Background: This work has the purpose of describing a well standardized therapeutic
path in reference to the article “Regional
Interdependence: A model that needs to be integrated in the functional
evaluation and Physiotherapytreatment—Part. 1,(doi.org/10.4236/ojtr.2016.43010)”in
the form of practical guidance in reference to FigureA1. The
approach we describe provides standardized techniques for each joint regional
quadrant in order to be used in rehabilitation clinic. Therapeutic techniques will also be classified
according to the type of maneuver as classified in the literature.
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