دانلود کتاب فیزیوتراپی برای بیماری های عصبی بزرگسالان

Treating debilitated adult neurological patients might seem daunting at first glance, but for many students and clinicians, it enthralls and inspires them to pursue the knowledge and skills required to handle such patients. The quest for the knowledge and skills required for adult neurological physiotherapy generally makes one realize that only a few good, elaborate reference materials which provide adequate useful information are available in the broad field of rehabilitation. Reading is an art and in the field of physiotherapy, there are countless materials available, of which many pieces of literature are for quick reference and focus on university or board examinations. Here comes the distinction between a “genuine reader” and a “regular student.” A genuine reader has no specific target, except to acquire and improve knowledge and skills. On the contrary, a regular student’s mindset is to clear the end-semester or annual examination. When the aforementioned is the final objective, comprehensive and elaborative textbooks are often kept aside and quick reference and class-note books become the primary focus. Though such shortcuts can provide immediate gratification, they often will be at the cost of knowledge, skills, or techniques, which in the final analysis can prove costly! Overlooking the basics and foundations of neurological physiotherapy also paves the way for students or clinicians to get fascinated with “alternate therapies.” A fair good percentage of them even think that such therapies can patch or remove the lacunae in the management of neurological conditions. Interestingly, many have no scientific base and unlike our field, are not evolved from modern medical science or exercise science. As a reader, we should appreciate that exercise therapy, electrotherapy, and the concept and pathophysiology of the disease, are all built on foundations like human anatomy, physiology, and pathology which are modern medical science-based. Ignoring the basic treatment techniques and concepts and relying strongly and vehemently on many “alternate therapies” can often increase the economic burden on the patient and above all may retard the recovery process compared to the judicious way of using proven and effective therapeutic exercises.