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Physiotherapy Effects on Disability Improvement in People with MS

In a study involving 1430 individuals from the German MS Registry, physiotherapy (PT) was associated with an increased incidence of confirmed disability improvement (CDI) over up to 8 years, showing 16.3% improvement compared to 11.1% without PT.

What this does not proveThis study does not establish causation between PT and CDI, only association.
#Physiotherapy#DisabilityImprovement#SymptomMgmt#WellnessRelevant to Neurologist, Physical Therapist
View abstract on PubMedPMID 42790155AI summary of a published abstract. Not medical advice.