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Meanings of physiotherapy in English

Russian
физиопроцедуры
Portuguese
fisioterapia
Spanish
fisioterapico
Catalan
fisioteràpia
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Health profession that aims to address the illnesses or injuries that limit a person's abilities to function in everyday lives.

Related terms
физиопроцедуры
Usage of physiotherapy in English
1
Intervention: All participants received on average ten physiotherapy treatments over six weeks.
Pubmed
2
This is of serious concern to members of my profession, chartered physiotherapy.
The Irish Times
3
The practice is not physiotherapy; it is defined as an alternative medicine.
The Irish Times
4
I had my treatment and saw a speech therapist about facial physiotherapy.
The Guardian
5
There is no treatment for Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, but physiotherapy helps prevent deterioration.
The Guardian
6
Basically, around-the-clock physiotherapy is all that can be done at the moment.
The Irish Times
7
But it's not too late to choose nursing, dentistry, pharmacy or physiotherapy.
The Irish Times
8
Toe contractures in 2 other patients were resolved with physiotherapy or tenotomy.
Pubmed
9
Should I rest, should I train, what can I do with physiotherapy?
The Guardian
10
These services included speech therapy, occupational therapy, social work, physiotherapy and diet preparation.
The Irish Times
11
He said specialist neurological physiotherapy and psychological support was also lacking.
Radio NZ
12
The centre will offer free bike parking, a repairs service, showers and physiotherapy.
BBC
13
Both radiography and physiotherapy are extremely popular in Britain and competition is intense.
The Irish Times
14
She worked extremely hard in secondary school to secure the points for physiotherapy.
The Irish Times
15
It also runs meal and catering and physiotherapy and rehabilitation services.
Reuters
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I loved biology, though, and I really wanted to study physiotherapy.
The Irish Times
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Physiotherapy through the time
Physiotherapy across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare