Therapeutic exercise is one of the cornerstones of neurorehabilitation. However, improvements in physical and motor capacities achieved during rehabilitation do not always translate into increased spontaneous use of these abilities in everyday life. This discrepancy between clinical performance and functional behavior highlights the need to reconsider the purpose of therapeutic exercise beyond the recovery of movement itself ...
Therapeutic exercise is one of the main non-pharmacological interventions for people with hereditary ataxia. However, long-term access to disease-specific rehabilitation programmes remains limited due to geographical barriers, restricted availability of specialised centres and poor adherence to home-based exercise ...
From an integrative health perspective, persistent pain cannot be understood solely because of tissue damage, but rather as the result of multiple biological, psychological, behavioral and environmental factors that interact dynamically. These include low-grade systemic inflammation, sleep disturbances, disrupted circadian rhythms, chronic stress and hormonal changes, all of which can modulate pain sensitivity and the persistence of pain ...
Person-centered care constitutes one of the pillars of contemporary musculoskeletal practice. While patient preferences may influence recruitment, adherence, satisfaction and clinical outcomes, they continue to be underrepresented in randomized clinical trials ...
Invasive physiotherapy is a promising tool for regenerating or repairing injured tissue. The aim of this presentation is to explain the scientific and biological evidence supporting invasive physiotherapy in a dynamic way, incorporating the latest research from our group in this field ...
