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Thank you❤

شكرا 🥹

اي اتجاه يكون لتحسين العطف او اي اتجاه لتحسين البسط؟؟

شو الفرق بين كل طريقة و التانية؟؟ الرجاء الاجابة

Is this a Mulligan technique?

Can't understand what you are saying

لما بيبقا ال joint flexed بيبقا العكس

Brillianr. Well shown. Thank you

كل الاحترام❤❤❤❤❤

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Thanks ❤

Is this an active assisted range of motion?

جزاكي الله كل خير دكتورة دينا❤

F NINU

What LE abbrevation for?❤

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Dr. Dania, you have created really helpful videos but there is one drawback the audio of these videos is low. Please try to buy a good-quality microphone that will enhance your voice.

Astagfirullah Sister. So much of the awrah is shown. He can wear a shirt and some long pants and you can still do your job. Please, you are making physio therapists look bad. We must make these videos and do our jobs everyday with an Islamic focus.

Grt done dear Dr. Dania .... Keep it on

Thankyuhh soonmuch

Lateral plank it’s good exercise for whole lateral system including QL almost local & global stabilizar muscles working over that , lateral planks with variations UL & LL loading increases thresholds of muscles

هذا passive Rom

Physiotherapist are NOT doctors

Physiotherapist are NOT doctors

Physiotherapist are NOT doctors

Thank you very much for all. your videos. Wondering how you build strength for yourself to carry out such physiotherapy. If possible, please share. May God bless you 🙏

If you could share insight on this, I'd appreciate it. This is regarding a posterior to anterior technique on the knee, while patient is laying on their back with knee bent as seen in this video. PT puts fingers behind the knee, pulling toward themselves while patient bends knee and then straightens again. My curiosity is... I had a knee injury and when my physical therapist does this while I am on my back, it is the only way I can bend my knee deeply without pain. The pain is so intense if I try to do it on my own that I can't. The MRI failed to show why (only showed unrelated previous minor things that never limited or really affected me at all). I've become quite disabled after this injury. When my PT does this technique, I pull against his hands/force to bend my knee, and then straighten again. Please, if someone can tell me, are there any other damages that this technique would 'bypass' or allow the bending of other than meniscus tears? If the patella is maltracking due to a ligament tear or something, would this technique also work for that by supporting the knee or something?

I think the resting position is wrong !!

This is Flextion with extension ?

God bless you

my viva is tmrw😭 these helped so muchh❤❤

Thanks doc, i have an exam and these videos are so helpful to study❤️

سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم

اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه اجمعين ❤️❤️

Ur an awesome teacher... Much love from pakistan

Your method of explaining mobilization is soooo good❤thank u Dr Dania ❤

I think it is the opposite for internal and external rotation.. You have to focus on where is the head of hip going

can you do another foot exercise

WOW!🙂 PLEASE BE MY MENTOR MAM.🙏🏼

Take off your mask

I believe technically this is traction and not distraction because you're applying force along the joint line axis as opposed to perpendicular?

My greetings from Egypt 🎉

Thank you sooooo much 🙏

why did you not get them into loose packed position? 30 degree flexion, 30 degree abduction, slight ER?

Was the first movement adduction or abduction

Thanks for the video 👍but you need a microphone for future videos

Will this work on a post-op PCL reconstruction? Great demonstration.

I have pain/ soreness in my knuckle portion and the straight joint part just below it. I am a spin bowler and I have to bend and put pressure on my fingers to turn the ball. I can’t grip the ball anymore neither can turn it. Affecting my performance drastically. Can you suggest me any exercises to recover from this and also to strengthen my finger joints. Thankyou.

Hi, every time I do hip internal rotation exercises, I gain a lot of range of motion straight after I've done the exercises, but all my gains are lost when I re-test myself later on in the day. I've been told that not pronating correctly with the feet can cause this, but is there any other reason to do with the feet or tibia which can cause me to lose my gains? Thanks for your help!