Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), Lou Gehrig's disease. ********************************************************also known as motor neurone disease (MND) or Lou Gehrig's disease, is a specific disease that causes the death of neurons controlling

>Difference between UMNL and LMNL : (Part 1) Upper motor neuron (UMN)Includes neurons in the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system, CNS) that control movement of muscles. UMN synapse onto lower motor neurons at the ventral horn of the

*List of Neurological Conditions* *Stroke* stroke recovery and rehabilitation. Early Rehabilitation Following Stroke and Stroke Rehabilitation. We appreciate the importance of specialist rehabilitation with a focus on important developments in

CerebralPalsyChildren who exhibit movement problems that fall into one or more types of Cerebral Palsy are Classified as having mixed CP.Symptoms:Exaggerated , jerky movementsAbnormal reflexesPoor postureTremor or ShakinessIssues with

#IDIOPATHIC_Toe_Walking#Definition :Idiopathic toe walking is a term used to define a gait in which a person walks with a toe‐toe gait pattern without any known correlated etiology*#_idiopathic_toe_waliking_is_when_your_child_continues_to_walk_

Foot in relation to core?ive been talking about the co-activation between deep and superficial trunk systems at a right timing for lumbopelvic hip stability.If they are failing, failed load transfer through the lumbopelvic hip region can present.

How important is the thorax?What is it?It is the upper part of the trunk that is mainly responsible for 60% or more of trunk rotation. Yes Thorax does flexion and extension. However, it mainly contributes to trunk rotation.What about the lumb

Non specific lower back pain.90% of lower back pain is non-specific. Why is that? As we know, there is a poor relationship between structural pathologies and pain. 60% of people at the age of 80 have a degenerative disc but asymptomatic.Does t