Suzuki frame
Suzuki Frame
The Suzuki Frame (pronunciation: soo-zoo-kee freym) is a medical term used in the field of Orthopedics and Physical Therapy. It refers to a specific type of orthopedic appliance designed to support and stabilize the body, particularly the spine, during physical therapy or post-surgery recovery.
Etymology
The term "Suzuki Frame" is named after Dr. Toshio Suzuki, a renowned Japanese orthopedic surgeon who first introduced this appliance in the mid-20th century. The word "frame" is derived from the Old English 'framian', meaning 'to make progress', 'to profit', or 'to benefit'.
Usage
The Suzuki Frame is primarily used in the treatment and management of conditions such as Scoliosis, Kyphosis, and other spinal deformities. It is also used in the rehabilitation of patients who have undergone spinal surgery. The frame provides a stable and adjustable platform that allows patients to perform various physical therapy exercises with minimal risk of injury.
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External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Suzuki frame
- Wikipedia's article - Suzuki frame
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