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    injury can be a very difficult and long process. After surgery many patients go into physical therapy within 6 days’ post-surgery, but this can be one of the most difficult days in their recovery. The patient has to start to bend their knee to avoid stiffness and to keep the new ACL from tightening and causing another tear. After physical therapy many patients start rehabilitation to go back to their sport. Going back from any injury can cause the same injury to occur from favoring the other…

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    Poliomyelitis Vs Polio

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    Poliomyelitis or better known as Polio is a viral and infectious disease that is to affect mainly the central nervous system, and can also cause temporary or permanent damage to the body Polio disease can be found at any age but is commonly foJonas Salk was born October 28, 1914, and died on June 23, 1995 Salk was an American medical researcher and virologist Salk studied and graduated the New York University School of Medicine He was the first man to discover and develop the successful Polio…

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    our joints naturally become more susceptible to breakdowns in cartilage and a loss of bone density. Osteoarthritis, sometimes referred to as degenerative joint disease is an abnormal medical condition that causes deterioration, pain, swelling or stiffness of bones and joints. Although osteoarthritis affects all age groups, the condition is seen most often in the older population. This could be for various reasons. The elderly are living longer, healthier and have more active lives, sometimes…

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    The West Nile Virus (WNV)

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    Four people had contracted the virus; one was a 61 year old man, two Staten Island women, 74 and 46 years old, and a 66 years old women from Long Island. Some symptoms can include neck stiffness, disorientation, coma, and paralysis. The West Nile virus is spread by mosquitoes. Sometimes the infection is so mild that people don’t even know that they even have it. Though, in some rare cases the West Nile can lead to severe illness that could…

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    What Is Joint Pain?

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    Joints are the connections that form between bones that allows mobility throughout the body and are also the basis of support in the human body. Living in the fast pace society we do with many physical demands our joints are continuously being put under pressure and strain. This strain may not effect the body immediately but in the years to come many people develop arthritis and oesteoarthritis, or as what is commonly known today as joint pain. This long term pain only progresses as the years go…

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    As we get older we may experience joint pain that affects our quality of life. Further, we assume that it is a normal part of aging. However, it is advisable to see a doctor for proper diagnosing. A thorough examination can rule out more serious issues associated with joint pain such as cancer. Many people over the age of 50 are being diagnosed with arthritis or more specifically osteoarthritis which means inflammation of the joints. This type of arthritis is most common in older adults, and…

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    The cause of Cerebral Palsy is a brain injury that occurs while the brain is developing before, during, or after birth. Although it is more often to occur before birth. A way to be able to prevent is vaccination. Although it may not work 100% it is able it may prevent rubella that could cause fetal brain damage. Symptoms may include variations in muscle tone, having slower reflexes, movement speed decrease, and difficult walking. While usually therapy may be a primarily option there is also drug…

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    altitudes improves mean power on an aerobic test procedure when compared to the same test of the sea level training. [1]. A study carried out depicts that; intermittent hypoxia reduces stiffness of the arteries and hence improves cardio respiratory function. Training under normal conditions does not lessen the arterial stiffness [2]. Less stiff arteries lead to sufficient pumping to all the body parts including the muscles that are much the major factors involved in determining the athletic…

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    Hypothyroidism Tiffany Lewis Mod F Everest University Mr. Todd 7/10/2016 Abstract In this essay, I will be discussing the definition of hypothyroidism. As well as the causes of hypothyroidism and ages that it affects. The treatments for and how to help care for the people that have the condition. The condition is very serious and can cause death. I am going to talk about the effects of the condition on the human body. We also are going learn about the condition more in depth. Hypothyroidism…

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    description of the software implemented to control each H2 joint actuator. Following is the description of the middle layer of software implemented to synchronize the movement of all joints and provide close loop control based on position, torque or stiffness. Each joint can be independently controlled by the high level control layer, where the therapies are implemented. The…

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