physiotherapyosteopathic manipulative treatmentNCT05853991neurocognitive impairments
…ms to investigate the effects of touch interventions, including physiotherapy and osteopathic manipulative treatment, on brain activity in mo…
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R-CHOP chemotherapyPhysiotherapybeta-blockerssmall cell lung cancerMetastatic MelanomaDLBCLmyasthenia gravisLambert-Eaton Myasthenic Syndrome
…uropathy presumed secondary to DLBCL.DLBCL treatment: Initiated R-CHOP chemotherapy, resulting in moderate neurological improvement.Autonomic dysfu…
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surfactant therapymechanical ventilationphysiotherapyNeonatal Respiratory Distress SyndromeNICU supportstructured caregiver education
… needed NICU support, which included mechanical ventilation and surfactant therapy. The mother showed remarkable engagement after a stable dischar…
physiotherapyanalgesiacollar and cuff slingosteosarcomaseptic arthritisMilwaukee shoulder syndromedistrict general hospital
…cluded, this patient was managed conservatively with analgesia, physiotherapy and a collar and cuff sling.Literature regarding MSS is scarce,…
physical rehabilitationphysiotherapyUCL Institute of Neurologyfunctional motor disorderFunctional Neurological DisorderNational Hospital for Neurology and NeurosurgerySt George’s University HospitalSir Charles Gairdner HospitalSt George’s University of London
…er highlight the need for targeted physiotherapy. Additionally, physical rehabilitation can have positive psychological consequences, which may improve…
physiotherapycognitive-behavioral therapyFunctional Neurological DisorderPubMedfibromyalgiairritable bowel syndromeScopusGoogle Scholar
…sregulated emotion-pain networks. Standard therapies, including physiotherapy and cognitive-behavioral therapy, often fail to adequately addr…