Complex/Polytrauma

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Conditions

Polytrauma occurs when a person experiences injury to multiple body parts and organ systems. Polytrauma results in a combination disabling conditions, such as Brain injury, bone fractures, amputations, burns, spinal cord injury, auditory and visual damage, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and many other medical conditions.

Often the person who has had Complex / Polytrauma required lifesaving intervention and requires specialist rehabilitation from a team of specialists. Working with an MDT is a key part of holistic care an essential in assisting recovery.

Physio + Health Matters have over 20 years’ experience and a team of specialist clinicians to support you in your rehabilitation needs. We have considerable experience in helping clients make improvements long after their initial illness or injury, in some cases years afterwards.

We have a range of interventions available, including (but not limited to)

Hands on therapy
Exercise Therapy / Home exercise plans
Hydrotherapy
Spasticity management / Botulinum toxin injections
Orthotics and biomechanics assessment
TENS, Ultrasound, interferential electrotherapy
Lycra suits
Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES)

Make an appointment

Appointments can be arranged by telephone or email. Self-funding patients can refer themselves to physio. We do not require a referral from your doctor.

Call Now
01676 533106 Email

Treatments

Process of Therapy

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Assessment

The physiotherapist will take a history and conduct a physical examination.

Diagnosis

The findings will then be discussed with you and a diagnosis made.

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Treatment Plan

A treatment plan will be compiled taking into consideration your goals and expectations. The physiotherapist will discuss prognosis and any further investigation that they feel you may need.