RECOVERY OF HAND ARTHRITIS BY PHYSICAL THERAPY by Codrin Prorociuc, Laura Ailioaie, Anca Iacob

“…Each patient received an individualized physical therapy program. After the treatment was found an improvement of symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis: as the treatment was applied at an earlier stage of disease, the results were better.…”
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TECHNOLOGY AND ITS IMPACT ON PHYSICAL THERAPY by Abdul Haseeb Sahibzada, Mohammad Bin Afsar Jan

“…It is worth mentioning that all these functions are the fundamental aspects of physical therapy practice. Therefore, it is reasonable to forecast that most of the physical therapy practice will be increasingly vulnerable to be automated by Artificial intelligence-based systems.3 Some of the examples of Artificial intelligence and modern technology in the clinical practice of physical therapy are the video analysis software, robotics, virtual reality, expert systems and algorithms for prediction.4 Virtual reality is a computer-based technology which allows patients to interact with an artificial three-dimensional (3-D) environment of different sensory inputs such as visual and cognitive. …”
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The Role of Physical Therapy in Orthopedic Medicine by Asghar Khan

“…Internationally physical therapy is now considered to be independent profession declared by the world confederation for physical therapy (WCPT)  and WHO. …”
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Osteoarthritis, Application of Physical Therapy Procedures by Dijana Avdić, Džemal Pecar, Emela Mujić-Skikić, Ehlimana Pecar

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Embedding Play to Enrich Physical Therapy by Alyssa LaForme Fiss, Ragnhild Barclay Håkstad, Julia Looper, Silvana Alves Pereira, Barbara Sargent, Jessica Silveira, Sandra Willett, Stacey C. Dusing

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Importance of Research in Physical Therapy Rehabilitation by Asghar Khan

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Role of physical therapy in women’s health by Faryal Zaidi, Ishaq Ahmed

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Lumbosacral discopathy: analysis of physical therapy by Katarzyna Fronczyk, Włodzisław Kuliński

“…Aim of the research: To analyse physical therapy and rehabilitation of patients suffering from lumbosacral discopathy. …”
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Chest Physical Therapy and Biochemical Changes by Nattakan Leelarungrayub

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Regulation of Physical Therapy Profession in Pakistan by Syed Shakil-ur- Rehman

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An Update on Physical Therapy Adjuncts in Orthopedics by Richard Peluso, MD, Jacob Hesson, MS, Jordan Aikens, MS, Matthew Bullock, DO, MPT

Subjects: “…Physical therapy…”
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The role of Physical Therapy in pelvic health by Juliana Schulze Burti

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Clinical Application of Physical Therapy in Neurorehabilitation by Sofia Straudi, Roberto Cano-de-la-Cuerda

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THE ROLE OF PHYSICAL THERAPY IN THE PREVENTION OF OBESITY by HOLUBIAC Iulian Ștefan

Subjects: “…physical therapy…”
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Importance of Research in Physical Therapy Rehabilitation by Asghar Khan

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The Changing World of Sports Physical Therapy by Robert Mangine

“…International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy…”
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The Value of Outdoor Physical Therapy Exercises by Camelia Panfiloiu

“…Due to pandemic situation that we are living this paper reveal that the outdoor physical therapy exercises are more important than never. …”
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Neurophysiological background for physical therapies in fibromyalgia by P. Sarzi-Puttini, F. Atzeni, R. Casale

Subjects: “…Physical therapies, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, neurophysiology…”
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The Effectiveness of Physical Therapy in Children with Autism by Radosław Sroka

“…The main aim of the work was to evaluate the effectiveness of physical therapy conducted with autistic children from the kindergarten at Krzemienna 42B in Szczecin. …”
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Problematic placebos in physical therapy trials. by Maddocks, M, Kerry, R, Turner, A, Howick, J

“…Here, we intend to highlight some of the difficulties in the design and use of placebo controls within physical therapy trials. Unlike placebo tablets, which can be constructed simply by removing the active or‘characteristic’ingredient, physical therapy treatments are often more complex, with many active features that cannot be easily separated. …”