Microwave Diathermy (MWD)
What is a Microwave Diathermy? Microwave diathermy is a therapeutic modality used in physical therapy to deliver deep heat to tissues in the body. Utilizing microwave frequencies, typically in the…
What is a Microwave Diathermy? Microwave diathermy is a therapeutic modality used in physical therapy to deliver deep heat to tissues in the body. Utilizing microwave frequencies, typically in the…
What is a Russian Current? The Russian Current, also known as Kotz-Current, is a form of electrical stimulation that utilizes medium-frequency currents to produce therapeutic effects in physical therapy and…
What is Whirlpool Bath Therapy? The whirlpool bath is a large tub that is filled with water. The body part to be treated is then placed in a tub of…
What Is PEMF Therapy? Pulsed Electromagnetic Field (PEMF) therapy uses electromagnetic fields to promote healing and wellness at the cellular level. The therapy involves the application of low-frequency, pulsed magnetic…
What is Shockwave Therapy? Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment that helps the body's natural healing process. It can reduce pain and speed up the healing of torn ligaments, tendons,…
What is Magnetotherapy? Magnetotherapy, also known as magnetic therapy, is a form of alternative medicine that involves the use of static magnetic fields to improve health and alleviate pain. This…
What is Lumbar Traction? Lumbar traction is a therapeutic technique used to relieve pain and improve function in individuals suffering from lower back conditions, particularly those involving compression or irritation…
What is cervical traction therapy? Cervical traction is a therapeutic technique used to alleviate pain and discomfort in the cervical spine, which consists of the seven vertebrae in the neck. This…
Introduction In physical therapy clinics, hot packs are one kind of physical modality that is frequently utilized. Your physical therapist applies them to the affected portion of your body (PT).…
What is Electrical Stimulation? Electrical stimulation (ES) is a therapy that uses electrical currents to deliver tiny pulses to nerves or muscles. These pulses can cause muscles to contract, similar…