Upper Extremities

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Upper Extremities

Shoulder, Elbow, Hand: Traumatic or non-traumatic conditions.

 

Shoulder, Elbow, Hand: Conditions traumatic or non-traumatic, which are mainly due to injury, are expressed through pain, restriction of movement, muscle weakness, deformity, and dysfunction. Proper evaluation is the cornerstone of any physiotherapy rehabilitation plan. Based on this, the physical therapists at PT PRAXIS® plan the rehabilitation program, using all the appropriate means—hands-on therapy, modalities, and alternative physiotherapy treatments—to achieve functional movement without pain.

 

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