Taping in Physiotherapy
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1. Rigid taping2. Leukotape
3. Kinesio tape
Dr. Kenzo Kase – Chiropractor and acupuncture , 1970’s
International Kinesio taping association (IKTA)
Pain managementOrthopedic,
neuromuscular and neurological conditions
To enhance sports performance
Also used in pediatric conditions
1. Skin function 2. Circulatory and lymph 3. Fascia4. Muscle5. Joint
Increases blood flowBetter control over muscle contractionReduces painFaster healing All effects are modulated and
coordinated by the nervous system by specifically stimulating the sensory motor system
Remove hairNo oil and lotionsAvoid extreme stretching of tapeRub surface to activate tape
Origin to Insertion (O to I)Proximal to distal, 15-35% tensionTo facilitate weak muscle
Insertion to Origin (I to O)Distal to proximal, 15 to 25% tensionTo Inhibit overused muscle
I, X, Y straps
Assessment and Applying tape1.Groin pain
2. Back pain
3. Achilis4. 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 2008Kinesio tape in shoulder impingement
syndrome. Clinical Rheumatology 2011Kinesio tape in preventing ankle sprain. J
Ortho Sports Phys Ther . 2011
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