Juveniilne idiopaatiline artriit ja füsioteraapia
treatment, physical therapy,
occupational therapy
Symptoms
Non-specific
Lethargy, reduced
physical activity,
and poor appetite
Pain
Persistent
swelling of the
affected joint(s)
Morning stiffness
A multidisciplinary approach is
necessary for the successful treatment
of JIA, with the active involvement of
pediatric rheumatologists, physiatrists,
physiotherapists, occupational
therapists, psychologists, and dieticians.
Rehabilitation
Comprehensive rehabilitation program
must start early
,,An ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure"
Rehabilitation management of childhood
disease differs from adult disease
Patients with JIA tend to keep their joints
in the most comfortable positions
Joint volume is maximum
Weakness of extensor muscles
Contracture of flexor muscles -> leads to
loss of function
Complete extension of the joint cannot
annaabi.ee 
