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Orthopedic and Surgical Conditions (Adults & Geriatrics) • Joint Osteoarthritis and Stiffness: Working on increasing the joint's range of motion (ROM) and strengthening the surrounding muscles to alleviate pressure on it. • Post-Fracture and Post-Operative Rehabilitation: Gradually rehabilitating the patient to restore the functions of the affected limb and prevent stiffness caused by prolonged immobility. • Muscle Spasms (Contractures): Utilizing stretching techniques, manual therapy, and thermal modalities to relieve spasms and tension. 2. Neurological Conditions (Adults & Pediatrics) • Paralysis (Hemiplegia, Paraplegia, and Quadriplegia): Rehabilitation focuses on nerve stimulation, preventing muscle atrophy, and training the patient on balance and achieving maximum possible self-reliance. • Peripheral Neuropathy: Improving blood circulation, alleviating pain resulting from inflammation, and ensuring the preservation of muscle strength. • Cerebral Palsy and Pediatric Motor Delays: D