Case Study of a Two Years follow up on a Subject Receiving Physiotherapy with Obesity, Movement Disorder, Hemiparesis and Bilateral Osteoarthritis Knee

Title: Case Study of a Two Years follow up on a Subject Receiving Physiotherapy with Obesity, Movement Disorder, Hemiparesis and Bilateral Osteoarthritis Knee

Author: Dr S.S.Subramanian

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18535/jmscr/v4i10.29

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Obesity remains a major predisposing factor for osteoarthritis, this subject with left hemiparesis and dyskinesia. Physiotherapy, resisted exercises using Physioball and inversion therapy in a two year follow up with a drop in obesity, improved quality of life and the need to undergo total knee replacements are avoided remains the major outcome of this case study.

Keywords: TKA – Total Knee Arthroplasty, OA – Osteoarthrosis, ROM – Range of Motion.

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