Rehabilitative therapy
What is rehabilitative therapy?
At St. Peter's Hospital, rehabilitation specialists personally analyze each patient's physical characteristics and exercise capacity in detail, then deliver rehabilitative therapy through a one-on-one tailored program.
We also operate an Exercise Rehabilitation Center, raising both patient satisfaction and treatment outcomes through a wider range of therapies. Rehabilitation also resolves the underlying cause of the pain and corrects posture to prevent the pain from recurring.
Who needs rehabilitative therapy
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Central nervous system disorders: stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, brain tumor
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Peripheral nervous system disorders
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Musculoskeletal disorders: arthritis, low back pain, burns, amputation, gait disorders
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Geriatric diseases: degenerative musculoskeletal disorders, degenerative neurological diseases
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Cancer patients
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Patients with heart or lung disease
Rehabilitation therapy details
Physiotherapy
| Exercise therapy |
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| Pain relief therapy |
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| Gait and balance training |
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Occupational therapy
| Functional activities |
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| Activities of daily living training |
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| Dysphagia rehabilitation |
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| Cognitive rehabilitation |
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Speech therapy
| Neurogenic language disorder therapy |
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| Dysarthria therapy |
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| Language and cognitive therapy |
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| Language development disorder therapy |
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Rehabilitative therapy process
Post-treatment precautions
- Treatment results and duration may vary depending on individual symptoms.
