2-Physical Therapy for Integumentary Systems
It is a vital clinical unit within the Faculty of Physical Therapy. It specializes in the rehabilitation of patients following various types of surgical procedures. The department’s core mission is to help patients restore their mobility and essential physical functions after surgery, enabling a smoother recovery and return to daily life.
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Key Features of the Department:
1. Rehabilitation Areas:
•    Post-orthopedic surgeries (e.g., fractures, joint replacements, ACL reconstruction)
•    Post-abdominal and thoracic surgeries (e.g., partial lung resection, gallbladder removal)
•    Burn rehabilitation
•    Post-amputation rehabilitation using prosthetic limbs
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2. Clinical Focus:
•    Application of therapeutic exercises, ultrasound therapy, laser therapy, and electrical stimulation
•    Gait and mobility training following surgical procedures
•    Pain reduction, enhancement of wound healing, and prevention of post-operative complications
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3. Department Objectives:
•    Shorten the recovery period after surgery
•    Enhance patients’ quality of life during the rehabilitation process
•    Support patients in returning to normal activities or work as quickly and safely as possible