Treatment Strategies: • Continuous Passive Motion (CPM) 1-3 hours/day. • Active – Assistive Range of Motion Exercises (Pain-free ROM). • Towel extensions. |
Phase I: Management of Acute Pain, Limited ROM, Swelling/Effusion. Use of modalities to reduce swelling and pain (e.g. GameReady, stim, manual therapy). |
SETH C. GAMRADT, MD. ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND SPORTS MEDICINE. Keck School of Medicine of USC. 1520 San Pablo Street, Suite 2000. Los Angeles, CA 90033. |
Gaze stabilization exercises. ◦ Head-eye movements with various body postures and activities. ◦ Maintaining balance with a reduced base of support. |
Manual therapy techniques (e.g., connective tissue massage, joint mobilization and manipulation, and manual traction) (15 minutes). Neuromuscular Re ... |
PHYSICAL THERAPY. □ Evaluate and Treat. □ Home Exercise Program. □ Lymphedema (Main campus). □ Aquatic Therapy (Main campus) □ FCE (Main campus). |
I hereby certify that I have examined this patient and have determined that. Physical Therapy treatments are medically necessary. |
Evaluate and Treat Appropriately. □ AROM. □ AAROM. □ PROM. □ Isometrics. □ Isotonics. □ PREs. □ Stretching. □ Balance and Proprioception. □ Back Exercises. |
Physical Therapy School Based Services are available to your patient based upon the recommendations of his or her IEP/IFSP planning committee. |
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