Physiotherapy - Volume 17, Issue 3 (2009) - PSJD - Yadda

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Publisher

Versita

Journal

Physiotherapy

Year

2009

Volume

17

Issue

3

Identifiers

Cover

Volume contents

3
- article: 100 years of the Cardiologic Spa Hospital "Zdrowie" in Polanica Zdrój (Jazienicka-Wytyczak K., Szykowska-Styczyrz J.), p. 3-6
- article: The influence of regular clinic physical training on blood pressure in patients with ischemic heart disease (Kielnar R., Selwa E., Domka-Jopek E., Snela S.), p. 7-16
- article: The impact of aerobic and anaerobic training on cutaneous microcirculation (Szyguła R., Dybek T.), p. 17-25
- article: A comprehensive therapeutic procedure in palliative treatment of spinal cancer metastases by the polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) intravertebral injection - with decompression of nervous elements of the vertebral canal (Chantsoulis M., Patrzyk R., Skrzek A., Sipko T., Szweda A., Sakowski J.), p. 26-35
- article: Level of anxiety connected with putting on weight as a predictor of bulimia and anorexia (Basiaga-Pasternak J., Czekaj S.), p. 36-40
- article: Contemporary possibilities of outcome measure of rehabilitation post-stroke (Opara J., Kruzel P.), p. 41-46
- article: Development of balneoclimatic treatment of patients with lung diseases and tuberculosis (Migała M.), p. 47-50
- article: Biomechanical changes in pregnant women (Opala-Berdzik A., Bacik B., Kurkowska M.), p. 51-55
- article: Biological renewal of pilots - fashion or necessity? (Klukowski K., Kurek Z.), p. 56-61
- article: Physical therapy of lymphedema in experience from the German school (Mrozińska M.), p. 62-68
- article: Holistic physiotherapy or psycho-physio-therapy Part 2: Human being in the philosophy of a person that is from dialogue to personalism via empathy (Mazurek J.), p. 69-75

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