Gaud Physiotherapy Home Health Care Service

10/05/2025

With Anthony Goldsmith – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

05/05/2025

Balance Training Devices: The Unsung Heroes in Neurorehabilitation

In the journey of neurorehabilitation, balance isn't just about standing steady-it's about rebuilding lives with confidence, coordination, and control. Whether it's post-stroke recovery, Parkinson's management, cerebellar ataxia, vestibular dysfunction, or age-related balance issues-balance clinical practice: training tools are a cornerstone of physiotherapy.

Here are some powerful tools that can transform static, dynamic, and reactive balance abilities

🎖Wobble & Rocker Boards - Activate core and ankle strategies
🎖BOSU Balance Trainers - A staple for dynamic control and proprioception
🎖Foam Pads & Balance Discs - Lightweight, portable, and highly effective 🎖Mini Trampolines - Boost balance with fun, functional movement
🎖Parallel Bars & Tilt Tables - Support progressive gait and standing re-education 🎖VR Balance Systems - The future is virtual, yet profoundly real in rehab
🎖Therabands & Cones - Add resistance for complexity for real-world functional training
🎖Gait Trainers, Rollators, & Standing Frames - support upright postures with safety
🎖Medicine Balls & Stability Trainers - Challenge core, coordination, and joint control
🎖Balance shoes and sensory tools - redefine what ground contact feels like

🎯Who benefits?

🧠 Neurological patients (Stroke, MS, Parkinson's)
🧓Geriatric population at risk of falls
👂Vestibular & cerebellar dysfunction
🩼Post-orthopedic surgery patients
👶Children with developmental coordination disorders

18/04/2025

Stethoscope Heart and Lung auscultation

18/04/2025

📌Three different lumbopelvic rhythms used to flex the trunk forward toward the floor with knees held straight.

➡️(A) A normal kinematic strategy used to flex the trunk from a standing position, incorporating a near simultaneous 45 degrees of flexion of the lumbar spine and 60 degrees of hip (pelvic-on-femoral) flexion.

➡️(B) With limited flexion in the hips (for example, from tight hamstrings), greater flexion is required of the lumbar and lower thoracic spines.

➡️(C) With limited lumbar mobility, greater flexion is required of the hip joints. In (B) and (C), the red shaded circles and red arrows indicate regions of restricted mobility.

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18/04/2025

08/10/2024

Check out this graphic to learn anatomical landmarks on lumbar MRI sagittal cut T2 sequence! Unlabelled side is provided for reference.📌🩻

another great piece by Ryan D'Souza, MD, 👉 https://x.com/Ryan_S_DSouzaMD

05/10/2024

Abdominal pain causes