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Medical Conditions - Passive Limb Physiotherapy

Passive limb physiotherapy is indicated in people with reduced or restricted range of motion due to pain and inflammation, bedridden or comatose patients, and paralytic patients. These movements are performed on the patient by a physiotherapist or a machine. These physical exercises replace the lost flexibility, maintain range of motion and prevent the formation of adhesions.

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