Biomechanics in rehabilitation focuses on analyzing human movement to improve diagnosis, treatment, and functional recovery. By applying principles of physics and engineering, clinicians gain valuable insights into posture, gait, and musculoskeletal dynamics.
Advanced tools like 3D motion capture and force plates allow for personalized therapy plans and evidence-based interventions. This scientific approach enhances precision in treatment and supports the development of new assistive devices and rehabilitation technologies.
Welcome to Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 2026, where clinicians, therapists, researchers, and healthcare professionals come together to share innovations, foster collaboration, and advance rehabilitation practices, patient care, and evidence-based strategies for improved function and quality of life.
