The Royal (Dick) Edinburgh Physiotherapy Assessment & Intensive Rehabilitation (REPAIR) Centre optimises patient rehabilitation using physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and rigorous evaluation of treatment response. HTML Our qualified veterinary physiotherapists assess patients by evaluating gait, pain, musculature and joint range of movement. We can further assess our patients by the use of: pressure mats Von Frey filaments thermal sensitivity testing goniometry (to take repeatable measures of the range of movement of particular joints) On the basis of the referral and the assessment, we will develop a bespoke treatment plan. This plan may include: manual therapy electrotherapy therapeutic exercise hydrotherapy home exercise programme In order to: facilitate movement promote strength/balance encourage muscle development maximise function We work with colleagues across the Hospital for Small Animals to assist in the rehabilitation of patients in every service, as well as accepting external referrals. Contact details 0131 650 7650 HFSAreception@ed.ac.uk (Pet owners: please note that this mailbox is for referring vets only. We cannot comment on cases that we have not seen but are happy to talk to your vet.) Follow us on Facebook Image Our Staff Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation Service staff This article was published on 2024-09-02
HTML Our qualified veterinary physiotherapists assess patients by evaluating gait, pain, musculature and joint range of movement. We can further assess our patients by the use of: pressure mats Von Frey filaments thermal sensitivity testing goniometry (to take repeatable measures of the range of movement of particular joints) On the basis of the referral and the assessment, we will develop a bespoke treatment plan. This plan may include: manual therapy electrotherapy therapeutic exercise hydrotherapy home exercise programme In order to: facilitate movement promote strength/balance encourage muscle development maximise function We work with colleagues across the Hospital for Small Animals to assist in the rehabilitation of patients in every service, as well as accepting external referrals. Contact details 0131 650 7650 HFSAreception@ed.ac.uk (Pet owners: please note that this mailbox is for referring vets only. We cannot comment on cases that we have not seen but are happy to talk to your vet.) Follow us on Facebook
