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  1. Juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) is one of the serious chronic rheumatic disorders in children and adolescents which results in less physical activities and restlessness hours than their peer. The study aim...

    Authors: Mohamed Bedier Ibrahim, Mahmoud Labib, Hamed Khozamy and Wanees Mohamed Badawy
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2020 25:6
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  2. Tracheal intubation exposes mechanically ventilated patients to serious pulmonary complications such as ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP). This study was conducted to compare the efficacy of manual hyperin...

    Authors: Basant H. Elrefaey and Mohamed S. Zidan
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2020 25:4
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  3. Range of motion (ROM) can be considered as one of the most commonly measured variables in musculoskeletal health care. When interpreting ROM, a common method is to compare obtained ROM values to normative data...

    Authors: Shimaa T. Abu El Kasem, Sobhy M. Aly, Ehab M. Kamel and Hisham M. Hussein
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2020 25:2
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  5. Nonspecific low back pain (LBP) in collegiate athletes is shown to be accompanied by poor core endurance. Consequently, trunk muscle stabilization exercises for lumbar instability are widely used. Virtual real...

    Authors: Osama Ragaa Abdelraouf, Amr Almaz Abdel-aziem, Ali Osman Selim and Olfat Ibrahim Ali
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2020 25:7
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  6. Forward head and rounded shoulder posture (FHRSP) is a common clinical postural misalignment. It leads to flexion posture of the spine which increases the amount of tension on the nerve roots, which inversely ...

    Authors: Dalia Mohammed Mosaad, Amr Almaz Abdel-aziem, Ghada Ismail Mohamed, Enas Anwr Abd-Elaty and Karima Salah Mohammed
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2020 25:5
    Content type: Original Research Article Published on:

  7. Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a cyclic disorder that affects social activities, interpersonal relationship, and educational productivity of adolescents. Therefore, this study aimed to compare the effect of wh...

    Authors: Abeer M. ElDeeb, Hanaa K. Atta and Doaa A. Osman
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2020 25:1
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  8. Quality improvement has become a central tenet of physiotherapy care. Quality indicators (QIs) as measurable elements of care have been used over the past 25 years to analyze and evaluate the quality of physio...

    Authors: Rob A.B. Oostendorp, J.W. Hans Elvers and Emiel van Trijffel
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2402113
    Content type: Review article Published on:

  9. Walking aids and ankle–foot orthoses (AFOs) are designed to address gait problems. These devices are common among children with cerebral palsy (CP), as those children’s ability to ambulate is a big concern for...

    Authors: Walaa Abd El-Hakiem Abd El-Nabie, Heba G. Abd El Aziz and Shorouk Elshennawy
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2402099
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  12. Postural instability and muscle fatigue are from elementary causes of deteriorations in children with cerebral palsy (CP). The aim of this study was to investigate the immediate effect of maximal treadmill wal...

    Authors: Walaa A. Abd El-Nabie and Maha A. Attia
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2402079
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  13. The hip abductors and adductors play an important role in the stability of the hip and knee joints and knee injury risk. Menstrual cycle is associated with hormones fluctuations that may affect functions of mu...

    Authors: Abeer M. ElDeeb, Doaa M. Osman, Hanaa K. Atta and Hamada A. Hamada
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2402072
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  14. Cellulite is a widespread problem involving women’s buttocks and thighs (85% of postadolescent women). It is characterized by an irregular, dimpled skin surface with thinning of the epidermis/dermis and presen...

    Authors: Haidy N. Ashem, Amira H. Draz and Amr A. Abdel-Aziem
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2402066
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  15. Psoriasis is a common, immune-mediated, inflammatory disease that can affect all aspects of a person’s life including esthetic appearance, relationships with others, and psychological, social, and physical fun...

    Authors: Ereny S. Wahba
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2402057
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  17. Hypertension is the most important risk factor that affects women in the early years of postmenopausal period. Approximately 30–50%of the women develop hypertension before starting the age of 60 years, and beg...

    Authors: Ghada E. El-Refaye and Hanaa A. Younis
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2401040
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  23. Diabetes is a major health problem in nowadays’ society, as the number of patients with diabetes is growing continuously with their diabetic complications, especially kidney diseases, which is the most feared ...

    Authors: Abdel Raoof A. Neveen, El Nahas G. Nesreen, Marae K. Nadia and Galal M. Al Shaimaa
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2019 24:2401001
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  24. In the article titled, “Effect of kinesio taping therapy combined with breathing exercises on childbirth duration and labor pain: a randomized controlled trial” published in pages 23–31, issue 1, vol. 21 of Bu...

    Authors: Ghada E. El-Refaye, Engy M. El Nahas and Hassan O. Ghareeb
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21020097
    Content type: Erratum Published on:

    The original article was published in Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:Art4

  25. The effectiveness of exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation (CR) following an acute coronary syndrome (ACS) is well established. However, ACS complicated by an orthopedic limitation, poses greater challenges to...

    Authors: Rashida Y. Bookwala, Abraham S. Babu, Arun G. Maiya, Tom Devasia and Barry A. Franklin
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21020094
    Content type: Original article Published on:

  27. Goniometry is a tool used frequently for measuring and documenting range of motion (ROM) during a physical therapy examination. With modern innovations in technology, new methods other than the universal gonio...

    Authors: Reham M. Abd Elrahim, Eman A. Embaby, Mohamed F. Ali and Ragia M. Kamel
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21020080
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  28. Functional ankle instability (FAI) represents 40–75% of residual disability after acute lateral ankle sprain. FAI has been associated with impaired muscle strength and postural and neuromuscular control.

    Authors: Olfat Ibrahim Ali and Sahar Abdallah Alasar
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21020074
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  29. Trunk control can offer many solutions for posture and movement. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of using modified trunk belt on sitting and standing in diplegic children.

    Authors: Hend A. Wahsh, Kamal E. Shoukry and Nanees E. Mohamed
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21020068
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  30. Radical cystectomy at times involves respiratory physical therapy aiming to reverse pulmonary dysfunction, thus avoiding postoperative pulmonary complications that increase hospital morbidity.

    Authors: Eman M. Othman, Shaimaa A. Abaas and Hamada H. Hassan
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21020061
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  32. Whole-body vibration (WBV) has been increasingly used for performance enhancement as well as for treatment of some conditions. There is much focus on the study of muscular performance accompanied by WBVs; howe...

    Authors: Salah Eldin B. Elsayed, Neveen A. Abdel Raoof and Omnia M. Elsayed
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21010048
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  34. Standardized assessment is a legal and ethical professional requirement in clinical decision-making. Clinical guidelines emphasize the importance of clinical assessment and documentation to foster the implemen...

    Authors: Aliaa Rehan Youssef and Mohammed Gumaa Bakry
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21010032
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  35. Labor pain is a common complaint. The method used to reduce maternal discomfort should be efficacious and safe for the mother and the child. Several alternative methods have been reported to reduce childbirth ...

    Authors: Ghada E. El-Refaye, Engy M. El Nahas and Hassan O. Ghareeb
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21010023
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  36. Respiratory complications are the most common complications after surgery.

    Authors: Heba M. Mohamady, Intsar S. Waked and Asmaa F. Attalla
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21010017
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  37. Obesity has adverse consequences on the immune system, causing immunosuppression, and thus increasing the incidence of infections and certain types of cancer in obese individuals. The aim of this study was to ...

    Authors: Gihan S. Mohamed and Mona M. Taha
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21010011
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  38. Although the effects of the respiratory techniques are appreciated, it is yet in need to be defined for the treatment of children with bronchial asthma. Thus, this study aimed to compare the effects of the act...

    Authors: Ragab K. Elnaggar and Mohammed A. Shendy
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 21:21010001
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  39. An accurate noninvasive measurement of spinal angles is crucial for detecting postural problems and for assessing therapeutic intervention for students in school. This study was conducted to evaluate the intra...

    Authors: Nesma A. Helmya, Mohsen M. El-Sayyadb and Omaima M. Kattabeib
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 20:20020193
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  40. Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) has become one of the most common causes of liver disease worldwide and has been recognized as a major health burden. To date, no evidence-based therapy has proven to b...

    Authors: Hany F. Elsisia and Yasser M. Aneisb
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 20:20020181
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  44. Postural control deficit is one of the primary causes of impairments in hemiparetic cerebral palsy, and ankle strategy is one of the muscle synergies to control posture. The purpose of this study was to evalua...

    Authors: Zeinab A. Hussein and Gehan H. El-Meniawy
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 20:20020154
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  45. Spastic diplegia is the most common pattern of motor impairment in patients with cerebral palsy (CP) because of a number of deficits, including poor muscle control, weakness, impaired balance, and spasticity, ...

    Authors: Wanees M. Badawya and Mohamed B. Ibrahimb
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 20:20020146
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  46. An individual experiencing delayed-onset muscle soreness notices pain and aching within the affected muscles, decreased range of motion, and loss in muscle strength beginning 12–24 h after exercise, peaking be...

    Authors: Salah Eldin B. Elsayed, Neveen A. Abdel Raoof and Nagwa S. Abdallah
    Citation: Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy 2016 20:20020137
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