Day 2 of Physiotherapy Week takes us from ancient healing to cutting-edge tech. Explore how physio has evolved and where we’re headed next!
Journey Through Time: The Legacy and Future of Physiotherapy
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Amazing experiences
Celebrating Physiotherapy Week: Embracing the Spirit of Physiotherapy
Ever wondered how magical our job is? It’s Physiotherapy Week, and we’re exploring all things awesome about our work. Let’s celebrate every stretch, every win, and every life we touch.
Revolutionising Physiotherapy in India🌟🇮🇳
India redefines physiotherapy with QUANTESLA’s solutions. Amidst rising health challenges, the focus shifts to indigenous innovation. MAKE-IN-INDIA propels a brighter future.
A miraculous recovery from intractable facial pain!
Unexplained, atypical facial pain that causes significant discomfort and does not respond to conventional therapies.
Quantesla Celebrates the 166th Birth Anniversary of Inventor Nikola Tesla
On the 166th birth anniversary on Nikola Tesla, we at Quantesla Medical Technologies, honor his life and his work by remembering him on this day. He was an inventor and engineer, discoverer and creator. His life’s inventions are used far and wide today by the modern world, and his discoveries pioneered several productive and innovative progressions in science.
A fine touch of electromagnetic healing!
A valuable insight on how pulsed electromagnetic therapy is an effective adjuvant wound healing therapy. PEMF therapy increases cellular genesis (cellular growth and repair). It is an excellent means for improving healing, preventing stress, assisting regeneration and recovery after exertion.
A Story of Bio-electromagnetic Healing!
Healing is a dynamic physiological process which involves a series of changes from macro to microscopic level. Every tissue and every cell in the body participates to facilitate this process so as to bring the person to normalcy as early as possible.
The Scientific Guide for Restless Legs Syndrome.
What is Restless legs syndrome?
There is an uncontrollable urge to move the lower extremities and it may be accompanied by unpleasant and uncomfortable sensations.
How does QRT reduces rigidity in Parkinson’s Disease?
Men are more prone for the Parkinson’s Disease than women. Patients usually get this condition around 60yr of age. Along with postural problems and difficulty in walking certain issues regarding sleep, appetite, concentration, memory difficulty is seen.
High Technology for Physiotherapists!
In today’s world, technology plays an important role in our lives. Out of all of the industries that technology plays a crucial role in healthcare is definitely one of the most important.
How to start clinical studies: A guide to be a better Physiotherapist
Clinical studies will help establish and promote innovative practice patterns by providing evidence-based care and testing new modes of treatment.
Getting smart with Quantesla!
Using a smart system is no longer just about asking Alexa to tell you the weather or play the ‘Believer’ song – it is time to use smart devices that can help rejuvenate our health.