PHYSIOTHERAPY
AT CLINIQUE MÉDICALE PHYSERGO DU SUD-OUEST –
THE PHYSERGO MEDICAL CLINIC (SOUTH-WEST)
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Physiotherapy
is a health discipline that focuses on prevention, maintenance, optimal functional recovery of the psychological,
neurological, sensory and motor skill capacity that takes into
account the client's environment, through exercises, manual
therapy as well as other physical agents, namely:
electricity,
heat, water, sound and cold. At Physergo, a team
of physiotherapists treats clients with musculosketal disorders.
Working in close collaboration with other health-care workers involved in
the case,
the physiotherapists optimize their interventions by adopting a
holistic approach
to treatment. Aware of the importance of keeping abreast of the
latest developments in the field, our team specializes in the most
modern therapeutic approaches.
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The
treatment of musculosketal disorders through physiotherapy.
Our
physiotherapists are members of a multidisciplinary committee
recognized by the Société
de l’assurance-automobile du Québec (SAAQ) for
disorders associated with cervical sprains.
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PERINEAL
REHABILITATION |
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Non-invasive treatment method for urinary incontinence through:
Awareness
of the perineal musculature
Strengthening
of the muscles to ensure effective perineal blocking
Use
of the inhibitor reflex of the detrusor
Who
can benefit from perineal rehabilitation?
Women
of all ages with a problem of urge or stress incontinence caused
by a weakness of the pelvic floor.
What
methods are used?
Biofeedback
Electro
stimulation
Manual
techniques Exercises
Education
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G.
P. R (Global
Postural Rehabilitation) |
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GPR
is a specialized branch of physiotherapy. With this
approach,
it is possible to treat any musculoskeletal disorder. Contrary to
conventional physiotherapy, which treats problems
successively,
GPR treats problems simultaneously (all at the same time when
they
are interrelated). For example, when treating a sprained
ankle,
the knee and hip, which compensate for the limp, are also
treated.
The treatment consists in assessing which positions) cause the
most severe problems, either pain, discomfort, deformation or even
stiffness. From these positions, the corrections are made
gradually, at the client's own pace. The secondary beneficial
effects, in addition to pain relief,
can be:
Muscular
flexibility
Mobility
of the joints
Relaxation
of the diaphragm which allows more efficient breathing
Improvement
of posture
Prevention
of recurrence
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MANUAL
THERAPY |
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Use of movement
techniques that are applied manually or mechanically within the
physiotherapeutic treatment of the musculoskeletal system.
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BIODEX |
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The
Biodex System 3 can be used for the evaluation of muscular
strength as well as for muscular rehabilitation.
Evaluation
of muscular strength:
This
equipment lets us objectively measure the strength of specific
muscle groups. Strength can be measured statically or
dynamically.
The data obtained is processed by computer and a clear, complete
report is generated. The use of this apparatus is inscribed within
the framework of a program to evaluate the functional capacity
for work-related tasks.
Muscular
rehabilitation:
Further
to the identification of deficiencies through evaluation, the
Biodex is used for isolating the group of muscles affected in
order to enable its efficient rehabilitation. This equipment is
particularly suited in the case
of sports-related injuries.
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OTHERS |
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Designing
physical fitness programs (fully-equipped gym on site).
Sports-related injuries.
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