PHYSIOTIMES - September 2013

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This issue of PHYSIOTIMES concentrates on those clinical aspects, which may assist the physiotherapists in their practice for assessment, diagnosis and management of various shoulder disorders.

The articles in this issue focuses on physiotherapy interventions for specific clinical conditions associated with shoulder, be it the multi-directional instability of the shoulder or understanding the nuances of rotator cuff disorders
or scapular stabilization, post operative shoulder rehab or the use of closed kinetic chain exercises in adhesive capitalistic.

The issue also discusses widely practiced manual therapy approaches of Mulligan, Mckenzie and Maitland through different articles from respective experts in the field.

The cover feature is an interview with the world famous therapist, author and lecturer, Michael Shacklock, known for Neurodynamic Solutions, who was kind enough to share his expertise with all of us through this exchange.

PHYSIOTIMES Magazine Description:

PHYSIOTIMES - India’s first magazine for physiotherapists, of physiotherapists, by physiotherapists.

PHYSIOTIMES is a one of its kind publication that aims towards identifying the unmet need for information in the field of physiotherapy & make concentrated efforts to address those needs by providing latest & useful contents, thereby helping the physiotherapists in enhancing their knowledge & clinical skills.

It is a bi-monthly magazine that covers latest topics in the field of physiotherapy, new treatment modalities & techniques, Case Reports, Indian & Global News & Events, Seminars, Conferences, Information on International Journals & Publications, Book Reviews, and Interviews of stalwarts in the field of Physiotherapy from India & abroad, evidence based practices etc.

At PHYSIOTIMES, we are committed to providing our readers with a worthy reading experience. We shall continue to strive hard to make sure that we are able to serve the information needs in the field of physiotherapy with utmost precision and attention.