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Physical therapy modalities and medication.

Physical therapy modalities and medication.

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Table 1 : Physical therapy modalities and medication.
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Table 3 : Evaluation of treatment by Group 2.
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Table 6 : The total effect from treatment.
Stimulation of Bone Healing with Physical Therapy Modalities by Patients with Delayed callus.
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Introduction: Bone repair after fracture can be slowed down for higher reasons: changes in circulation, neuro circulatory dysfunctions, infections, hormonal disorders, primary and metastatic tumors, Patients after surgical treatment come for rehabilitation. The purpose of our research is to represent our experiences in managing the rehabilitation p...
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... positive sign was 1 point. Physical therapy and medication by each group is showing in Table 1. The significance of treatment before and after two months, and between two and six months is tested with differences of proportion and p<0. ...

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