Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation

Physical Therapy

Physical therapy and rehabilitation are two complementary concepts, and it is a medical art that aims to increase the quality of life, giving people the opportunity to move freely and painlessly by using physical tools and exercises in the treatment of various diseases.

Although it is widely used in movement system disorders in general, it is possible to use physical therapy and rehabilitation methods in the chronic periods or recovery phase of all other system disorders.

The main disorders in which Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation are most commonly used are as follows:

Waist and neck hernias

Painful discomfort in the shoulder, knee, foot and heel area

Rheumatic diseases causing joint pain and motion stiffness

Osteoporosis, commonly known as bone resorption

Joint mobility restrictions due to fractures and other orthopedic reasons, before and after hand surgeries, prosthetic surgeries

Hemiplegia, quadriplegia ,hemiparesis..( mainly due to stroke)

Spinal cord injuries resulting as a result of work or traffic accidents

Congenital or acquired paralysis and spastic conditions in children

Post-fracture joint pain and limitation of movement

Curvatures of the spine called scoliosis, spinal problems due to old age

Sports injuries

Problems related to obesity, hypertension and high cholesterol

Some of the most used physical therapy methods available in the Rehabilitation Center

Hot Treatments: Infrared, Hot pack, Paraffin

Cold Treatments: Coldpack, Cryotherapy

Electrical Therapies: TENS, Interference, Electrostimulation, Compex

Vacuum Treatment Methods: Classical Vacuum, Vacumed and Cupping Treatments

Laser Treatments: Classical Laser and Hiltherapy (High Intensity Laser)

Shock Therapy (ESWT)

Magnetic Field Therapy

Specific Exercise Treatments

Traction and Vertebrae Treatments

Ozone Therapy

Pool and Other Hydrotherapy Methods

Robotic Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation can be defined as all the work done to help someone who has been injured as a result of illness or accident to compensate for this loss by using their remaining skills and strengths and to be independent again in their daily life.