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Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation

Superficial Thermal Modalities: Heat and Cold Therapy Effects and Uses

Thermotherapy in rehabilitation includes modalities such as whirlpool immersion, cold compression, and more.

Rehabilitation

Key Components of Canine Gait Analysis in the Rehabilitation Exam

The gait analysis is one of the most important components of a physical rehabilitation examination because it allows the veterinary nurse to narrow possible causes of an abnormal gait and help obtain a diagnosis.

Rehabilitation

Physical Rehabilitation for Geriatric Dogs Recovering from Injury or Surgery

The growth of veterinary medicine for geriatric patients provides an opportunity to incorporate more physical rehabilitation in veterinary hospitals.

Rehabilitation

Myofascial Trigger Points in Veterinary Patients

A veterinary nurse’s goal is to teach clients tools to promote reduction in Myofascial Trigger Point activation in their pets, thereby relieving pain and providing better outcomes and successful, long-lasting treatments.

Integrative Medicine

Photobiomodulation Therapy: Healing at the Speed of Light

This article discusses some of the basics of photomodulation therapy (PBMT), such as the veterinary nurse’s role, dosing, promoting a fear-free environment, and integration into practice.

Emergency Medicine/Critical Care

Atlanto-Occipital Luxation in a Caprine Patient

This case report describes a caprine patient with this rare injury that successfully survived the initial injury and unique surgical fixation and had a successful postoperative recovery, to which extensive physical rehabilitation partly contributed.

Orthopedics

Luxating Patellas: Pathology and Treatment Options

Patellar luxation is one of the most common hindlimb orthopedic abnormalities seen in dogs.

Rehabilitation

Feline Physical Rehabilitation

Although rehabilitation is more commonly used for dogs, cats can also benefit from many of the same techniques—even swimming!

Rehabilitation

The Resilience of Animals

Animals have always been a huge part of my life.

Rehabilitation

Getting Started in Physical Rehabilitation

Physical rehabilitation is an exciting and challenging field in which veterinary technicians can develop new skills and grow in their career development.

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