Osteoporosis is a significant secondary condition that occurs acutely after spinal cord injury (SCI). This article reports on a patient with motor incomplete SCI and asymmetric lower-limb bone loss as it correlates with lower-limb motor function and gait characteristics. A 32-year-old Caucasian male completed a comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation program, including 3 months of robotic body-w...

This study evaluated the effect of immediate full weight bearing on abductor repair and clinical function after total hip arthroplasty (THA) using a direct lateral (modified Hardinge) approach. The surgical approach detached a bone flake with the abductors, providing a radiographic marker for abductor displacement and healing. Patients in whom weight bearing was restricted for 6 weeks (partial-...

Partial weight bearing is often prescribed for patients with orthopedic injuries. Patients’ ability to accurately reproduce partial weight bearing orders is variable, and its impact on clinical outcomes is unknown. This observational study measured patients’ ability to reproduce partial weight bearing orders, factors influencing this, patients’ and physiotherapists’ ability to gauge partial wei...

background: due to the wholesome benefits of nuts increased consumption of them has been recommended. however, because of nut’s high energy density, the role of them in the treatment of overweight and obesity is vague. this current clinical trial study aims to investigate the effects of a balanced hypocaloric almond-enriched diet (aed) (almond group) in comparison to a balanced hypocaloric nu...

Purpose: Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is predominantly characterized by pain with weight-bearing (WB) activities, which thought to be reflective of nociceptive pain. However, at rest, i.e., non-weight bearing (NWB), also common in individuals knee OA. Why NWB may occur a disease that largely biomechanically driven not clear, though altered neurobiological functioning pathways hypothesized play role...

Chronic lateral ankle instability (CAI) is defined as the occurrence of recurrent bouts instability. Clinical examination should be supplemented by a complete, directed imaging assessment. Imaging occurred simple comparative AP and weight-bearing X-ray, stress X-rays, ultrasound, CT arthrography MRI. Arthroscopic classification chronic stable ankle, moderate instability, severe global Managemen...

BACKGROUND Stroke is the most common disabling neurological condition in adults. Falls and poor mobility are major contributors to stroke-related disability. Falls are more frequent and more likely to result in injury among stroke survivors than among the general older population. Currently there is good evidence that exercise can enhance mobility after stroke, yet ongoing exercise programs for...