Sclerosis Ppt Upd: Physiotherapy Management Of Multiple

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graph TD A[New Patient with MS] --> B(Comprehensive Assessment); B --> CPrimary Goal & Key Symptoms; C --> D[Fatigue]; C --> E[Gait/Mobility]; C --> F[Cognitive/Motor]; subgraph Intervention D --> G[Resistance + Mind-Body Training]; G --> H[Energy Conservation & Graded Activity]; E --> I[IROSU Program OR LowRAGT]; I --> J[Balance & Strengthening]; F --> K[Home-Based Neuro-Functional Training]; K --> L[Task-Specific Motor Training]; end

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Stationary cycling, aquatic therapy, arm ergometry, or elliptical training. Resistance Training physiotherapy management of multiple sclerosis ppt upd

Gait impairments limit community participation. Therapists address specific deviations.

Consistent daily stretching routines (passive and active-assisted).

Introduction to MS (Epidemiology, etiology, and demyelination basics). Title, Presenter Name, and Institutional Affiliation

Decreasing spasticity through targeted exercises and stretching. Improving muscle strength and range of motion (ROM). Enhancing balance and gait mechanics to prevent falls. Promoting independence in ADLs and overall QoL. 3. Core Physiotherapy Interventions

Characterized by clear relapses followed by periods of full or partial recovery.

History of relapses, current medication, and social support. Objective Measures: Mobility: Timed Up and Go (TUG), 6-Minute Walk Test. Balance: Berg Balance Scale, Dynamic Gait Index. Spasticity: Modified Ashworth Scale. Fatigue: Fatigue Severity Scale (FSS). Slide 4: Core Management Pillars (2026 Guidelines) Modern MS rehab focuses on three main pillars: AI responses may include mistakes

Defined by clear relapses followed by periods of partial or full recovery.

Physiotherapy for MS is not a one-size-fits-all approach. It focuses on , using targeted strategies to help the brain and body adapt to changes. Key management goals include: