Physiotherapy News

02/05/2026

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With qualifications like BPT & MPT (Orthopedics – Gold Medalist) and 5+ years of experience, Dr Kushal focuses on personalized physiotherapy treatments that actually work.

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20/04/2024

Physiotherapy News Post no. 9


Fractures With Eponyms.

1. Monteggia Fracture Dislocation: Fracture of proximal third of ulna with dialocation of the head of humerus.

2. Galeazzi Fracture Dislocation: The fracture of the distal third of radius with dislocation of the distal radio-ulnar joint.

3. Night-stick Fracture: Isolated fracture of shaft of the ulna sustained while trying to ward off a stick blow.

4. Colles Fracture: This is fracture occuring in adults , at cortico-cancellous junction of the distal end of the radius with dorsal tilt and other displacements.

5. Smith’s Fracture: Fractrue occuring in adults, at the cortico-cancellous junction of the distal end of the radius with ventral tilt and other displacements. (Opposite of Colles)

In next post, we will discuss about Other Fractures With Eponyms.

09/04/2024

Physiotherapy News Post no. 8


Fracture Type On the Basis of pattern.

1. Transverse Fracture: The fracture lines are perpendicular to the long axis of the bone. Fracture is caused by bending or tapping force.

2. Oblique Fracture: The fracture line is oblique. Caused by bending force which in addition has a component along the long axis of the bone.

3. Spiral Fracture: the fracture line runs spirally in more than one plane. caused by twisting force.

4. Comminuted Fracture: This is fracture with multiple fragments. Caused by crushing or compression force along the long axis of the bone.

5. Segmental Fracture: There are two fractures in one bone, but at different levels.
A fracture may have a combination of two or more patterns. Example, It may be a comminuted but primarily a transverse fracture.

In next post, we will discuss about Fractures With Eponyms.

06/04/2024

Physiotherapy News Post no. 7


Fracture Type On the Basis of Quantum Of Force Causing Fractrue.

1. High Velocity Injury: These are fractures sustained as a result of severe trauma force, as in traffic accidents. Accompanied by severe soft tissue injury, extensive devascularisation of fracture ends. These are often unstable and slow to heal.

2. Low Velocity Injury: These fractures are sustained as a result of mild trauma force, as in fall. Accompanied by little soft tissue injury, so chances of healing are high.

In next post, we will discuss about classification based on pattern of fracture.

01/04/2024

On behalf of World Parkinson's day April 11
Webinar
On
*Physiotherapy management of Parkinson's disease.*
Resource person
*1) Dr Fiju Chacko* MD, DNB, DM(PGI-Chd).
Professor & HOD Dept of Neurology
Jubilee Mission Medical College Thrissur
*2) Subin Solomen*
Physiotherapist
Government Medical College Kottayam
*3) Jimshad T U*
Physiotherapist
Government Medical College , Thiruvananthapuram
Date : April 10,11,12 , night 8-10 pm
*Course details*
*April 10*
Neuro anatomy of extra pyramidal lesions
Assessment part 1
By
Jimshad T U
Role of Physiotherapy in Parkinson's disease
By
Subin Solomen
*April 11*
Parkinson's disease
Including medical management
By
Dr Fiju Chacko MD, DNB, DM(PGI-Chd).
Professor & HOD Neurology

Assessment continued by Jimshad

*April 12*
Physiotherapy management of Parkinson's disease.
By
Subin Solomen
Recent advances in Parkinson's disease
By
Jimshad .
Contact hours:6
Registration fees :800
For registration contact
Dr Kushal 9686945460
E -Certificate and transcript study material all soft copies only will send through what's app

01/04/2024

Online Webinar is Back.

"Online Webinar"
*Webinar on "Integrated approach on Stroke Rehabilitation ; Conventional and Robotic."*

*Conventional*
using principles adapted from
Roods approach,
Bobath
NDT ,
Brunnstrom
MRP approach
Techniques for:
Management of spasticity
Management of flaccidity
Sit to stand training
Gait assessment and training
NMES in stroke
CIMT
Management of shoulder subluxation using bobath splint ,bobath roll, single strap sling, taping etc
Mirror therapy
Functional electrical stimulation
How to get early movement in hand

*Advanced approach includes*
Transcranial stimulation
Video demonstration to show the effectiveness
🤖 robotic session include:
Video Demonstration of
Geo robotic gait trainer,
Robotic arm motion trainer,
Huber 360 balance trainer,
Under water treadmill training and
Resource persons
Subin Solomen
Jimshad t u
Arun ( only for online)

*Date* : 16,17 ,18, 19,20, April 2024 (8-10 pm)
21 April Sunday demonstration live 9-2 pm

*For registration: Kushal ( Whatsup number: 9686945460)
Total credit hours:16
(Online)

Registration fees :
Early bird by 9th April 2500/-per person
After 10th April fees 3000/- per person

Spot fees 3500

( Certificate, transcript, study material (70 pages pdf booklet) will send by Indian post
Course material in pdf , soft copy, e books and videos on techniques will send by Google drive link

Time : 8pm to 10 pm(Indian time). Tue to Saturday
Online Demonstration for all techniques:
*21 April 2024 Sunday*
Time : 9am to 2pm live , video recording view will be available from 2.30 pm

30/03/2024

Physiotherapy News Post no. 6


Fracture Type On the Basis of Complexity Of Treatment.

1. Simple Fracture: A fracture in Two pieces are usually easy to treat. Example transverse fracture of humerus.

2. Complex Fracture: A fracture in multiple pieces are usually difficult to treat. Example communited fracture of tibia.

In next post, we will discuss about classification based on Quantum of force causing fracture.

27/03/2024

Photo Credit: Essential Orthopaedics By Maheshwari And Mhaskar 5th Edition.

27/03/2024

Physiotherapy News Post no. 5


Fracture Type On the Basis of Relationship with External Environment.

1. Closed Fracture: A fracture not communicating with external environment i.e the overlying skin and other soft tissues are intact.

2. Open Fracture: A fracture with break in the overlying skin and soft tissues, leading to the fracture communicating with the external environment.

A fracture maybe open from within or outside so called internally or externally open fracture.

a. Internally open fracture: The sharp fracture end pierces the skin from within thus resulting in internally open fracture.

b. Externally Open Fracture: The object causing the fracture lacerates the skin and soft tissues over the bone leading to breakage of bone and results in open fracture.

In next post, we will discuss about classification based on complexity of Treatment.

22/03/2024

20/03/2024

Physiotherapy News Post no. 4


Fracture Type On the Basis of Displacement.

1. Undisplaced Fracture: Easy to identify by the absence of significant displacement.

2. Displaced Fracture: Displacement of the distal fragment i relation to the proximal fragment. It can be in form of shift, angulation or rotation.

In next post, we will discuss about classification based on relationship with external environment.