
➔ Septic encephalopathy
➔ Tetanus
● Motor neuron disease
➔ Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
➔ Spinal muscular atrophy
➔ Hereditary bulbar palsy
➔ Neuromyotonia
➔ Post irradiation lumbosacral polyradiculopathy
● Multiple Sclerosis
● Disorders of Neuromuscular junction
➔ Myasthenia Gravis
➔ Lambert Eaton syndrome
➔ Botulism
● Muscle diseases
➔ Muscular dystrophy
➔ Myotonic dystrophy
➔ Myopathy
➔ Non dystrophic Myotonia
● Polyneuropathy
➔ Hereditary motor sensory neuropathy
➔ Hereditary sensory and autonomic neuropathy
➔ Amyloid neuropathy
➔ Acute idiopathic polyneuropathy
➔ Guillain bare syndrome
➔ Chronic idiopathic polyneuropathy
● Paediatric neurology
➔ Cerebral palsy
➔ Hydrocephalus
➔ Arnold Chiari malformation
➔ Basilar impression
➔ Klippel Feil syndrome
➔ Achondroplasia
➔ Cerebral malformations
➔ Dandy walker syndrome
● Focal peripheral neuropathy
➔ Neurotmesis
➔ Axonotmesis
➔ Neuropraxia
➔ Nerve Tumours
➔ Brachial plexus palsy
➔ Thoracic outlet syndrome
➔ Lumbo-Sacral Plexus lesion
➔ Phrenic and intercostal nerve lesions
➔ Median nerve palsy
➔ Ulnar nerve palsy
➔ Radial nerve palsy
➔ Musculocutaneous nerve palsy
➔ Anterior and posterior interosseous nerve palsy
➔ Axillary nerve palsy
➔ Long thoracic nerve palsy
➔ Supra scapular nerve palsy
➔ Sciatic nerve palsy
➔ Tibial nerve palsy
➔ Common peroneal nerve palsy
➔ Femoral nerve palsy
➔ Obturator nerve palsy
➔ Pudendal nerve palsy
Services / Treatments of Neuro Physiotherapy
● Coma stimulation
● Cognitive and perceptual training techniques
● Sensory integration technique
● Balance training
● Coordination training
● Vestibular training
● Motor control and motor relearning technique.
● Tonal alteration management technique.
● Gait training
● Virtual reality training
● Biofeedback training
● Compensatory training
● Proprioceptive training
● Task oriented training technique.
● Neurodynamic technique
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