Pediatric Rehabilitation

Pediatric Rehabilitation; Physiotherapy techniques are used in the treatment of muscular or skeletal disorders and neurological disorders in children, which are sometimes congenital and sometimes appear later.

The main purpose of this treatment is to improve the child’s daily living skills and enable him/her to adapt to life.

The most important method of Pediatric Rehabilitation treatment is exercises. The purpose of these exercises is to bring the patient’s muscle strength to nominal levels, improve balance coordination, increase fine motor development, and ensure cognitive development. In these activities, the child’s personal development, skills and self-confidence progress positively.

Pediatric Rehabilitation Diseases

• Cerebral Palsy (Paralysis in the central nervous system)
• Torticollis (It occurs due to the shortness of the SCM muscle in the neck. It means crooked neck.)
• Brachial Plexus (damage to the nerves in the armpit area when the baby is born)
• Ostogenesis Inperfecta (Tissue bond disorders that especially cause bones to fail to develop.)
• Neuromuscular Disorders (Motor nerve disease caused by underdevelopment of the cerebral cortex.)
• Spina Bifida,
• Orthopedic Disorders
• Muscular Dystrophy
• Traumatic brain injury is one of the most dangerous pediatric diseases.
• However, spinal cord disorder is also very common.
• Pediatric Rehabilitation
• General Treatment
• Practices
• Rehabilitation movements
• and exercises
• Occupational therapy
• Parallel bar and balance board
• Robotic execution
• Orthosis Prosthesis treatment applications
• Electrotherapy
• Hydrotherapy