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samuel pais Dear Samuel, Go for a high frequency vibrator which you can get from distributor dealing with therapeutic products. The one I used for demonstration purpose was bought from Amazon but has a relative less frequency.
No, Focus more on energy conservation methods and maintenance/ free exercises ( ADL) related to keep the patient independent. Rood's therapy works best when patient has problem in descending motor control ( from brain to muscle). When the effector ( muscle) itself is affected due to NMJ disease, then facilitatory techniques can't do much.
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Thank you sir ,it's very useful,but I have one question in strech pressure technique we palpate the tendon and strech tendon with the help of two finger and thumb ,there is muscle spindle or Golgi tendon stimulate
Hello, The intention is to activate the muscle spindle and not the GTO. Muscle spindle activation will facilitate contraction and GTO activation will facilitate relaxation of muscle.
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Hello sir! I see in your sample videos that that the patient needs to voluntarily do the motion that is intended while it is being stimulated. What if the patient has no movement on the part being stimulated? Will the stimulation techniques be still effective if the patient cannot perform the task (example: fast brushing on biceps with no voluntary movement)?
Yes, In that case also the command will still be an active one during the sensory stimulation but the joint needs to be kept in a close kinematic chain. So, again patient will be actively involved in the exercise mentally and the therapist will also be able to use irradiation techniques to gain motor movements. There is much more that can be discussed but won't be possible for me to type it all. Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕😊
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Warrior King Hello dear. Kindly do watch my introductory McKenzie videos for neck and Back pain, especially the patients interview. After you have specified the cause you can decide the treatment modality. 1. IFT for muscle spasm 2. Ultrasound for tenderness 3. SWD for acute lumbago/PIVD 4. TENS for radiating pain in leg. My recommendation is to focus on the cause and not the symptoms. Manual therapy is much better than modality dependent therapy. 😊
Moumita Mondal Thanks for your feedback. We will surely upload videos on electrotherapy skills and techniques. Right now we are focusing more on the physical skills and in this we have started McKenzie therapy. I have planned to start with BOBATH/NDT once I complete the McKenzie. There are many more advance approaches to come in future. Keep motivating us with your feedbacks and comments. Help us by sharing our videos maximally and recommending people to subscribe our channel. ,😊
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I would like you to have a look at this international certification course in PRRT level-1. Do enroll in the program and start your journey to become one of the most famous practitioners in your area. For more information click the link below www.theprrt.com/locator-calendar/event/prrt-level-1-seminar-uttarakhand-india/ More on PRRT : The Primal Reflex Release Technique™️ (PRRT, pronounced “pert”) is a manual-therapy approach for evaluating and relieving musculoskeletal pain. PRRT is often able to accomplish in just seconds what joint mobilization and manipulation, trigger point therapy, and soft tissue and myofascial release can do over time. PRRT has been found effective in more than 80% of patients with painful conditions. How can it be so successful? PRRT is based on the premise that over-stimulation of the body’s primal reflexes creates pain and keeps painful patterns occurring again and again. These reflexes - startle, withdrawal, and the protective joint reflexes-are hardwired into the nervous system of the body for the purpose of survival. When a person experiences a painful or startling event, these reflexes are triggered in an attempt to protect the body. Unfortunately, these reflexes often persist in a state of hyper-readiness long after the triggering event has passed. When sustained over time, activated reflex responses lead to patterns of pain that are reproduced, repeated, and maintained, interfering with healing and resisting therapeutic efforts to restore natural function. PRRT addresses muscle and joint receptors along with their spinal modulation. These often overlooked and seldom-treated areas of the body are the cause and solution for many types of pain, including: Restricted motion Pain with or without motion Reduced spontaneity of motion Muscle tightness, stiffness, and/or tension The Primal Reflex Release Technique™️ treatment system offers an innovative combination and application of techniques that facilitate rapid “neural reboot.” This neural reboot resets the neural control of joints, muscles, and fascia to release joint restrictions, trigger points, and fascial restrictions not unlike when you reboot your computer. The assessment and treatment of overly protective joint and muscle reflexes is a natural addition to any pain-relief practice. It will blend seamlessly with any other techniques and will enhance the effectiveness by removing the barrier of resistance that primal reflexes trigger. The PRRT methods often eliminate or alleviate pain in as little as one treatment. The quick results make treatment affordable for patients, and the specialized training is easy to master.
Hello Sir! Thank you for the lessons. I have a question if you don't mind. Can we combine a facilitation technique with an inhibitory technique to achieve a task? If yes, do you perform it simultaneously/maintain the inhibition? Or do you do the inhibition first then after, perform the facilitation?
Facilitation technique applied to one group ( agonist) itself acts as an inhibitory technique for the other group ( antagonist). Can you elaborate your query with an example ?
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From distal to proximal. I.e from insertion to origin. More than three swipe is not recommended as the therapist will not be able to utilize the transient increase in spindle activity to promote muscle function. Also the skin will become less sensitive to cold stimulation if done repetitively. Wiping after swipe cleans off the cold water and keeps the skin sensitive to cold. 🙏😊
Hello, Thanks for watching our channel 😊 It is not possible to give practical training through videos as for that hands on sessions are required. Kindly take help from your teachers and senior practitioners to know more or you can some time attend the Rood's therapy workshop.
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Hello sir thanks alot for such an amazing videos i really helped me alot can you please tell me your videos about bobath approach i will be highly thankful 😊😊
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Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge it really helped me a lot during return demo can you please upload about brunnstrom approach? Thank you sir! God bless
C-Icing increases activity of Reticular activating system by activating afferent C fibres which not only increases the muscle tone but also leads to improved consciousness and alertness.
Provide reference to your question to help me answer you better. Where did you read the following? 1. Brushing to be avoided in flaccidity. 2. Brushing causes seizure. Quote reference for above and send me the link of the article/ reference.
@@PhysioClassroom sir, it was in the cash's neuro book , chapter - root's approach. The paragraph is as following - " in case of flaccidity, especially in an infant or young child with no mechanism for response l, brushing may cause seizures; should this occur slow rhythmical stroking be used over posterior primary Rami dermatomes."
What we should interpret from the above is following: 1. If there is loss of reflex arc/ activity then facilitatory techniques will not work as they need an intact afferent efferent system to work. 2. Facilitatory techniques increases the somatosensory activity and so might increase abnormal cortical activation in a seizure patient so not to be used or used with caution.
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Can you explain why Ice pack will be preferred over SWD? Spondylitis is not an acute inflammatory condition, instead it refers to chronic degenerative process of the lumbar spine.
Because that is the direction of contraction of the muscle. Light touch in opposite direction will be inhibitory. Same principle works with kinesiology taping application. Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕😊
Facilitatory : any technique that makes it easier for the patient to contract a weaker muscle. Inhibitory: any technique that helps the patient to relax a hyperactive muscle or a region. 😊
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Ice stimulation sensitizes the spindles and make the muscles more sensitive to stretchand resistance. The procedure for A icing and C icing have been explained by me in Rood's therapy videos.
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Very Informative and your way of teaching is incredible.
In C-icing, it will cause ice burn...?
Liked the way you are making each concept easy to understand!!
Thank you! I appreciate so much that you share your work.
Have no words just got an amazing teacher . Thank u sir aloooot
Thank you so much... It's very easy to understand it... Good teaching...
It's was very effective and the technique used to explain the concept is amazing 👌
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Sir.....ur classes just awesome....
Thank you for all the tips. It would be excellent if this was in English or with proper subtitles. Thank you for your amazing videos.
Hello,
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Hi Dr Abhishek great to watch you excelling stayblessed
Thank you so much for your wishes. 😊🙏
Sir thanks for these educational videos.You are simply a Rockstar.🙏
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Thank you Dr Abhishek Sharma. Sir where can we purchase vibrator giving 100- 200 cycles/sec frequency in India.
samuel pais
Dear Samuel,
Go for a high frequency vibrator which you can get from distributor dealing with therapeutic products.
The one I used for demonstration purpose was bought from Amazon but has a relative less frequency.
Thank you Dr Abhishek Sharma.
Are these techniques effective for patients with myasthenia gravis?
No,
Focus more on energy conservation methods and maintenance/ free exercises ( ADL) related to keep the patient independent.
Rood's therapy works best when patient has problem in descending motor control ( from brain to muscle).
When the effector ( muscle) itself is affected due to NMJ disease, then facilitatory techniques can't do much.
Can Roods technique be used for a paraplegic patient with 0 muscle power and flaccidity.
Can we do inversion therapy in stroke patient with Right MCA infarct? Left hemiplegic patient?
Sir, I request to you, please share theory with the practical video upon the patient where you have treated.
Good evening sir!
Can you help me by suggesting any books for rood's approach?
Thank you!🙏
Thank you sir for this amazing explanation... 🙏
Sir can you please make video on mat exercise for hemiplegics, paraplegic, cerebral palsy patients.
Amazing ......beautifully explained ..please keep making videos on such topics
like brunstorm , NDT it would be very helpful
Thankyou for your feedback.
NDT series will be posted shortly.
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Thank you sir ,it's very useful,but I have one question in strech pressure technique we palpate the tendon and strech tendon with the help of two finger and thumb ,there is muscle spindle or Golgi tendon stimulate
Hello,
The intention is to activate the muscle spindle and not the GTO.
Muscle spindle activation will facilitate contraction and GTO activation will facilitate relaxation of muscle.
@@PhysioClassroom thank you sir
Sir pls make video on vestibular stimulation in stroke patients
Sir , what are the duration upto which these stimulation techniques are to be given in a single session
Dear Dr. Could you please remedy for foot drop post stroke formy eighty old mother
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@@PhysioClassroom thx a lot... Lookin forward for the same.
Beautiful sir amazing lecture 😊
Hello sir! I see in your sample videos that that the patient needs to voluntarily do the motion that is intended while it is being stimulated. What if the patient has no movement on the part being stimulated? Will the stimulation techniques be still effective if the patient cannot perform the task (example: fast brushing on biceps with no voluntary movement)?
Yes,
In that case also the command will still be an active one during the sensory stimulation but the joint needs to be kept in a close kinematic chain.
So, again patient will be actively involved in the exercise mentally and the therapist will also be able to use irradiation techniques to gain motor movements.
There is much more that can be discussed but won't be possible for me to type it all.
Thanks for watching Physioclassroom 💕😊
Excellent work abhishek ..very glad to see KMC alumni in this standard.
Thankyou 😊🙏
Do you remember me? I was one of the. Faculty in KMC
@@vijayamunirajj374
Sir,
Now I remember. Happy to hear from you Sir😊🙏
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Well explained 👍
thank u so much sir for this video..video is very informative.🙏
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@@PhysioClassroom sure sir
thanks .a lot sir.............
Is Rood Approach applicable only to paediatric patients or can it be used for adults also?
Can be used for both
Very nicely explained!!
Thanks a lot sir for great information
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Sir for low back pain which modalities should we use?
Warrior King
Hello dear.
Kindly do watch my introductory McKenzie videos for neck and Back pain, especially the patients interview. After you have specified the cause you can decide the treatment modality.
1. IFT for muscle spasm
2. Ultrasound for tenderness
3. SWD for acute lumbago/PIVD
4. TENS for radiating pain in leg.
My recommendation is to focus on the cause and not the symptoms.
Manual therapy is much better than modality dependent therapy. 😊
So much learning from this video .plz upload more videos .can make video about electrotherapy machines..??
Moumita Mondal
Thanks for your feedback.
We will surely upload videos on electrotherapy skills and techniques. Right now we are focusing more on the physical skills and in this we have started McKenzie therapy.
I have planned to start with BOBATH/NDT once I complete the McKenzie. There are many more advance approaches to come in future.
Keep motivating us with your feedbacks and comments.
Help us by sharing our videos maximally and recommending people to subscribe our channel.
,😊
Thanks sir,, i will definitely share your videos..
The bset teacher i ve ever seen
Thanks for the appreciation.
I dedicate this comment to my teachers and mentors. 🙏😊
Wow sir super. Way to teach
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Thanks again
Great teacher.I am your online student.
Thank you sir bahut acha padhaya aapne
I would like you to have a look at this international certification course in PRRT level-1.
Do enroll in the program and start your journey to become one of the most famous practitioners in your area.
For more information click the link below
www.theprrt.com/locator-calendar/event/prrt-level-1-seminar-uttarakhand-india/
More on PRRT :
The Primal Reflex Release Technique™️ (PRRT, pronounced “pert”) is a manual-therapy approach for evaluating and relieving musculoskeletal pain. PRRT is often able to accomplish in just seconds what joint mobilization and manipulation, trigger point therapy, and soft tissue and myofascial release can do over time.
PRRT has been found effective in more than 80% of patients with painful conditions. How can it be so successful? PRRT is based on the premise that over-stimulation of the body’s primal reflexes creates pain and keeps painful patterns occurring again and again. These reflexes - startle, withdrawal, and the protective joint reflexes-are hardwired into the nervous system of the body for the purpose of survival. When a person experiences a painful or startling event, these reflexes are triggered in an attempt to protect the body.
Unfortunately, these reflexes often persist in a state of hyper-readiness long after the triggering event has passed. When sustained over time, activated reflex responses lead to patterns of pain that are reproduced, repeated, and maintained, interfering with healing and resisting therapeutic efforts to restore natural function.
PRRT addresses muscle and joint receptors along with their spinal modulation. These often overlooked and seldom-treated areas of the body are the cause and solution for many types of pain, including:
Restricted motion
Pain with or without motion
Reduced spontaneity of motion
Muscle tightness, stiffness, and/or tension
The Primal Reflex Release Technique™️ treatment system offers an innovative combination and application of techniques that facilitate rapid “neural reboot.” This neural reboot resets the neural control of joints, muscles, and fascia to release joint restrictions, trigger points, and fascial restrictions not unlike when you reboot your computer.
The assessment and treatment of overly protective joint and muscle reflexes is a natural addition to any pain-relief practice. It will blend seamlessly with any other techniques and will enhance the effectiveness by removing the barrier of resistance that primal reflexes trigger. The PRRT methods often eliminate or alleviate pain in as little as one treatment. The quick results make treatment affordable for patients, and the specialized training is easy to master.
Make video on ICING TECHNIQUES FOR STROKE PATIENT
Sir mere fingers close hoti hai par sir mere fingers open kar ne ka koi v rispons ni hai sir plz help me sir 🙏
Good presentation sir
Superb
Sir how do we facilitate Swallowing and Speech using Roods approach ?
Sir डेमिनेंसिया patient ki therapy batay
Sir i am physio student, when will apply this technique sir flaccid or spastic stage, agonists or antagonist muscles sir?
sir
in the vestibular proprioceptive technique we have to move the neck actively or passively ?
Passively
@@PhysioClassroom sir Any reference or book for the roods approach ?
No specific book. Only research articles
It is a great job indeed.but I couldnt access part 2 and 3..
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Which book should we refer to?
Hello Sir! Thank you for the lessons. I have a question if you don't mind. Can we combine a facilitation technique with an inhibitory technique to achieve a task? If yes, do you perform it simultaneously/maintain the inhibition? Or do you do the inhibition first then after, perform the facilitation?
Facilitation technique applied to one group ( agonist) itself acts as an inhibitory technique for the other group ( antagonist).
Can you elaborate your query with an example ?
Hello sir
Goodevening
It was really a nice learning...
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Sir Osteopressure belong to which technique?
Thank you so much it's really helpful make more videos for physios
quick icing from distal to proximal or proximal to distal why we wipe it after 3 strokes
From distal to proximal. I.e from insertion to origin. More than three swipe is not recommended as the therapist will not be able to utilize the transient increase in spindle activity to promote muscle function.
Also the skin will become less sensitive to cold stimulation if done repetitively.
Wiping after swipe cleans off the cold water and keeps the skin sensitive to cold. 🙏😊
Sir which reference book is best for neurological approaches?
All these techniques and explanation very useful but this techniques r pls uapply hypotonic child or patient....step by step sir pls
Hello,
Thanks for watching our channel 😊
It is not possible to give practical training through videos as for that hands on sessions are required.
Kindly take help from your teachers and senior practitioners to know more or you can some time attend the Rood's therapy workshop.
Sir you are so good 😭😭
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Hello sir thanks alot for such an amazing videos i really helped me alot can you please tell me your videos about bobath approach i will be highly thankful 😊😊
Ridhima Bhalla
Thankyou for your motivating comment.
Right now I have started with PNF therapy. May be in January 2019 I will start posting Bobath/NDT videos.
Thanx once again for showing your interest in our channel.
Kindly share our channel videos with your contacts and recommend others to subscribe our channel. 😊🙏
Okkk sir thankyou so much i have my exam in April plz if possible than please upload it before that.it will be highly beneficial 😊😊
Nice sir
Hello sir... I want to know about the reference book name of this techniques and dosage of all techniques..
Sorry,
No dedicated book on Rood's Therapy.
You can get this as a chapter in books or in research articles.
@@PhysioClassroom okay.. 👍 and what about dosage...??
Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge it really helped me a lot during return demo can you please upload about brunnstrom approach? Thank you sir! God bless
Sure.
I will be making a series on brunnstrom approach after I will finish NDT
very good job, keep it up
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Great sir keep it up puraney din yaad a gye 🤔🤔🤔 your student Mohit bhatt
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Kese mil skta hu ?
Krapaya mujhe marg dikhaiiye
please let tell me what is the pathophysiology behind ice compression
C-Icing increases activity of Reticular activating system by activating afferent C fibres which not only increases the muscle tone but also leads to improved consciousness and alertness.
hw to reduce spasticity in stroke?
Why brushing is avoided in flaccidity, specially in an infant or young child? And how it causes seizures?
Provide reference to your question to help me answer you better.
Where did you read the following?
1. Brushing to be avoided in flaccidity.
2. Brushing causes seizure.
Quote reference for above and send me the link of the article/ reference.
@@PhysioClassroom sir, it was in the cash's neuro book , chapter - root's approach. The paragraph is as following - " in case of flaccidity, especially in an infant or young child with no mechanism for response l, brushing may cause seizures; should this occur slow rhythmical stroking be used over posterior primary Rami dermatomes."
What we should interpret from the above is following:
1. If there is loss of reflex arc/ activity then facilitatory techniques will not work as they need an intact afferent efferent system to work.
2. Facilitatory techniques increases the somatosensory activity and so might increase abnormal cortical activation in a seizure patient so not to be used or used with caution.
@@PhysioClassroom many thanks to you sir.
Hw to break the synergistic pattern in hemiparesis patients ?
Video coming soon on exercises strategies ans steps to break synergy patterns in HEMIPLEGIA. 😊
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sir which all books did you use for the references
I can't remember now. That was 6 years ago. I referred to lots of research work
Sir how to access baki ki videos on roods approch
Hi in case of lumbar spondylitis,Ice pack is recommended over swd ryt?
Can you explain why Ice pack will be preferred over SWD?
Spondylitis is not an acute inflammatory condition, instead it refers to chronic degenerative process of the lumbar spine.
Sir can we use approximation technique for CP child ?
Yes 👍
knowledgeable, good going dear, keep it up
Priyank Mohan
Thanks dear for
Sir available this brush in India
I have a doubt in light moving touch technique why do we move from insertion to origin.
Because that is the direction of contraction of the muscle.
Light touch in opposite direction will be inhibitory.
Same principle works with kinesiology taping application.
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Sir Can you plz define the exact meaning of facilitatory and inhibitory technique?
Facilitatory : any technique that makes it easier for the patient to contract a weaker muscle.
Inhibitory: any technique that helps the patient to relax a hyperactive muscle or a region. 😊
@@PhysioClassroom Thank you Sir for the reply
You are doing a great job!
Just completed with Your Roods Approach videos
Will soon JOIN the channel
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Sir is vestibular stimulation helpful in every flaccid case of sci
What you want to achieve with the vestibular stimulation in SCI?
Share link for rotatory brush
Informative
Sir could you kindly provide the pdf or site where you acquire your literature from.It would be very helpful.
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I got to watch all your videos, what should be the sequence?
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Okay thanks. You're doing great job. Please cover musculoskeletal as well.
Please make a video on correct therapist posture and necessary patient catering techniques. Thanks
Sir suggests any book name for roods approach.
There is as such no separate book for Rood's therapy.
You have to check out from Neurorehabilitation books and from pdf files.
Appreciated
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Amazing... 😍😍😍
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How to facilitate antigravity muscle with ice ?
Ice stimulation sensitizes the spindles and make the muscles more sensitive to stretchand resistance.
The procedure for A icing and C icing have been explained by me in Rood's therapy videos.
Sir please upload a vedio about M.F.R
nisha negi
Thanks for showing interest.
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Abhishek Sharma thankyou so much sir and surely i will recommend this channel to my friends also😊
Sir osteopressure and heavy jt. Compression
Both are different. What you want to ask about ?
sir plz reply i m very much confused
Sir ap ye galat kar rahe hai agar ap occupational therapy se related sare topic use kar rahe hai phir name bhi occupational therapy ka hi use kariye
I agree mam. 🫂
Can we do inversion therapy in stroke patient with Right MCA infarct? Left hemiplegic patient?