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physiotherapy
(redirected from physiotherapeutic)

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physiotherapy: see physical therapy physical therapy or physiotherapy, treatment of disorders of the muscles, bones, or joints by means of physical agents—heat, light, water, manual and electronic massage, and exercise.
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physiotherapy
the therapeutic use of physical agents or means, such as massage, exercises, etc.


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Changes in plasma opioid concentrations after physiotherapeutic exercises for arthritic patients.
At Kunst-Werke, Surasi Kusolwong's massage parlor Happy Berlin, 2001, where weary biennial wanderers could receive physiotherapeutic first aid, shared an uneasy neighborhood with Tatham/ O'Sullivan's unflinching execution of taste, Glamour, 2000.
It provides 40 residential and 10 day-care places and; in addition to medical care, offers specialised educational, physiotherapeutic, social and support services and facilities which are intended for the mutual benefit of the local community, the handicapped children and their families.
 
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