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​This course is designed for BPT 3rd year students which covers orthopaedic condition related to fracture and ligament injury. Physiotherapist can also refer it to brush up their knowledge. Each lesson is structured to strengthen your clinical reasoning, sharpen your examination skills, and help you manage cases with the clarity and confidence.By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:<ol><li>Understand common orthopaedic conditions from a physiotherapy perspective, not just theory but practical, day-to-day relevance.</li><li>Perform assessments with better accuracy.</li><li>Choose better treatment strategies.</li><li>Plan perfect post-operative protocols with more clarity and consistency.</li><li>Communicate confidently with surgeons, colleagues, and patients.</li></ol>

Orthopaedics for BPT 3rd year

This course is built for physiotherapists who want to strengthen their understanding of electrotherapy and use it with more confidence and precision in clinical practice. Each lesson breaks down the concepts in a way that connects physiology, machine settings, and real-world therapeutic outcomes.By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:<ol><li>Understand the scientific principles behind common electrotherapy modalities, including IFT, TENS, ultrasound, electrical stimulation of nerve and muscle, and more.</li><li>Select the right modality based on the patient’s condition, stage of healing, and treatment goals.</li><li>Set machine parameters accurately—frequency, pulse duration, intensity—without relying on guesswork.</li><li>Interpret patient responses and adjust treatment plans safely and effectively.</li><li>Integrate electrotherapy into broader physiotherapy management rather than using it as a standalone option.</li></ol>

Electrotherapy for BPT 1st Year

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Biomechanics for Physiotherapist

Pain on the outer side of the knee could be due to IT band syndrome for pillow tibial band friction syndrome. In this ebook “10 Easy IT Band Syndrome Exercises”, I am going to cover all the exercises with colourful images and clear instructions so that you can easily learn and practice those exercises.&nbsp;It commonly affects professionals like athletes and military personnel who require regular jumping and running activities. Physiotherapy is a part of the treatment, but exercises are very important for such kind of pain. I personally recommend these exercises to my IT band pain syndrome patients in my clinic, and I would highly recommend them to you. you can read the preview of this ebook in one of my&nbsp;<a href="https://physiosunit.com/it-bands-stretch-for-ilio-tibial-band-syndrome/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">articles IT band pain</a>.<h3 style="text-align: left"> </h3><h3 style="text-align: left">Silent feature</h3><ul><li>Format: PDF&nbsp;</li><li>Language: English&nbsp;</li><li>Number of pages: 13 (including cover)</li><li>Exercises are demonstrated through figures that can be easily understood by the patient.</li><li>The colour illustration makes it attractive.</li></ul> Delivery:&nbsp;After a successful checkout, the download link will be delivered to your email with a receipt.<h3 style="text-align: left"> </h3><h3 style="text-align: left">How to use</h3>Download the PDF file and you can print the ebook on an A4 size paper sheet and keep it handy while doing the exercises.

10 Easy IT Band Syndrome Exercises for Instant Pain Relief

Learn 10 easy IT Band Syndrome exercises for quick relief

Ilio-Tibial Band Syndrom Exercises

This patient's guide for post-operative Physiotherapy After a Tibia-Fibula Fracture is created by Dr Sunit, a well-qualified rehabilitation professional. It provides a systematic, week-by-week approach to recovery following ACL reconstruction surgery.It is a 14-page chart beautifully featured with colourful illustrations that can be printed and used by both the patient and rehabilitation (medical) professionals.<h2>Silent feature:</h2><ol><li>Exercises are beautifully demonstrated through colourful figures that patients can easily understand.&nbsp;</li><li>Colour illustration makes it attractive.&nbsp;</li><li>Step-by-step day-wise exercises.</li><li>Pages: 14 pages (including cover)</li><li>Format: PDF Digital Download&nbsp;</li><li>Size: A4 (210 x 297 mm)&nbsp;</li><li>Language: English&nbsp;</li><li>Print-friendly: Yes&nbsp;</li><li>Delivery: Instant download</li></ol><h2>How to use:</h2>This 14-page patient's guide can be printed on any type of paper. If you are a rehabilitation(medical) professional, you can improve your practice by giving printed material to your patients.&nbsp; If you are a patient who has been advised for it can also use it. Please visit this page to get an idea of what you can expect from this ebook..For any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.

ACL Reconstruction Rehabilitation Protocol Handbook

ACL Rehab Protocol: Complete 5-Phase Recovery Guide for Physios & Patients

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Streamline your orthopaedic evaluations with this comprehensive, professionally designed assessment sheet tailored specifically for physiotherapists and physical therapists. This two-page PDF form helps you document patient assessments efficiently while ensuring no critical information is overlooked.Key Features:<ul><li>Carefully structured format following clinical assessment workflow</li><li>Space-optimized layout for thorough documentation</li><li>Professional design that maintains clarity and readability</li><li>Instant digital download, print-ready format</li><li>Two full pages covering all essential assessment components</li></ul>Perfect for:<ul><li>Private practice physiotherapists</li><li>Hospital-based physical therapists</li><li>Sports medicine clinics</li><li>Rehabilitation centers</li><li>Student physiotherapists</li></ul>Format: PDF (2 pages)Language: EnglishUsage: Unlimited prints for professional useSave time on documentation and maintain consistent assessment records with this practical, ready-to-use tool.

Orthopaedic Assessment Sheet for Physiotherapist

Ready to use sample ortho assessment sheet for physiotherapist.

<h2>Step-by-step rehabilitation manual after leg fracture by Dr Sunit</h2>Rehabilitation exercises begin right after the next day of leg surgery, when you are still in your hospital bed. This guide was created by <a target="_blank" href="https://physiosunit.com/about-us/">Dr Sunit</a>, a physiotherapist in practice for the last 20 years.<h3>What You'll Get:</h3>✅ Complete 4-Phase Recovery Program - From immediate post-surgery care to full weight-bearing activities ✅ Illustrated Exercise Instructions - Clear, easy-to-follow diagrams for every movement ✅ Professional Timeline Guidelines - Know exactly when to progress to each phase ✅ Pain &amp; Swelling Management - Proven techniques to reduce discomfort and accelerate healing ✅ Evidence-Based Protocols - Developed using current medical research and best practices<h3>Perfect For:</h3><ul><li>Patients recovering from tibial shaft fractures</li><li>Family members supporting recovery</li><li>Physical therapy students and professionals</li><li>Healthcare providers seeking standardized protocols</li></ul><h3>The 4 Phases Covered:</h3>Phase I (0-3 weeks): Maximum Protection PhasePhase II (3-8 weeks): Range of Motion &amp; Early StrengtheningPhase III (8-12 weeks): Progressive Strengtheninghase IV (12+ weeks): Advanced Strengthening<h3>Why This Guide Works:</h3>This protocol addresses the most common complications of tibial fracture recovery: joint stiffness, muscle weakness, and improper weight-bearing progression. Each exercise is carefully selected to prevent setbacks while maximising healing potential."Before reaching the point of walking, we have to ensure that all the components of walking are intact." - This systematic approach ensures no crucial step is missed in your recovery.<h3>Key Features:</h3><ul><li>25+ pages of detailed instructions</li><li>Professional medical references</li><li>​<a target="_blank" href="https://physiosunit.com/tibia-fibula-fracture-rehabilitation-protocol/">Home-based exercise program after tibia fracture surgery</a>​</li><li>No special equipment required</li><li>Suitable for all fitness levels</li></ul><h3> </h3>

Tibia Fibula Fracture Rehabilitation Protocol: Complete Recovery Guide

Tibial fracture rehab protocol. 4 phases, evidence-based, ready to use ebook.

Tibia Fracture Rehabilitation Protocol Guide

Video Lesson on human joint biomechanics by Dr Sunit

Human Body Joint Mechanism Simplified

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