ABSTRACT Background: Falls are the major public health problems among older adults of age 65 years and older. It is a major cause of morbidity and mortality. Globally, falls account 28-35% in older adults aged 65 years ...

ABSTRACT Background: Chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy is one of the most prevalent neurologic complications of cancer treatment. Despite this, current evidences suggesting that Chemotherapy induced peripheral ...

Background: The fall risk assessment scale is a comprehensive, proficient assessment scale and frequently used to identify the older adult`s fall risk level. This can assist in the early identification of risky individuals, ...

Abstract Introduction: Fracture of lower extremity is life treating because of excessive bleeding and associated soft tissue injury. Survivors are prone for life long functional impairment, like: limited range of motion, ...

ABSTRACT Introduction: Stroke is a global health problem causing significant morbidity, and mortality in both developing and developed countries. Worldwide, hypertension is a common modifiable risk factor for stroke. ...

Abstract Introduction: Satisfaction is basically the state of being gratified and act of fulfilling one's need or desires. Nowadays, evidence-based practice concept is prevailing and there has been a growing interest in ...

Abstract Introduction: -Low back pain is public health issue and has significant socioeconomic impact with multifactorial, bio psychosocial public health problem in the world. However; there is ...

Abstract Introduction: Musculoskeletal disorders refer to any pain, ache, or discomfort in any area of the body, from neck to back, upper and lower limbs. Occupational-related injuries are the common causes of musculoskeletal ...

Abstract Background: Globally it is estimated that 387 million people have diabetes mellitus (DM) and this number projected to increase to 592 million by the year 2035. WHO estimates the number of cases of diabetics in ...

Background: Kinesiophobia is an extreme, irrational, and catastrophic fear of physical activity due to patient's overwhelming concerns and sense of vulnerability about cardiac failure and other adverse consequences after ...