The goal of kinesitherapy is to make the most of all the potentials of the patient who is on therapy in order to recover the functions of the damaged locomotor system as soon as possible.

Conditions in which it applies:

• Orthopedics
  • Conservative treatment of ossification disorders
  • Conservative treatment of contractures
  • Conservative treatment of spinal deformities
• Traumatology
  • After the fracture
  • After soft tissue injuries
• Neurosurgery
  • After craniocerebral injuries
  • Disc herniation after surgery
• Cardiology
  • Prevention of coronary insufficiency
  • Conditions after myocardial infarction
• General surgery
  • Raising general condition, during preoperative preparation
  • Raising general condition, after surgical interventions
• Plastic surgery
  • After plastic surgery on the skin, tendons or other soft tissues
• Neurology
  • Peripheral deprivations in the paralysis phase and the nerve regeneration phase
  • Cerebral deprivation, due to cerebrovascular damage
• Rheumatology
  • Degenerative, inflammatory and extraarticular rheumatism
• Obstetrics
  • Psychophysical preparation for painless childbirth
  • After giving birth
• Pulmonology
  • Chronic nonspecific diseases
• Geriatrics
  • Older people for whom moderate exercise is recommended