Volume 5  Issue 4

What Do We Know so Far about the Physiotherapy Approach for COVID-19 Patients

Kamparoudi Georgia Maria1*, Chalkia Anna2 & Kottaras Anastasios3

Background
SARS-CoV-2-associated disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new highly contagious coronavirus. The first cases were reported in December 2019 in China and the virus gradually spread around the world. Most patients (80%) present with mild to moderate form (with or without pneumonia), 14% severe and 6% critical form (respiratory distress, septic shock, dysfunction of many organs). [..] READ MORE

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Physiological Characteristics of Female Zimbabwe Soccer Players across Playing Positions

Tariro Muzenda, Eberhard Munetsi Tapera* & Thulani Sibanda

The purpose of this study was to compare selected physiological characteristics of female league Zimbabwe soccer players across playing position. Sixteen (16) players, selected from the Bulawayo Province Zimbabwe Republic Police women soccer team volunteered to take part in the study. [..] READ MORE

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Sport Practices Effects on Quality of Life, Mental Behavior and Self-Esteem in Cerebral Palsy Hemiplegia

Sofien Kasmi1,2, Amri Hammami3, Raouf Hammami2, Michael Duncan, J.4, Cain Clark, C. T.4, Sirine, B. Amor1, Fatma Zohra BenSalah2,5,6 & Catherine Dziri1,5,6

Despite the known health benefits of regular participation in physical activity, people with Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy (HCP) tend to participate less than their typically developing peers. The purpose of this study is to highlight the effect of sport practice on general health quality of life, [..] READ MORE

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Nesa Non-Invasive Neuromodulation; A New Frontier of Treatment of the Autonomous Nervous System in Physiotherapy

Raquel Medina-Ramírez1*, Fabiola Molina-Cedrés2, Anibal Báez-Suárez2 & David Álamo-Arce1

In the 1920s there was no scientist suggested that life could be electrically oriented, from the discoveries of Hodgkin et al. (1964) [1] the existence of the nerves´ action potentials was demonstrated, moreover they demonstrated that the electrical impulses could be coordinated by a central nervous system by the existence of ion channels. [..] READ MORE

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Knee Extension Rate of Torque Development Deficit Is Not Captured by Standard Functional Performance Measures Post-Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

Michael Jeanfavre1*, Matthew Klein2, Darragh Lynch3, Luke Esquerra3, Jonathan Dickey4 & Jessica Mena5

Background
Criteria for full recovery following anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACL-R) include the ability to achieve >90% limb symmetry in maximal quadriceps strength (QI) and functional hop tests. Additionally, knee extension rate of torque development (RTD) is an important performance metric post-ACL-R. [..] READ MORE

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Use of Stitch in the Treatment of the Simple Ganglion

Elsadeg Abdulhady, O. & Ahmad Sh Saad, A.*

Ganglion is a benign soft tissue tumor may happen at any joint. Represents 50-70% of all hand soft tissue tumors and most commonly occurring in the hand. In spite of the high incidence of occurrence, ganglion cyst etiology remains unknown. [..] READ MORE

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