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Introduction Modern rehabilitation puts a great emphasis on early detection of faulty posture in children and adolescents. Unfortunately, proper recognition of joint hypermobility is neglected. Implementation of diagnostics and appropriate rehabilitation... see more

This study is aimed to estimate and measure reference values in the normal range of motion of extremity joints in females and to provide a database for the assessment of impairments related to the mobility of the joints. This observational cross-sectional... see more

Background: Chronic localized pain and decreased upper extremity mobility commonly occur following breast cancer surgery and may persist despite use of pain medication and physical therapy.Purpose: We sought to determine the value of myofascial massage to... see more

Siminska Joanna, Pietkun Katarzyna, Stocka Joanna, Giermakowska Malgorzata, Nowacka Krystyna, Hagner Wojciech. Lokiec tenisisty - przeglad wybranych metod fizykalnych, metod zaopatrzenia ortopedycznego i masazu = Tennis elbow ty - review of selected physi... see more

Background: In the context of breast cancer, axillary web syndrome (AWS), also called lymphatic cording, typically presents in the weeks after axillary surgery. This painful condition, likely lymphofibrotic in origin, restricts upper extremity range of mo... see more

Motor dysfunction and cognitive impairment (CI) are the most prevalent and disabling among the stroke consequences. CI decreases the effectivity of motor rehabilitation, but motor dysfunction itself may also influence the manifestations and progression of... see more

Motor dysfunction and cognitive impairment (CI) are the most prevalent and disabling among the stroke consequences. CI decreases the effectivity of motor rehabilitation, but motor dysfunction itself may also influence the manifestations and progression of... see more

Siminska Joanna, Pietkun Katarzyna, Glowacka Iwona, Beuth Wojciech, Nowacka Krystyna, Hagner Wojciech, Siedlecki Zygmunt. Przeglad zalecen postepowania fizjoterapeutycznego stosowanego w bólu kregoslupa w odcinku ledzwiowym = Overview of recommendations p... see more

Nowadays, the stroke is considered to be the main cause of acquired disability among adults in the world. Deficits occuring in the upper limb are its widespread consequence.The therapy of a paretic upper limb is the most difficult part of the rehabilitati... see more

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