The Orthopedics Laboratory is an advanced facility specializing in the comprehensive assessment and precise diagnosis of bone, joint, and soft tissue issues. Students learn various skills such as measuring the patient’s range of motion, evaluating muscle strength, and performing therapeutic exercises. Advanced techniques like joint mobilization and...

In this laboratory, students are trained to evaluate, diagnose, and treat neurological issues such as movement disorders, paralysis, and neuropathic pain. They learn essential skills like assessing neurological functions, balance, and coordination, in addition to applying advanced therapeutic techniques for movement training and rehabilitation...

The Pediatrics Laboratory prepares students to work with children experiencing conditions such as polio, growth and movement disorders, walking difficulties, motor delays, and congenital disabilities. Students learn to evaluate and identify the unique needs of children, applying therapeutic techniques specifically designed for them. Training...

This advanced unit focuses on studying and analyzing human movement and understanding how different forces affect the body during physical activity. Students learn to evaluate and analyze body motion using advanced tools and techniques such as motion analysis systems and gait studies. They are trained in techniques for measuring forces and...

The Electrotherapy Laboratory offers students the opportunity to learn about therapeutic applications using various electrical devices, such as Electrical Muscle Stimulation (EMS), Ultrasound, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS), and Shortwave Diathermy. Students gain skills in operating these devices, which are used for pain relief...