1. Rigid taping
2. Leukotape
3. Kinesio tape
 Dr. Kenzo Kase
– Chiropractor
and
acupuncture ,
1970’s
 International
Kinesio taping
association
(IKTA)
Pain management
Orthopedic,
neuromuscular and
neurological conditions
To enhance sports
performance
Also used in pediatric
conditions
1. Skin function
2. Circulatory and lymph
3. Fascia
4. Muscle
5. Joint
Increases blood flow
Better control over muscle contraction
Reduces pain
Faster healing
All effects are modulated and coordinated by the
nervous system by specifically stimulating the sensory
motor system
Remove hair
No oil and lotions
Avoid extreme stretching of tape
Rub surface to activate tape
Origin to Insertion (O to I)
Proximal to distal, 15-35% tension
To facilitate weak muscle
Insertion to Origin (I to O)
Distal to proximal, 15 to 25% tension
To Inhibit overused muscle
I, X, Y straps
 Assessment and Applying tape
1. Groin pain
2. Back pain
3. Achilis
4. Osgood schaltter disease
5. Calf pain
6. IT band
 Pain relief
 Reduces swelling and inflammation
 Prevent and/or relieves spasm and cramping
 Speedier recovery of overused muscles
 Provides support without restricting ROM
 Allow athletes to remain active while injured
 Enhances strength and muscle tone in weak muscle
 Psychological benefit
 Lack of awareness
 Costly
 Require certified Physiotherapist
 Availability
Kinesio tape in PFPS. Biomed 2008
Kinesio tape in shoulder impingement syndrome.
Clinical Rheumatology 2011
Kinesio tape in preventing ankle sprain. J Ortho
Sports Phys Ther . 2011
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Taping in Physiotherapy

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     Dr. KenzoKase – Chiropractor and acupuncture , 1970’s  International Kinesio taping association (IKTA)
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    Pain management Orthopedic, neuromuscular and neurologicalconditions To enhance sports performance Also used in pediatric conditions
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    1. Skin function 2.Circulatory and lymph 3. Fascia 4. Muscle 5. Joint
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    Increases blood flow Bettercontrol over muscle contraction Reduces pain Faster healing All effects are modulated and coordinated by the nervous system by specifically stimulating the sensory motor system
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    Remove hair No oiland lotions Avoid extreme stretching of tape Rub surface to activate tape
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    Origin to Insertion(O to I) Proximal to distal, 15-35% tension To facilitate weak muscle Insertion to Origin (I to O) Distal to proximal, 15 to 25% tension To Inhibit overused muscle I, X, Y straps
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     Assessment andApplying tape 1. Groin pain 2. Back pain
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    3. Achilis 4. Osgoodschaltter disease
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     Pain relief Reduces swelling and inflammation  Prevent and/or relieves spasm and cramping  Speedier recovery of overused muscles  Provides support without restricting ROM  Allow athletes to remain active while injured  Enhances strength and muscle tone in weak muscle  Psychological benefit
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     Lack ofawareness  Costly  Require certified Physiotherapist  Availability
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    Kinesio tape inPFPS. Biomed 2008 Kinesio tape in shoulder impingement syndrome. Clinical Rheumatology 2011 Kinesio tape in preventing ankle sprain. J Ortho Sports Phys Ther . 2011
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