Journal of Animal Health and Behavioural Science

Thoracolumbar Alignment in Animals after Physical Therapy Management: An Exploration of Current Findings

Abstract

Mark Dileo*

Physical therapy management plays a crucial role in the rehabilitation of animals with thoracolumbar disorders. The thoracolumbar region, comprising the thoracic and lumbar spine, is susceptible to various injuries and conditions that can lead to misalignment and dysfunction. This article aims to explore the impact of physical therapy interventions on thoracolumbar alignment in animals and discuss the current findings in this field. The thoracolumbar region serves as a critical link between the thoracic and lumbar spine in animals. Injuries or conditions affecting this area can result in pain, restricted mobility, and altered biomechanics. Physical therapy, including manual techniques, therapeutic exercises, and modalities, is commonly employed to manage such cases. The primary goal of physical therapy management is to restore thoracolumbar alignment, promote healing, and enhance functional recovery.