Functional assessment of orthopedic patients undergoing selected methods of physiotherapy.

Due to the continuity of the musculoskeletal system and the myofascial system, each patient will be examined by a physiotherapist before each individual physiotherapeutic session, and the therapy will be carried out individually within the dysfunctional elements of the musculoskeletal system (including the myofascial system). Participants will be allocated to the various, available interventions on the basis of a test (functional and palpation assessment) carried out by a physiotherapist. Dysfunctional elements of the locomotor system (including the fascial system) of the study participants will be subjected to selected, personalized interventions: 1. Manual therapy: a) soft tissue therapy: targeted myofascial therapy (targeting: deep fascia of muscles and/or intermuscular furrows and/or trigger points and/or densification or fibrosis points/regions of deep and superficial fascia) and/or b) joint mobilisation depending on the treatment plan co-designed with the treating physiotherapist. Treatment will be targeted to areas with structural changes. 2. Exercises: a) patterned movement exercises (using regional and global movement patterns) and/or b) resistance exercises (using manual or instrument-generated resistance). 3. Physical therapy (targeting: cryotherapy and/or electrostimulation). The frequency/duration of the intervention: 2 hours of consultation every 5 days for 2-6 months. The mode of administration: one-on-one face-to-face consultation. The intervention will be performed by a physiotherapist with 15 years of experience. Session attendance checklists will be conducted.