Therapeutic Modalities
Cathy Speed
Abstract
Cathy Speed
Abstract
Abstract Therapeutic modalities may be defined as thermal, mechanical, electrical, or electromagnetic energies used for the treatment of medical complaints. A range of such modalities is used in the treatment of soft tissue complaints, including thermal agents, ultrasound, and electrical agents (Table 1). In this chapter, the basis for the use of specific modalities and the existing evidence relating to their clinical effects are outlined.
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Abstract Therapeutic modalities may be defined as thermal, mechanical, electrical, or electromagnetic energies used for the treatment of medical complaints. A range of such modalities is used in the treatment of soft tissue complaints, including thermal agents, ultrasound, and electrical agents (Table 1). In this chapter, the basis for the use of specific modalities and the existing evidence relating to their clinical effects are outlined.
Key concepts: Modalities, Therapeutic modalities, Treatment modality, Medicine, Medical physics, Physical therapy, Surgery, Sociology