Objective The objective of this study is to evaluate the quality of life of patients complaining of knee osteoarthritis. Material/Patients and methods This is a descriptive prospective study over a…
Objective The aim of our study was firstly to determine the frequency and the characteristics of metabolic syndrome in patients with knee osteoarthritis and secondly to assess the functional consequences…
Objective The isokinetic exploration of the shoulder seems little standardized, particularly at the time of the choice of the studied muscular groups, of the installation of the subject as well…
Objective The isokinetic is a means of objective and reproducible assessment of muscle strength, it is widely used in rehabilitation especially joint and muscle pathology. There is little applied to…
Objective The aim of the study was to investigate the relations between isokinetic muscle strength of the knee, postural profile and physical function in knee osteoarthritis patients. Material/Patients and methods…
Objective Originally developed for the purpose of muscle strengthening, mainly for knee muscles, the isokinetic has gradually seen its scope expand to other joints, especially in muscle testing, becoming one…
Objective Meniscal injuries are an extremely common condition that also occurs well in young adults at a sporting injury, than in most elderly where it is often the degenerative changes…
Objective To develop an algorithm to help orthosis prescription for knee osteoarthritis patients. Material/Patients and methods Systematic review of the literature using a qualitative analysis on Pubmed databases, Cochrane Library…
Objective/Introduction Isokinetic is a reference method for evaluation of muscle strength. It enables a functional diagnosis specifying levels of disability and performance deficits in the subject knee osteoarthritis. Objective To…
Objective Anti-NMDA (N-Methyl-D-Aspartate) receptor encephalitis (NMDA-E) is the second cause of autoimmune encephalitis in adults. The objectives of this presentation are to describe the main clinical elements and rehabilitation specificities….
