Physiotherapy
A set of equipment-based physiotherapy methods — from meridian electrotherapy to cerebellar stimulation — to improve motor function and reduce pain.
How the procedure works
Yuncheng People's Hospital uses a broad range of modern equipment-based physiotherapy methods aimed at restoring and improving the quality of life of children with neurological disorders. Physiotherapy helps improve motor function, reduce muscle tone, stimulate development, and ease pain.
Methods used include medium-frequency electrotherapy (improves circulation, trains muscles, prevents atrophy), meridian electrotherapy (restores nerve conduction based on TCM principles), cerebellar stimulation therapy (improves cerebral blood flow using bioelectric impulses), ultra-high-frequency therapy, and multifunctional limb rehabilitation physiotherapy.
What parents should know
The clinic selects the physiotherapy program individually, based on each child's needs and characteristics, and usually combines it with other methods — PT, occupational therapy, acupuncture, and speech therapy.
Assessment and method selection
The doctor selects an individual set of physiotherapy methods based on the diagnosis, age, and characteristics of the child.
Equipment-based procedures
Depending on the indications, the clinic applies medium-frequency electrotherapy, meridian electrotherapy, cerebellar stimulation therapy, UHF therapy, or multifunctional limb rehabilitation physiotherapy.
Monitoring results and adjusting the program
Specialists track progress and adjust the combination and intensity of procedures as needed.
Indications and contraindications
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Who performs the procedure
What diagnoses it helps with Physiotherapy
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