Post-traumatic dynamics of physical health recovery with the use of kinesiotherapy

this scientific article is devoted to the study of the posttraumatic dynamics of physical health recovery using kinesiotherapy, employing the structure. The introduction substantiates the relevance of the rehabilitation problem for patients after injuries accompanied by subsequent physical degradation. It is noted that kinesiotherapy represents a promising approach that can significantly improve the recovery process, enhance functional ability, and improve the quality of life of affected individuals. The methodological section describes the application of a comprehensive approach that includes an experimental design with a sample of patients receiving standard treatment combined with kinesiotherapeutic exercises. Detailed inclusion and exclusion criteria are provided, along with the methods used to assess motor functions, pain syndrome, and the psychological state of the patients. Both subjective techniques (questionnaires, self-assessment scales) and objective ones (biomechanical analysis, range of motion measurement) were employed, ensuring a thorough evaluation of the intervention’s effectiveness. The results section presents data indicating significant improvements in the physical health indicators among participants in the experimental group. Statistical analysis revealed a substantial difference between the control and experimental groups, which testifies to the positive impact of kinesiotherapy on the speed and quality of recovery after traumatic injuries. Improvements were noted in movement coordination, reduction of pain syndrome, and an increase in overall physical activity.

post-traumatic, dynamics, recovery, health, kinesiotherapy