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Rehabilitation Technology
Health articles and recovery advice written by the doctors and physiotherapists of PYONG Rehabilitation Center.
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Health articles
Piriformis syndrome is a debated diagnosis that requires exclusion of lumbar nerve-root, hip, pelvic, and vascular causes. Learn about assessment, emergencies, and treatment limits.
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A herniated disc can appear on imaging without symptoms, and many symptomatic cases improve without surgery. Care should connect symptoms with neurological examination and monitor emergencies.
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Fitting the desk, chair, monitor, keyboard, and mouse to the user may reduce awkward positions and support movement, but it does not treat every cause of pain.
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Office syndrome is an umbrella term for work-related symptoms, not a single-cause disease. Learn about differential assessment, warning signs, work adaptation, movement, and the limits of treatment devices.
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Rehabilitation medicine aims to improve everyday function and participation through an individual plan shaped by a person's condition, goals and circumstances.
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Scapular depression is a positional description, not a dislocation or a diagnosis of pain. Learn how it differs from winging and traumatic dissociation, key differentials, emergency signs, and rehabilitation principles.
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Knee osteoarthritis care usually begins with information, exercise and weight management when appropriate. Medicines, injections, devices and surgery require individual risk and goal assessment.
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Spondylosis describes age-related changes that may cause no symptoms. Diagnosis and treatment should be guided by symptoms, neurological examination, and warning signs—not imaging alone.
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An ACL tear can cause swelling, pain, and knee instability. Choosing rehabilitation or surgery depends on associated injury, stability, activity goals, and readiness.
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Physical-therapy reimbursement depends on the policy or healthcare scheme, not simply on a medical certificate. Check the provider, referral, documents, limits, and exclusions before care.