...houlder]] pain.<ref>Ghan GM, Babu VS. Immediate effect of cervico-thoracic mobilization on deep neck flexors strength in individuals with forward head posture: A r
...n/manipulation as “skilled passive movements to joints and/or related soft tissue that are applied at varying speeds and amplitudes, including small-amplitud
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...ammad Tariq Rafiq, Zahoor Elahi, Shafqat Perveen, Nazia Jabeen. Effects of Mobilization and Exercise on Neck Muscular Spasm and Pain. International Journal of Nurs
...cervical sprain or whiplash grade I. The lesions that stand out are in the soft tissues, such as the muscles of the anterior face of the neck such as the s
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...ilize or manipulate soft tissue and joints, modulate pain, and reduce soft tissue swelling, inflammation, or restriction”. It describes hands-on technique
=== Elbow Mobilization with Movement (MWM) ===
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*[[Massage|Soft Tissue Mobilization]]
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....ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6670063/ Instrument assisted soft-tissue mobilization: A commentary on clinical practice guidelines for rehabilitation profession
...4;22(1-2):76-85.</ref> It is used for the detection and treatment of soft tissue disorders.<ref name=":3" />
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...s such as [[Myofascial Release|MFR]] and [[Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization|IASTM]] can be further used.
...tension or flexion deficiencies, provided the contracture is caused by the soft tissues, and is less than 1 year’s duration in adults, and in children, i
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...Effectiveness of Natural Apophyseal Glides Versus Grade I and II Maitland Mobilization in Non Specific Neck Pain. Annals of King Edward Medical University, 22(1),
...t's right shoulder. This is to stabilize the trunk of the patient when the mobilization is carried out.
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=== Soft tissue mobilization ===
...fering from decrease in flexibility or decrease movement range due to soft tissue limitations<ref>Sandrey MA, Lancellotti C, Hester C. [https://www.researchg
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Fascia can be defined as a mechano-metabolic structure containing connective tissue that permeates all organs, muscles, bones and nerve fibres in the human bod
...ommittee (1983) used the terms “fascia superficialis” for the subcutaneous tissue and “fascia profunda” for the denser layer lying under it. <ref>Schleip
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...the goals with taping are to restrict the movement of injured joints, soft tissue compression to reduce swelling. support anatomical structures, and as prote
...Interbationale, Lyon, France, 2007.</ref> and improve the healing in soft tissues<ref name="Kahanov">Kahanov L. Kinesio taping, Part 1: An overview o
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===== Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilisation (IASTM) =====
...ents available, which are designed to "provide a mobilizing effect to soft tissue [...] to decrease pain and improve range of motion (ROM) and function."<ref
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...h therapeutic intent..." .It can be divided into two groups i.e Soft tissue techniques and Joint techniques<br>
=== Soft Tissue Techniques ===
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....nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/14754753 The use of ice in the treatment of acute soft-tissue injury: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials.] The American
* Acute soft tissue injuries (e.g., [[Ankle Sprain|ankle sprain]], muscular strain, ligament sp
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...ch as pain frequency and intensity. In the studies that have applied joint mobilization, cervical range of motion has improved. Other parameters such as quality of
Spinal manipulations in Soft Tissues – C/S and T/S is beneficial. <ref name=":4">Fernandez M, Moore C,
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...tendons<ref>Hollis M, Jones E(ed). Massage for Therapists: A Guide to Soft Tissue Therapy. 3rd Edition. United Kingdom. 2009</ref><ref>Jurch SE. Clinical Mas
The goal of friction massage is to influence cell behaviour in all soft tissues. Friction massage is supposed to induce<ref name="cyriax">Cyriax, C
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# MRI would give excellent soft-tissue picture and diagnosis, although MRI would not be a cost- or time-effective
* Joint and scar [[Mobilization Grades|mobilization]]
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Plantar fibromatosis is a benign fibroblastic, connective tissue proliferative disorder of the superficial plantar aponeurosis of the foot,
...ion.] Radiographics 2009;29(7):2143-83.</ref><ref>Hoeber PB. Tumors of the soft somatic tissues and bone. In: Pack GT, Ariel IM. Treatment of cancer and al
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...n in the musculo-skeletal system. These are masses of encapsulated adipose tissue, strategically located to provide mechanical advantage to the musculo-skele
...f attachments directly results in shear stress that may damage the natural tissue and affect comfort. Care must be exercised while positioning and moving the
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...ffectiveness of segment specific level and non-specific level spinal joint mobilization on pain and range of motion: results of a systematic review and meta-analys
...in vivo study of the intervertebral movements produced by posteroanterior mobilization. Clin Biomech. 1997;12(6):400-8.</ref>" Quote from Tuttle and Hazle (2018)
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...ecific tissue restriction can vary depending on the source of the involved tissue.
...ddressed via muscle stretching or manual interventions such as soft-tissue mobilization or sustained pressure.
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...ment) protocol is a contemporary approach used for the treatment of [[Soft Tissue Injuries|sports injuries]]. It is a comprehensive strategy that focuses on
...nt in the early stages of injury recovery to prevent stiffness and promote tissue healing.<ref>Reinl G. The cold hard facts: Weighing the evidence. 2019. Ret
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...ator cuff strengthening, manual therapy to address joint mobility and soft tissue restriction, and modalities as indicated. One case study recommended the fo
* Soft tissue active release and transverse friction massage
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...sfunction. Some of these methods include electrotherapy, [[Massage]], soft tissue mobilisation, [[Myofascial Release|myofascial release]], [[Exercises for Lu
...therapists and osteopaths. Muscle energy techniques are used to treat soft tissue, mobilise joints, stretch tight muscles and fascia, reduce pain and improve
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*The soft tissue trauma is usually immense and most of the patients are hemodynamically comp
...d soft tissue damage to the affected limb is extensive. The need for early mobilization was recognized, but the fixation techniques did not provide the desired sta
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# Instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM)
== 1. Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) ==
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The phase of tissue healing is closely related to the prognosis of the patient. <br>
#[[Soft Tissue Healing|Inflammatory phase]]
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...strument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization|instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization]]) to correct the spinal alignment.
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...XWNJC0}}<ref>Brent Brookbush Piriformis Static Manual Release (Soft Tissue Mobilization) Available from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3vcmXWNJC0</ref>
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Flexibility refers to the ability of muscles, joints, and soft tissues to move through an unrestricted, pain-free range of motion. It invo
..., especially when combined with activity, can lead to fatigue-induced soft tissue shortening over time.<ref>UC Davis health [https://health.ucdavis.edu/sport
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=== Mobilization ===
...eat the process three times and reassess the changes brought about by this mobilization.
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*Reduce soft-tissue inflammation
*Improve contractile & non-contractile tissue repair, extensibility, or stability
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...g due to tearing of the anterior joint capsule, ATFL, and surrounding soft tissue structures.<ref name=":1" />
...e friction massage]] applied directly to the ligament and surrounding soft tissue structures can be used to aid in early ligament healing.
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...ination of eliciting muscle pump (active gentle muscle contractions), soft tissue massage, elevation and compression'''''
'''''ROM/Joint mobilization'''''
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...the heel pad begins to occur, in addition to the loss of moister and soft tissue elasticity reduction leading to impaired shock absorption mechanism.<ref na
...ince the natural aging process results in a loss in elasticity of the soft tissue structures in the body.<ref>Taş S. [https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/1
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...ave energy. An increase in tissue temperature has different effects in the tissue (see Table 1).
|Increased extensibility of tissue
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Haglund’s deformity is defined as an abnormality of the bone and soft tissues in the foot where an enlargement of the bony section of the heel wh
* The friction between the soft tissue at the back of the heel and the shoe, can cause the bursae can become infla
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...Research. 2021 Jan 11;5(1):e22450.</ref>, manual therapy and soft tissue mobilization<ref name=":2" />.
...t has undergone for [[Obturator Internus|obtrurator internus]] soft tissue mobilization for about 15 minutes, and there was a completely relieve in symptoms 14 wee
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....nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3143014/ Biomechanical measures of knee joint mobilization.] J Man Manip Ther 2011; 19(3):162-171.</ref> When mobilising, an oscillato
...t, patellofemoral joint, proximal tibiofibular joint, and surrounding soft tissue. Mobilisations to the lumbar spine, hip, and ankle were also applied as re
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...a’s little the ankle, the body will respond to this by building extra bone tissue called “osteophytes”. There are 3 types of osteophytes:
...issue.<ref name=":0" /> The relative contributions of the osseous and soft-tissue abnormalities are variable, but whatever component is dominant there physic
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...equency broadband sound waves in the megahertz range that are reflected by tissue to varying degrees to produce (up to 3D) images (commonly associated with i
* Can be used for elastography to assess tissue softening by measuring displacement before and after a compression force is
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...change the contour of the vertebral column; or 3) permit access to deeper tissue inside the spinal canal.
* Upper thoracic mobilization exercises: cat/camel exercises, upper thoracic extension, upper thoracic ro
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...iration]]. <ref name=":0" /> The fascial system is a "fibrous collagenous tissue which is part of a body-wide tensional force transmission system".<ref>Geor
...with a wide range of thicknesses and geometries insert into the connective tissue planes of the TLF and can play a role in modulating the tension and stiffne
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Soft tissues of the knee can also be effected in tibial plateau fractures see [[
Due to the nature of injury soft tissue trauma is likely such as ligament rupture and needs to be considered when m
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...kept relatively stable and the tape restricts the tendon’s movement, scar-tissue formation may allow the tendon to be managed without surgery<ref name="Star
...sue mobilization around the scar site can be employed to increase the soft tissue mobility<ref name="Starkey" />.
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...n of fluid and the initiation of a decrease in the proliferated connective tissue. To achieve maximum effectiveness or significant results, it is highly reco
...) maintains the swelling reduction and aims for optimization of connective tissue reduction.<ref name=":0">Tzani I, Tsichlaki M, Zerva E, Papathanasiou G, Di
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...car tissue forms. Scar tissue is less elastic and more fibrous than muscle tissue.<ref>Gardner T, Kenter K, Li Y. [https://www.hindawi.com/journals/jsm/2020/
...tice. 2017 Dec 1;32:92-7. </ref> DFM involves passive mobilisation of the soft tissues to:<ref name=":3" />
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...neral assumptions can be made based on previous literature related to soft tissue healing of other common tendon rupture repairs including the [[ Rotator Cuf
# maintaining structural integrity of the repaired soft tissues;
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...cally, the bacteria spreads through deep fascial planes causing widespread tissue damage and infection. The spread of bacteria can cause ischemia to the area
...self from the body's immune system which speeds up the proliferation along tissue planes.<ref name="NF">The National Necrotizing Fasciitis Foundation. What i
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*Soft collar
=== Soft collar ===
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...atient will undergo manual therapy and soft tissue mobilization to improve tissue extensibility, reduce edema, and improve range of motion. The patient will
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...ng helps to preserve the blood flow during surgery, limiting injury to the soft tissues close to the bone and promoting fracture healing and satisfactory f
...pport; the orthopaedic surgeon makes a small incision through the skin and tissue closest to one end of the broken bones.. This is often done for fractures o
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Any number of manual therapy techniques can be appropriate for soft tissue mobilization to the pronator teres. It should be noted though, that the ulnar head is de
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* Soft tissues generally involved with fractures include cartilage, joint capsule,
Injuries to neighboring bones (carpal bones, phalanges) and associated soft tissues (ligaments, tendons) need to be excluded.
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* soft tissue techniques<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":6" /><ref name=":9" />
=== Soft Tissue Techniques ===
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* Walking on soft surfaces, over poles
* Soft tissue palpation and testing
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* Nerve mobilization exercises of upper extremity.
* Soft tissue mobilization of forearm musculature.
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...such an extent that there is a compromise of microcirculation, leading to tissue damage<ref>Raza H, Mahapatra A. Acute compartment syndrome in orthopedics:
...omy wounds must be assessed every 48 hours to 72 hours and additional soft tissue coverage procedures for wound closure are common.<ref name=":0" />
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*tumors in bones or soft tissues
*other soft tissue disorders, bone abnormalities, or joint disorders
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...is through scar tissue, which is less elastic and more fibrous than muscle tissue.
...30-6. </ref> (Figure 1), especially considering that there are almost no soft tissues in the heel area . No conclusive evidence exists that the fat pad c
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...ves a set of therapeutic techniques and exercises aimed at promoting early mobilization and rehabilitation. Among these techniques are purse lip breathing, chest e
...nd vibrations should be avoided to prevent reinjury to already traumatised tissue. Other modalities can be employed to assist with the chest therapy.
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* Improve scar and surrounding soft tissue mobility
...n on the lumbar spine during'' ''twisting motions.'' The PT can use manual mobilization techniques to increase thoracic spine mobility
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# '''Biomechanical and Physical:''' Manual therapy facilitates tissue repair and modelling.
...address nonsurgical, soft tissue lesions through the concept of Selective Tissue Tension (STT) testing and differential diagnosis.<ref name=":1">Wise CH. Or
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...lt of trauma or from excessive grinding of the scapula and the thorax with soft tissues entrapped between them, such as bursas, muscles, or tendons.<ref>Ba
**Obvious bony deviations? Soft tissue atrophy? Palpable crepitus?
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...s. Massage and tapping can be started early on and could be done over the soft dressing or when it is off.<ref name=":0">''Rossbach P.'' Care of Your Woun
**[[Massage]] the entire residual limb with 1 or 2 hands by doing soft gentle kneading. Be cautious over the sutured area.
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...y non-operative with a short period of initial bed rest and analgesia with mobilization as soon as pain allows.
...hing]] exercises, strengthening [[Exercise -Therapeutic|exercises]], joint mobilization, [[Manual Therapy|manual therapy]].
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...l at which the fracture occurs, influenced by the intricate involvement of soft tissues and tendons.
...o associated soft tissue injury or nail bed involvement. Even without soft tissue damage, the presence of a nail bed injury classifies the fracture as open.
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* '''Greenstick Fracture:''' Fracture in a young, soft bone in which the bone bends and the cortex is broken, but only on one side
...lasts and the ingrowth of capillaries is then infiltrated by fibrovascular tissue. This forms a matrix for bone formation and primary callus. Phase 1 takes a
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*Soft tissue mobilization and joint mobilization to increased L knee extension
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...ts may commence within the pain limits. Manual therapy such as soft tissue mobilization, myofascial release and/ or active release techniques can also be initiated
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...a lateral views may provide critical information about the associated soft tissue injuries<ref name=":0" />.
* [[Massage]] can help in reducing swelling and scar tissue mobilization.
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...sports medicine, with an incidence from 10% to 55% of all sustained [[Soft Tissue Injuries|injuries]]. The muscles and muscle groups more frequently involved
...en the cause of the injury and the symptoms<ref name="Eight">Best TM. Soft-tissue injuries and muscle tears. Clin Sports Med. Jul 1997; 16(3):419-34</ref>.&n
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...hlighted as the most advantageous for internal fixation, but the poor soft tissue cover challenges wound healing.<ref name=":1">Daftary A, Haims AH, Baumgaer
...ture.jpg|thumb|CT scan of anterior process of calcaneus fracture with soft tissue swelling]]
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When external forces act on a body segment for movement and posture, the body tissue also responds by generating forces to interact for the desired posture and
...microscope referred to as the crimp, or the crimp properties of connective tissue<ref name=":0" />.
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* soft tissue [[massage]]
* joint mobilization (usually following completion of fracture healing)
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* Grade III (stretch); Involves stretching of soft tissue surrounding joint and to increase joint play in hypomobile joint.
...icle/abs/pii/S0161475411001874 Hypoalgesic and motor effects of kaltenborn mobilization on elderly patients with secondary thumb carpometacarpal osteoarthritis: a
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C: Prone thoracic mobilization + adjunct exercise
| T: Muscular and articular mobilization techniques to the cervical spine, coordination and stabilization techniques
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*Mobilization of the neck
...sive force applied to soft-tissues including skin, muscles, and connective tissue
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* Soft tissue techniques and stretches
* Mobilization of accessory and physiological movements
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...parts of the body; the [[Skin|dermis]] is around 3mm thick and has adipose tissue that can resist sheer forces; and the fingerprint-like pattern of the epide
==== Soft Tissue ====
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*Deep tissue myofacial techniques
...found that physical therapy treatments including: ultrasound, soft tissue mobilization, passive stretching, education, and exercise were most beneficial for a 24
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Supracondylar fracture often present with associated forearm fractures, soft tissue damage, neurologic injury, and significant risk for developing [[Compartmen
*Significant periosteum disrupture, soft tissue and neurovascular injuries common
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...o do arthroscopic reduction and internal fixation because chances for soft tissue entrapment at the fracture site are high.
* Patellar mobilization/scar mobilization
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...=":7">Prakash A, Entwisle T, Schneider M, Brukner P, Connell D. Connective tissue injury in calf muscle tears and return to play: MRI correlation. British jo
*Grade 0 - oedema or fluid adjacent to intact connective tissue, no myofibril detachment
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*Generally recommended for anterior space-occupying osteophyte or disc tissue lesions, or if the pathology is mono- or bi-segmental.
The MISS technique implies less trauma to the soft tissue and the surgery to be performed in an outpatient setting. Following postope
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...75. </ref> Ganglia which are benign cystic tumors, originate from synovial tissue. Common areas for cyst can occur at the wrist, hand, foot, and knee.<ref na
...jospt.org/doi/pdf/10.2519/jospt.2005.0814 Differential diagnosis of a soft tissue mass in the calf]. Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy.2005;�
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...ty. J Hand Surg Am. 2004;29(5):848-57.</ref> Outcomes are best after soft tissue repair but there is no significant difference between acute and chronic cas
...="Chinchalkar">Chinchalkar SJ, Pipicelli JG, Richards R. Controlled active mobilization after dorsal capsulodesis to correct capitolunate dissociation. J Hand Ther
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...n of care, and authorizes the aide to provide the treatment.<br>(10) Joint mobilization or manipulation.<br>(11) Determine or modify a plan of care.<br>(12) Initia
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...s]] can localize articular defects, whereas [[MRI Scans|MRI]] reveals soft-tissue pathologies and subtle changes in articular cartilage. Subchondral edema vi
* Soft Tissue [[Massage]]
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...oint. 2015; 4:360</ref> Most whiplash associated disorders are minor soft tissue injuries lacking evidence for fractures.<ref>Bragg KJ, Varacallo M. Cervica
...Bogduk N, Ivancic PC, McLean SA, Siegmund GP, Winkelstein BA. The role of tissue damage in whiplash-associated disorders: discussion paper 1. Spine. 2011;36
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.../><ref>Arai K, Toh S, Nakahara K, Nishikawa S, Harata S. Treatment of soft tissue injuries to the dorsum of the metacarpophalangeal joint (Boxer’s knuckle)
...alangeal joints (IP) extended for 4 weeks. He was then allowed free active mobilization. Four months following surgery, he achieved full flexion and extension of h
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Should the need for very early mobilization affect the prosthetic gait training and the standing function of elderly am
...prosthetic gait training program. It explores the interplay between early mobilization to reduce the high risk of complications in the elderly following amputatio
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...omorphic. It is potentially due to less insulation by subcutaneous adipose tissue in individuals with ectomorphic somatotypes.<ref name=":0" />
...at high magnification showed that this trend has adipocytes and connective tissue. There was also found fibrocartilage at the periphery and collagen fibres.
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# Gradual changes in structure and mechanics of connective tissue which in time results in a loss of elasticity and mobility, this causes the
...iki/>l/soft tissue manual therapy (using hands-on techniques) and shoulder mobilization to help improve spinal flexibility.
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| Thoracic mobilization + adjunct exercise
| Ipsilateral PA or AP mobilization
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Manual therapy techniques such as joint mobilisation, manipulation and soft tissue mobilisation can be used in order to improve patient symptoms.
...induce relaxation; change muscle function; modulate pain; and reduce soft tissue swelling, inflammation or movement restriction."
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...etions. The EBV virus infects B-cells in the [[Lymphatic System|lymphoid]] tissue. Like other herpes viruses, it becomes a lifelong chronic infection with pe
* Any soft tissue mobilization or [[Myofascial Release|myofascia]]<nowiki/>l techniques necessary in the l
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| style="width: 200px; height: 20px;" | MWM = Mobilization with Movement
...icenzino B, Teys PA. [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16959529/ Mulligan's mobilization-with-movement, positional faults and pain relief: Current concepts from a c
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Video 1: Pectoralis Minor Static Manual Release (Soft Tissue Mobilization), 8 minutes.
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...weakening of the fibro-cartilaginous junction between the tendon and bone tissue.
...October; 135: 803-807. Evidence level: D.</ref>; this can cause connective tissue elastosis which is suggesting for a weakening of the tendon.
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...Radial nerve gliding techniques to encourage adequate gliding, soft tissue mobilization to improve extensibility, Activity modification to prevent reoccurrence an
...assessment of sports specific or work-related functional activities. Soft tissue manipulations can prevent adhesions from developing, thus restricting the n
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...ical therapist aims to maintain optimal function, prevent atrophy and soft tissue deformities, influence pain control, foster independence and educate each p
*Neurodynamic Mobilization
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...an et al.<ref name=":6" /> The aim of their study was to compare deep soft tissue massage of the posterior calf to a more common treatment approach directed
...e the study group received the same stretching protocol combined with deep tissue massage of the posterior calf muscles and a neural stretch (Figure 11).<ref
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...Frontiers in physiology. 2019 Apr 2;10:336. </ref> It is a collagen-based tissue that attaches, stabilises, imparts strength, encloses different organs, sup
The fascia of the foot consists of fibrous connective tissue that functions to separate, support and attach muscles.<ref name=":2" /> It
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*Retrodiscitis - The retrodiscal tissue (the posterior attachment of the articular disc to the mandibular fossa) is
...there may or may not be pain. Hyper mobility may be related to connective tissue disorders such as [[Marfan Syndrome|Marfan syndrome]] or conditions such as
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*Joint mobilisation and soft tissue work, as indicated
*Manual resisted exercises and joint mobilization, as indicated
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...ment strategy and graded running programme has been suggested as a gradual tissue-loading intervention.<ref name=":3" />
...dicated because this can give a worse sense of health. Because the healthy tissue is also treated. A corticoid injection is given to reduce the pain, but onl
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...quate physical therapy to provide active and passive [[Mobilization Grades|mobilization]] of the affected joint.<ref name="p1">Kwan MK, Treatment for flexion contr
* Scar tissue<ref>Viktor M Grishkevich1* and Vishnevsky AV2,Postburn Knee Flexions Contra
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...superficial layer, deep layer, or both), internal and external soft tissue mobilization, or [[Yoga and mindfulness for pelvic health|yoga]] as in [[dyspareunia]],
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* Padding:The first layer consists of a soft padding material, such as orthopaedic wool or foam, which provides cushioni
...s effectively limit the available space for fluid accumulation and promote tissue hydrostatic pressure.
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...eral ligaments. However, if you sprain your ankle, it is possible that the tissue between the two bones breaks. This can lead to a tibiofibular diastasis or
...bula and are best treated by open reduction, removing any intervening soft tissue, and stabilization with a tibiofibular screw.<br>o Type2:<br>Type II injuri
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'''Ischemia''' - A shortage of oxygen supply to tissue is called ischemia. Permanent damage can occur when this supply is put on h
...a distal tibial nerve lesion. A lesion is any damage or abnormal change in tissue. A lesion in or near a nerve can compromise its function. Therefore, it can
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...ar Medicine. ''1976;'' ''17''(8): 693-695. Level of evidence: 5</ref>. The soft tissues degenerate and become affected and subsequent deposition of hydroxy
...8, (2011).</ref>(level of evidence 5) Even conservative rehabilitation and mobilization of the knee joint are necessary.
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...slide far away from each other.<ref name=":0" /> The remaining connective tissue, tendons, nerves, and blood vessels can get impinged by this movement causi
...e forces involved are too much and beyond the capacity what the connective tissue and supporting muscles can withstand, one or more small bones of the finger
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#*Carpal Bone Mobilization Technique
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...ion, [[taping]], [[Range of Motion|range of motion exercise]], soft tissue mobilization (surgical scar release), [[hydrotherapy]] and parent education (feeding, dr
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...v class="text-right"><ref>Alexis Booth. Towel Gapping Elbow Flexion - Self Mobilization. Available from:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJjSnqhqkw8 [last accessed
** Soft tissue techniques
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* Bony or soft tissue dysplasia.
..., Garnavos C. [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3052431/ Early mobilization after uncomplicated medial subtalar dislocation provides successful functio
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...ma.<ref>Yu H, Hou S, Wu W, He X. Upper cervical manipulation combined with mobilization for the treatment of atlantoaxial osteoarthritis: a report of 10 cases. J M
...me="p3">Yu H, Hou S, Wu W, He X. Upper cervical manipulation combined with mobilization for the treatment of atlantoaxial osteoarthritis: a report of 10 cases. J M
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...responds with the palatine bone, between the interdental papilla (i.e. gum tissue between the teeth) of the top front teeth and the first fold of the palate.
...em|autonomic]] system controls the actions of the veil of the palate (i.e. soft palate), pharyngeal muscles and the oesophageal sphincter
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...rve|median nerve]] as it travels through the wrist's carpal tunnel. Normal tissue pressure within the tunnel is approximately 3-7mm Hg. CTS can result in pre
...al membrane of the flexor tendons caused by degeneration of the connective tissue, with vascular sclerosis, edema and collagen fragmentation.<ref>Schuind F.,
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...lm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8366674/pdf/YJMT_29_1864960.pdf Effects of SNAG mobilization combined with a self-SNAG home-exercise for the treatment of cervicogenic h
...s is likely associated with C1-2 impairment, but it can also indicate soft tissue dysfunction (specifically the suboccipitals)<ref name=":3" />
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*Mass in tissue
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...elling or pain such as [[Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization|soft tissue work]] or [[massage]] techniques.
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.../www.jospt.org/doi/epdf/10.2519/jospt.2004.34.7.368 The effect of sesamoid mobilization, flexor hallucis strengthening, and gait training on reducing pain and rest
{{#ev:youtube|ZOur5I0RTVo|300}}<ref>Joan Hope Craig. Functional hallux mobilization. Available from: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOur5I0RTVo [last accessed
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...lly, manual therapy techniques, such as soft tissue mobilization and joint mobilization, may be used to address muscle tightness, joint stiffness, and biomechanica
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...gins, extaarticular sclerosis, erosion, and joint space narrowing. As bony tissue bridges the vertebral bodies and posterior arches, the lumbar and thoracic
...dio waves and a strong magnetic field, MRI scans are better at visualizing soft tissues such as cartilage. <ref name="p2" />
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* 6 to 8 weeks initial mobilization
* Mobilization: Toe-touch weight bearing in range of motion brace
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...mechanical rationale and published expert opinion that supports the use of mobilization if mobility impairments are found on assessment.
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===='''Mobilization and Manipulation'''====
* Mobilization and manipulation for neck pain have moderate to large clinically beneficial
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...ame="Saini">Saini N, Sharma M, Sharma VD, Patni P. Outcome of early active mobilization after extensor tendon repair. Indian journal of orthopaedics. 2008 Jul;42(3
* extensor tendon injuries represent 16,9% of orthopaedic soft tissue injuries<ref name=":4">Colzani G, Tos P, Battiston B, Merolla G, Porcellini
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[[Spinal Cord Injury]] (SCI) is a sudden onset disruption to the neuronal tissue within the spinal canal resulting in spinal cord damage, which occurs as a
...rized by [[CT Scans|Computed Tomography]] (CT), which can also detect soft-tissue changes with cord oedema, infarction, demyelination, cysts, or abscesses pr
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...is important to know and understand when performing [[Manual Therapy|joint mobilization]]
...Bronfort G; Cervical Overview Group. A Cochrane review of manipulation and mobilization for mechanical neck disorders. Spine. 2004 Jul;29(14):1541-8.</ref>
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*Soft tissue mobilization such as massage, relaxation, contract-relax and low-energy, high repetition
*Joint mobilization: oscillation, hold stretch, and scapular side-lying distraction tonic and p
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...y. In unusual cases where the person has a problem which prevents standard mobilization treatment, then CPM may be useful.
...e, heterotropic ossification, wear of the implant, metal sensitivity, soft tissue imbalance, osteolysis (localized progressive bone loss) and reaction to par
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=== Tactile Stimulation, Soft Tissue Mobilisation and Passive Movements ===
...the patient's attention and direct him towards the affected side. Passive mobilization has similar effects but in addition it induces the patient to create sensor
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- Pelvic and core mobilization and stabilization
- Prescription of vaginal dilator exercises or tissue release[10]
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* the tissue healing process should be maintained
...d for the spine and other joints to reduce pain and improve movement. Soft tissue interventions can be very effective for patients with excessive muscle tens
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...t gives detailed information about the spinal cord, bones, discs, and soft tissue structures. However, normal people can show important pathological abnormal
...uipment can be a consideration for symptomatic relief. Short-term use of a soft cervical collar can sometimes alleviate acute neck pain and spasm. Nighttim
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..., Goldsmith CH, Graham N, Haines T, Bronfort G, Hoving JL. Manipulation or mobilization for neck pain: a Cochrane Review. Manual Therapy 2010; 15(4):315-33.<br>
...Rehabilitation Research 1984;7(2):190-1.<br>- Brodin H. Cervical pain and mobilization. Manual Medicine 1985;2:18-22.
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* Comprised of white longitudinally organized fibrous connective tissue which originates on the periosteum of the medial calcaneal tubercle, where
...he Achilles tendon, the intrinsic foot musculature, skin, and subcutaneous tissue.<ref>Carlson RE, Fleming LL, Hutton WC. [https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/p
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...is type of headache is responsive to therapy oriented at treating the soft tissue restrictions, the method of examination, assessment, and treatment needs to
*Cervical spine manipulation or mobilization<ref name="Fritz" /> <ref name=":0">Luedtke, Kerstin, et al. "Efficacy of in
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...es) caused by macrotrauma to the buttocks, leading to inflammation of soft tissue, muscle spasms, or both, with resulting nerve compression.
...ly reported physical therapy interventions include ultrasound, soft tissue mobilization, piriformis stretching, hot packs or cold spray and various lumbar spine tr
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...xercise should be within normal or low load to avoid stressing the healing tissue. You can also incorporate various modalities in the rehabilitation program
...tient starts reporting symptoms of discomfort or pain or you begin to feel tissue tension. Small oscillations at the end range will eventually help in regain
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...o be placed on the joint without causing unnecessary stress to the healing tissue. For example, the patient may perform light jogging in the water using a fl
...rove ROM and soft tissue flexibility . Manual therapy should continue with mobilization that is more aggressive, passive ROM exercises should become more aggressiv
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.... Ultrasounds and MRIs are normally performed when there is suspected soft tissue (eg tendon) involvement. Imaging for the elbow may be useful for visualizin
* Palpation and manual examination of the joints and soft tissue structures
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| Length, myoplastic closure, soft tissue coverage, nerve, handling, rigid dressing
...e of the proximal joint, the distal bone, dog ears, additional (redundant) tissue, other scars/factors<ref>O'Keeffe B, Rout S. [https://www.thieme-connect.co
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...of complex limb trauma and crush injuries, or those which incur deep soft tissue injuries from flying debris, while in conflict situations, peripheral nerve
...a small number of situations that result in amputation secondary to major tissue loss and the level of nerve damage.<ref>Birch R, Misra P, Stewart MP, Eardl
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...and/or pain. Manual therapy may include thrust, nonthrust, and soft tissue mobilization. Doses and duration may range from 1 to 3 times per week over 6 to 12 weeks
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...narrative review.] Unico's Review. 2023 Apr 13;2(1):1-6.</ref> connective tissue disorders<ref name=":1" />
...study of the efficacy of a conservative chiropractic protocol using graded mobilization, manipulation and ice in the treatment of symptomatic hallux abductovalgus
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...n J.D., Marras W.S. (1993), Occupational risk factors associated with soft tissue disorders of the shoulder: a review of recent investigations in the literat
...aphy (CT), is the preferred modality, since it produces more detailed soft-tissue images<ref name="p2" />.
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...ed to visualise thoracic fractures and an [[MRI Scans|MRI]] to assess soft tissue damage. <ref name="Diaz 2007">Diaz J, Cullinane D, Vaslef S, et al. Pr
* Immediate mobilization
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** Typically not indicated for soft-tissue disorders and findings are unremarkable in cases of iliotendonitis however,
** Peritendinitis evaluation - the peritendinous tissue will display increased fluid that is detected on the spin-echo T2-weighted
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...meniscus is an important part of the knee joint. The crescent-shaped soft tissue structure plays an important role to provide significant stability, shock a
...ication for ambulation, turning, sitting to standing transitions. Patellar mobilization grades 1-2 and cryotherapy were used to reduce pain. The plan involved in t
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...ed in the chronic stage as it can present much like a wrist sprain or soft tissue inflammation. Many times, the individual will not even seek care until 15-2
<br>Soft tissue reconstructions in theory can more accurately restore the normal biomechani
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* length of shoulder girdle muscles and soft tissues ( noting laxity or restrictions)
...he most likely impairments or training errors and rule out any significant tissue pathology. A comprehensive rehabilitation program should be instituted that
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...mc/articles/PMC8377221/pdf/asj-2020-0146.pdf Effectiveness of Neurodynamic Mobilization versus Conventional Therapy on Spasticity Reduction and Upper Limb Function
* With overactive biceps, elbow extension is maintained by using a soft splint, a vacuum splint, or a pillow wrapped around the forearm
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...arthritis (RA), inflammatory processes may occur before signs of swelling, tissue reaction, and joint destruction are seen. In the first and second years of
...cement, bony ingrowth prostheses have less bone resection, damage to soft tissue and complications of the cement such as cement displacement<ref name="Saltz
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* Palpation and mobilization of individual joints and body structures
...lete a movement, but is pain-free, there is a possibility of a contractile tissue rupture or a neurological injury and diagnostic imaging may be indicated.
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...lmonary complications, ineffective respiratory rehabilitation, and delayed mobilization in the initial postoperative period, and it is followed by chronic pain. In
...Calcium hydroxyapatite crystal deposits cause inflammation on neighboring tissue and gives rise to pain. Calcific tendinitis of the rotator cuff conservativ
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...and posterior tibiofibular ligaments) and also nervous and musculoskeletal tissue around the ankle complex. This can result in impaired balance capacity, red
...ment depends mainly on the soft-tissue finding and is possible only if the soft tissues are not critically vulnerable (few hours after the trauma). The nee
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...and Practice. New York: Raven Press, 1991:1581-605.</ref>) with light soft-tissue massage as indicated to facilitate the spinal manipulative therapy
**“hands-on” muscular mobilization techniques (aimed at improving soft tissue function)
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..., McGlothlin JD, Marras WS. Occupational Risk Factors Associated with Soft Tissue Disorders of the Shoulder: A Review of Recent Investigations in the Literat
...m outcome. There is an improvement in function and symptoms are reduced in soft and middle-sized calcifications, in young adults.<ref>Bazzocchi A, Pelotti
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..., including [[Pulmonary Rehabilitation|pulmonary rehabilitation]], [[Early Mobilization in the ICU|early mobilisation]], and airway clearance techniques, all havin
...on (manually performed by pressing in the direction that the ribs and soft tissue of the chest move during expiration) over the draining area. In this techni
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Most WADs are considered to be minor soft tissue-based injuries without evidence of fracture.
* Education, resumption of normal activity, and mobilization exercises are generally the treatment of choice.
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*Sternocostoclavicular hyperostosis includes soft tissue ossification and hyperostosis, or excessive growth of bone, between the cla
| Secondary OA changes, soft tissue calcifications
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* The most common procedure is excision or debridement of the torn tissue by joint arthroscopy. However, studies have demonstrated mixed post-surgica
...ture anchor being placed over the tear to stabilize the fibrocartilaginous tissue back onto the rim of the acetabulum when the labrum has detached from the b
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...4 week program starting with soft tissue mobilization, Grade 1 and 2 joint mobilization, active and passive stretches of tight muscles and progressing to muscle st
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...Scans|MRI]] scan, may be needed to determine the condition of the bone and soft tissues of the hip.
...operative recovery.<ref name=":1" />Perception is that DAA results in less tissue damage, however this lacks support in the literature.<ref>Mead PA, Bugbee W
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...t of the patient. This exam allows for the assessment of the health of the tissue, the tonicity of the pelvic floor muscles, the ability to contract and rela
* '''Palpation''': Includes systemically pressing on the external genital tissue (including the hymen) with the use of a small cotton to localize the pain f
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...Obermann WR, Cessie S, Vlieland T. Comparison of high-grade and low-grade mobilization techniques in the management of adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder: Random
...ar fibrosis, in which type I and III collagen is laid down with subsequent tissue contraction.<ref name="Dias" />
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...meniscal lesion as traumatic. These two criteria must be met: the meniscal tissue must be healthy of normal macroscopic appearance and there must be an injur
*The meniscal tissue has deteriorated to a certain degree.
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*biopsy of the bladder wall - for a microscopic examination of tissue to rule out bladder cancer and confirm bladder wall inflammation.<br>
*Evidence of inflammation is present which can destroy surrounding tissue.
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...a%3Dihub Deep massage to posterior calf muscles in combination with neural mobilization exercises as a treatment for heel pain: a pilot randomized clinical trial].
...erapists often use manual therapy to improve joint mobility, mobilise soft tissue and reduce pain.<ref name=":18">Mischke JJ, Jayaseelan DJ, Sault JD, Emerso
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...ef>. Parameters based on this systemic review could generally be grade III mobilization with 3 sets of 10 repetitions of ankle dorsiflexion, 3 times per week<ref n
...al studies indicate that orofacial physiotherapy should also include joint mobilization and muscle conditioning<ref name=":7">Sodhi A, Nair P, Hegde S. Physiothera
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=== Soft Tissue Techniques ===
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...thoracic region. <ref name=":14">. Johnson K. et al, Thoracic region self-mobilization: a clinical suggestion, The international journal of sports physical therap
...g=AAGBfm1OGacX_9uY4M_0MkhIFVVrvaSRsg The use of functional and traditional mobilization interventions in a patient with chronic thoracic pain;] J Man Manip Ther.;
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...y is progressive. Surgical procedures can be broadly categorized into soft-tissue and bony procedures. Tendon transfers and osteotomies can provide correctio
...ing of tight and weak muscles, debridement of plantar callosities, osseous mobilization, massage, chiropractic manipulation of the foot and ankle, and strategies t
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The level of evidence of cupping is increasing on soft tissue flexibility up to moderate. Its effect on decreasing [[Low Back Pain|low ba
...was hypothesized due to the evidence of patients who experienced secondary tissue changes post-liposuction despite the conservative lymphatic therapy. Then n
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...the ankles and feet because the bones are loaded in weight-bearing and the soft tissues must tether the [[Bone|bones]] sufficiently to control their positi
...permits the body to initiate the healing process in the absence of further tissue damage. Once the patient can achieve these activities pain-free, a gradual
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...f present, this means that dead breast cancer cells can be seen within the tissue sample. Tumor necrosis is often limited to a small area within the sample.
...lls are evident in the vascular and lymphatic vessels supplying the breast tissue.
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...position after a fracture, or an increase in the volume of the subacromial soft tissues.<ref>Neer CS. Anterior acromioplasty for the chronic impingement sy
Soft tissue mobilization to normalize muscle spasm and other soft tissue dysfunction have been shown to be effective alongside joint mobilizations t
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...ww.physio-pedia.com/images/c/c0/Principles_of_Joint_Mobilization.pdf joint mobilization]<ref name=":12" />.
#* Soft tissue release is beneficial for patients experiencing dystonia and spasticity<ref
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** Soft tissue work is also essential, such as releasing the toe extensors. These muscles
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** Other causes include connective tissue disorders and congenital disorders such as short pedicles.
...discs, size, shape of spinal cord, contents surrounding it including soft tissue'''. It is less accessible in the office settings compared to x-rays. But, i
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...on HDE, Laver JM, Sharp E. Physiotherapy and rehabilitation following soft tissue surgery of the knee. Orthop Trauma. 2010;24(2):129-138.</ref>
Degenerative meniscal tissue. Unstable knee joint without concomitant surgical stabilization. Complex me
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== Normalization of Tone & Maintenance Soft Tissue Length ==
...th. When we look at the use of stretch to normalize tone and maintain soft tissue length we employ a slow, prolonged stretch to maintain or prevent loss of r
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* Soft Tissue and Joint Mobilization
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...Aug 1;17(4):364-8.</ref><ref name="Vleeming et al" /> Palpation over soft tissue of the sacroiliac, pubic symphysis, and gluteal regions can also distinguis
* Soft tissue [[massage]]
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..., a period of immobilization is appropriate. This is necessary to heal the soft tissues, especially the supporting structures on the medial side of the kne
...effects of training, immobilization and remobilization on musculoskeletal tissue. Scandinavian Journal of Medicine Science in Sports. 2007;2(3):100-118.</r
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Manual therapy (i.e., soft tissue mobilization/manipulation, myofascial release, muscle energy, and muscle-assisted range
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...on the ME/CFS patients' fatigue levels as impaired HPA interferes with the mobilization of energy stores within the body. Low HPA activation may also play a role i
...gh levels of connective tissue metabolites suggesting increased connective tissue breakdown. Physical and occupational therapists need to be aware of this wh
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*Ligaments: Fibrous bands of connective tissue that connect two or more bones together and help stabilize joints. They sup
...at contains the spinal cord. It is a long, thin, tubular bundle of nervous tissue that is surrounded by the vertebrae. The spinal cord is part of the central
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...Oskay D, Meriç A, Kirdi N, Firat T, Ayhan Ç, Leblebicioglu G. Neurodynamic mobilization in the conservative treatment of cubital tunnel syndrome: long-term follow-
...om the ulnar groove and moved into the anterior aspect of the arm. Adipose tissue is then sutured from the anterior flap to the medial epicondyle to prevent
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...as applied to the L wrist and hand on a schedule to maintain adequate soft tissue mobility and prevent contractures. The L digits and wrist were splinted in
# Cho K-H, Park S-J. Effects of joint mobilization and stretching on the range of motion for ankle joint and spatiotemporal ga
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...pressure is acute then symptoms are severe however if chronic the nervous tissue is given time to adapt and evolve to the surrounding structure and symptoms
...e of ESI (Epidural Steroid Injections) in patients diagnosed with cervical soft disc or hard disc causing nerve root compression and symptoms. In more than
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...ly prevent internal tissue deformation, tissue ischaemia, and irreversible tissue damage leading to pressure injury.<ref>Gefen A. The future of pressure ulce
...s of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) plus upper cervical spine mobilization on forward head posture and swallowing function in stroke patients with dys
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