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The document provides statistics from the Physiotherapy unit of JPN Apex Trauma Center AIIMS for the 2016-17 year. It details the total number of physiotherapy sessions at 72810, broken down between outpatient department (OPD) sessions and inpatient department (IPD) sessions. It also provides data on the number of physiotherapy sessions by department, gender and age of patients, types of physiotherapy treatments performed, and more.
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- 8. NUMBER OF PHYSIO SESSIONS IN ICU+HDU SURGERY ICU+HDU, 11880 NEUROSU RGERY ICU, 11020 CHEST PHYSIO SESSIONS
- 9. TOTAL NO OF SESSIONS FOR UPPER LIMB AND LOWER LIMB CPM Shoulder cpm, 832 elbow cpm, 707 knee cpm, 1403
- 10. 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 ISO KIN ETI C BAL AN CE TR AIN ER IFT US G MW D WIT H TR AC TIO N GAI T TR AIN ER SW T HA ND EX LAS ER TH ER AP Y CR YO TH ER AP Y No. Of sessions 812 925 3418 3120 2592 426 542 321 968 983 AxisTitle No. Of sessions
- 11. Amputation clinic Disability clinic 152 35 Patients seen in different clinics
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