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'''Original Editor '''- [[User:Alan Jit Ho Mak|Alan Jit-Ho Mak]]
'''Original Editor '''- [[User:Alan Jit Ho Mak|Alan Jit-Ho Mak]]

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Modalities are the physical entities used a part of a treatment plan. Many of these modalities introduce an energy source to the body to stimulate or support the healing process. Fro instance, thermotherapy and cryotherapy, electoral muscle stimulation, laser therapy, ultrasound therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy, extracorporeal shockwave therapy and hydrotherapy.

Crypotherapy (Superficial cold therapy)[edit | edit source]

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