A recent meta-research study found that nearly all trials on robotic physiotherapy interventions contain “spin” in their abstracts, potentially overstating the true effects and misleading clinicians.

Scar tissue differs from normal skin because deep injuries are repaired with a denser collagen network that lacks the skin’s original structure and functions.

Why can the same exercise be appropriate for completely different patients? This article explains how physiotherapists individualise exercise therapy through clinical reasoning, load management, and continuous adaptation.