Article topic: Physiotherapy Intervention for Spinal Cord Injury Author: Yara Abu Al Halaweh Editors : Ethar Hazaimeh, Adam M Abdallah  Keywords: Trauma, physiotherapy, spinal cord.   Introduction Traumatic spinal cord injury (TSCI) is a devastating, life-altering condition usually correlated with morbidity, continued disability and dependency, psychological issues, and financial load (1). Worldwide spinal cord injury prevalence has been increasing over 30 years and varies from 236 to 1298 patients per million in several countries (2). Types of (TSCI) Spinal cord injuries are either complete or incomplete cuts, depending on the International Standards for the Neurological SCI1 Classification and the American […]

Article topic: Rehabilitation for Patients with Multiple Sclerosis Author: Yara Abu Al Halaweh Editor: Ethar Hazaimeh Keyword: Multiple sclerosis, Demyelinating, physiotherapy   Overview Multiple sclerosis ( MS ) is a long-lasting inflammatory demyelinating illness of the central nervous system (CNS) the reasons of which are not fully clear yet and whose course is tough to predict. 1 It is well recognized that the progress of demyelinating lesions might be caused by autoimmune processes as well as geographical and genetic factors. The pathophysiology of MS suspects that demyelination changes are harmful to the gray matter and cerebral cortex. As well as basal […]