physiotherapeutic

In the building arose a healthcare centre to which medical and physiotherapeutic practices also belong.

Physiotherapeutic care is often required to regain muscle usage.

It is a revolutionary social movement to bring basic physiotherapeutic principles and prevention awareness to the masses.

Dispokinesis-therapists have additionally gone through medical or psychological studies or physiotherapeutic training.

I took my degree in physiotherapeutic history.

The Schroth method, a noninvasive, physiotherapeutic treatment, has been used successfully in Europe since the 1920s.

Mr. Charlip draws together women from different disciplines in the physiotherapeutic arts in "10 Women."

Ms. Engler, here to study physiotherapeutic and Eastern movement systems, promises to be a welcome addition to New York dance.

"Manual therapies", including osteopathic, chiropractic, physiotherapeutic and respiratory therapeutic maneuvers, have insufficient evidence to support their use in treating asthma.

LEAD: A good many sins have been committed in dance in the name of postmodernist abstraction and "body work," or dance drawn from now-popular physiotherapeutic techniques.

Elke Rindfleisch sets out to unveil the layers that construct our identities in "Enamoured," whose movement vocabulary combines classical dance, theatrical gesture and the physiotherapeutic release technique.

Natural cures (the healing properties of the microclimate, surrounding air, soil and water) and physiotherapeutic properties are reputedly able to improve nutrition and heal a host of metabolic disorders.

Besides it, dormitory complex includes modern dining hall that seats 1000 people, 3 dormitories for 1650 cadets, medical center with well equipped physiotherapeutic, ENT facilities, dental clinic and isolation ward.

A variety of "modern" schools of Pilates, heavily influenced by a physiotherapeutic approach, have adapted the Pilates system in different ways for reasons unapproved of by its creator and by the schools of Authentic Pilates.