Dilkush Vikram, Junior Physiotherapist at Pain & Stroke Rehab Centre, T. Nagar
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Dilkush Vikram

Junior Physiotherapist

MPT (Neuro)T. Nagar, Chennai1+ year of experienceNeurological rehabilitation
About

About Dilkush

Dilkush Vikram, MPT (Neuro), has a special interest in neurological rehabilitation. His clinical approach centres on understanding how a condition affects a person's movement and everyday function, and using purposeful, goal-directed rehabilitation to help patients progress toward greater independence. With a postgraduate specialisation in neurological physiotherapy and clinical experience across neurological, orthopaedic, geriatric, sports and post-operative rehabilitation, he brings a functional approach to patient care — particularly focused on the practical side of neurorehabilitation: movement, transfers, balance, mobility and confidence in the activities that matter to a patient's daily life.

Clinical areas

Conditions treated

Primary focus: neurological rehabilitation

  • Stroke & hemiplegia
  • Parkinson’s disease
  • Neurological movement & mobility impairments
  • Functional limitations following neurological conditions

Also treats

  • Musculoskeletal & orthopaedic conditions
  • Post-operative rehabilitation
  • Sports injuries
  • Geriatric mobility problems
  • Pain-related conditions
  • General weakness / deconditioning
Treatment expertise

Where his clinical focus lies

Dilkush's work draws on functional neurorehabilitation, therapeutic exercise, mobility and transfer training, balance and postural control, gait rehabilitation, strengthening, movement retraining, bed mobility and task-specific functional practice, with a particular emphasis on translating improvements in body function into better performance of everyday activities.

Approach to rehabilitation

Meaningful, graded and functional

  1. Assess what limits independenceAssessment findings identify the specific movements and functional tasks holding a patient back.
  2. Graded, meaningful activitiesTreatment is progressed through meaningful, graded activities, not isolated exercises alone.
  3. Active participationCueing and repetition, with assistance reduced progressively as ability improves.

Safety, confidence and functional carryover into daily life stay central throughout.

Credentials

Research and achievements

Research & Publications
  • MPT research project: Effect of MEND Therapy in Improving Balance and Reducing Kinesiophobia Among Patients with Parkinson's Disease, a Pilot Study.
  • BPT research project: Serratus Anterior Strengthening Exercise Programme for Male Adolescent Tennis Players, a Pilot Study.
  • Presented research work at physiotherapy academic conferences.
Professional Memberships & Achievements
  • Participated in international and national physiotherapy conferences, clinical workshops, continuing physiotherapy education programmes, and research-oriented academic activities.

Book an appointment with Dilkush

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