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… your shoulder. Start to gradually increase how far you can move your shoulder. Place your hands on a table. Slide your … your shoulder. Start to gradually increase how far you can move your shoulder. Place your hands on a table. Slide …
… gently moving the wrist and hand to prevent stiffness. Move into discomfort but not pain. After 3 days If you have not already started to move your wrist, then it is now essential that you do so to … so that your palm is face down towards the floor. Slowly move the hand up as far as possible, then stretch down as far …
… Centre or at one of the mobile units. The mobile units move around the area staying at each site for a few months. … Centre or at one of the mobile units. The mobile units move around the area staying at each site for a few months. …
… up and sitting down. Ensure that your shoulders and knees move forwards while moving between sitting and standing, and … the leg forwards. Ensure that your shoulders and knees move forwards while moving between sitting and standing, and … up and sitting down. Ensure that your shoulders and knees move forwards while moving between sitting and standing, and …
… intake, especially if you are not managing to eat as much. MOVE: If possible, get up and move around slowly and gently a few times each day to keep … If you are too unwell for this, then you can try and move around in bed a little – stretching out, moving all of …
… validation process. Blue badge holders can now approach a Move Maker in the main Brunel Building atrium and have their … validation process. Blue badge holders can now approach a Move Maker in the main Brunel Building atrium and have their …
… As the pain begins to settle you can begin to gently move the elbow. Movements should be performed slowly moving … After 3 days If you have not already started to gently move your elbow, then it is now essential that you do so, to … into your side, turn your hand palm up then palm down. Move in each direction as far as possible. Repeat up to 10 …
… is essential to avoid future stiffness. Check that you can move your elbow, wrist and hand fully. Use your other arm to assist the movements of your injured shoulder. Move into discomfort, but short of pain. Move your shoulder Forwards. Out to the side. Repeat 4 - 5 …
… 1m apart. Stand approximately 1 m away from the wall. Move your eyes to the target on your left whilst keeping your head in neutral. Then move your head to face the same target on your left. Then move your eyes to the target on your right. Once the eyes are …
… Planned End Date: 07/2025 Local Ref (R&D no): R&D 3174 MOVE WALES The study aims to identify variation in inherited … Local Ref (R&D no): R&D 4590 … Chief PD … SPARKS … MOVE WALES … Movement Disorders Current Research …