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Speech plays a key role in the modern world. That is why we are increasingly hearing about neurology. What does it do and what benefits does it bring? Read on and you will find out everything.

Plastering is a procedure designed to promote the healing process and improve the range of motion of neurological patients. This technique, although it seems simple, in reality hides a number of nuances that determine its effectiveness, and from the physiotherapist using this procedure requires extensive knowledge and a lot of experience. This text aims to introduce readers to the importance of limb plastering in the context of physiotherapy, highlighting its key role in improving function and mobility. We will focus on discussing the mechanisms of plastering and its impact on the treatment process.

What is low-growth? What are its symptoms and causes? These are questions that many of us may be asking ourselves, especially when we encounter this ailment for the first time. Low stature, also known as dwarfism, is a condition in which a person's height is significantly below the average height characteristic of his sex and age. Find out if short stature is a disability, what living with it is like and how to treat it. Finally, we'll bring you the story of Marcelina, who is fighting to improve her quality of life.

While the Ilizarov method may sound a bit foreign to many, it represents one of the most revolutionary developments in the field of orthopedics. Named after Russian surgeon Gavriil Ilizarov, this technique has gained worldwide recognition for its effectiveness in treating fractures, deformities and bone length problems. In this article, we will introduce the basic information about the Ilizarov method, explaining how it works and in which cases it has been used. 

Developing motor skills in children requires exercise and an appropriate approach from both parents and education and occupational therapy professionals. Among a variety of methods and techniques, imitation emerges as one of the key elements in supporting this development. It is a process through which children learn by observing the actions of others and attempting to imitate them. This way of learning is natural and occurs in the early stages of a child's development, allowing for the acquisition of skills such as grasping, walking and speech. Imitation not only contributes to the development of motor skills, but also supports social, emotional and cognitive development, as children also learn social norms, emotions and language by observing and imitating others. In the following article, we will take a closer look at what imitation-based motor skills training looks like, its benefits, and how it can be effectively implemented in everyday life and therapeutic practice.

You may be wondering what a cartilaginous outgrowth is. The causes of this benign lesion can be varied, and its symptoms can affect quality of life. Chondrocartilage outgrowth is a pathological growth of bone and cartilage tissue that most often occurs during childhood and adolescence. Want to learn more? Read on!