Exercise rehabilitation

Motor re-education is a therapy that plays a fundamental role in rehabilitation for the restoration of “lost functions” such as muscle, joint and coordination which, due to problems of different nature, make the a.v.q. (daily living activities); its purpose is therefore to make a subject rediscover functionality and autonomy. It is a movement therapy that is performed by the therapist on the subject, initially with passive movements and, subsequently with a series of active exercises performed by the patient himself. This therapy can be used in degenerative pathologies (e.g., arthrosis) or for orthopedic surgery (in these cases the treatment can be performed to prepare the part for the intervention with consequent post-operative rehabilitation, or a conservative treatment that does not require the intervention itself) or due to traumatic results (fractures).

This therapy is one of those methods that are used for the care of patients in our center by specialized operators; the synergy of various techniques (massages, manipulations, postural gymnastics, instrumental therapies, tecar, energy pulse, mobilization, motor re-education) and their use is used according to the needs of the treatment to be performed for each individual patient. And it is precisely through motor rehabilitation and energy pulse (a latest generation machinery in the field of instrumental physiotherapy) that we find a strong point in the rehabilitation of musculoskeletal pathologies such as neck pain, back pain, arthrosis, tendon inflammation, shoulder problems, epicondylitis, or in fractures reducing the time of consolidation of the same.

The operation of the energy pulse is based on a pulsed magnetic wave which acts by stimulating the cellular metabolism of each tissue (bone, tendon, visceral), especially in the areas of greatest pain; the latter is caused by the lowering of the membrane potential of the cells which is restored through the impulse which consequently accelerates the healing processes, in fact, after a few sessions there is a decrease of up to 90% of pain in treated patients who they can resume work and their activities after a few days. The sessions are therefore performed together with motor rehabilitation because the reduction of pain itself with the energy pulse makes it faster to restore the patient’s range of motion.