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Dr Pavithralochani V

 Assistant Professor
Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute

Publications

  • 3
    Projects

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Expertise

Physiotherapy

Neurology, physiotherapy

Personal Information

Dr Pavithralochani V

Female
ACS Medical College and Hospital, Dr. MGR Educational and Research Institute Department of Physiotherapy,Dr.MGR Educational and Research Institute
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India - 600095

Experience

  • Assistant Professor

    Department of Physiotherapy

    Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute

Qualification

  • MPT In neurology

    Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University , Chennai

  • BPT

    Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University , Chennai

Honours and Awards

2013

BEST UG AWARD

Stride 13, saveetha university

2013

BEST UG AWARD

Stride 13, saveetha university

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Membership In Professional Bodies

2019

Member of manual therapy foundation of india

Life time Membership- professional

2014

INDIAN ASSOCIATION FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY

Life time Membership- professional

2019

Member of manual therapy foundation of india

Life time Membership- professional

2014

INDIAN ASSOCIATION FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY

Life time Membership- professional

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Membership In Committees

2016

Mentor mentee

Coordinator

2016

Mentor mentee

Coordinator

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Research Projects

Efficacy of kinesiotaping on ACL injury in kabaddi players

Funding Agency : Self funded

Effectiveness of Aerobic Exercise and breathing exercise among hypertensive subjects

Funding Agency : Self funded

A comparative study to find out the effectiveness of core stabilization vs mckenzie exercise in the treatment of patients with mechanical low back pain

Funding Agency : Self funded

Efficacy of kinesiotaping on ACL injury in kabaddi players

Funding Agency : Self funded

Effectiveness of Aerobic Exercise and breathing exercise among hypertensive subjects

Funding Agency : Self funded

A comparative study to find out the effectiveness of core stabilization vs mckenzie exercise in the treatment of patients with mechanical low back pain

Funding Agency : Self funded

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