Physiotheraphy and Rehabilitation

What is Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation?

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation is a medical branch that aims to improve a person's physical health, functions, mobility and quality of life. Physical therapists are health professionals who specialize in the treatment and management of musculoskeletal disorders, injuries or diseases that cause various health problems.

What are Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Diseases?

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation is a medical branch that usually adopts a treatment and healing approach to various health problems such as musculoskeletal problems, sports injuries, neurological disorders, rheumatological diseases, cardiovascular diseases and respiratory problems. This discipline aims to improve the mobility, muscle strength, pain control and posture of individuals.

Liv Hospital Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Clinic

Liv Hospital Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Clinic is equipped with the latest technology devices such as electrotherapy units (TENS, ultrasound, short wave, laser, galvanic and diadynamic currents, electrical muscle stimulation), cybex, traction, ESWT, biofeedback, magnetic seat, magnetic field therapy and hydrotherapy. Various tools and equipment necessary for exercise as well as Biodex, treadmills, bicycles, CPM are used in the treatment.

Orthopedic rehabilitation;

• Spine surgery
• Total knee, hip, elbow and shoulder prosthesis operations
• Shoulder rotator cuff repair operation
• Anterior Cruciate Ligament reconstruction operation
• Arthroscopic knee operation such as menisectomy
• Arthroscopic hip impingement operations
• Achilles tendon repair
• Trap neuropathy operations (CTS, TTS, Cubital tunnel syndromes)
• Tendon, nerve lesion and repair of extremities
• Fracture rehabilitation
• Sudeck atrophy (RSD)
• Adhesive capsulitis
• Patellar chondromalacia etc.

Neurological Rehabilitation;

•  It is performed for the recovery of balance, ambulation, daily living activities, muscle strength and function losses in patients.
• Spinal cord injuries
• Brain damage
• Cerebral Palsy
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Stroke
• Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
• Facial paralysis
• Parkinson's disease
• Myopathy
• Tension headache
• Chronic lower back pain, etc.
• Sports Rehabilitation
• Back, lower back and neck pain
• Muscle, tendon injuries
• Strains or sprains in ligaments and joints
• Rehabilitation after fracture
• Measurement and rehabilitation of muscle shortness, muscle weakness and muscle condition, etc.

Rehabilitation in Rheumatic Diseases;

• Fibromyalgia, myofascial pain syndromes
• Arthrosis (calcification)
• Ankylosing spondylitis
• Rehabilitation for chronic rheumatoid arthritis deformities etc,