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Literature review recommends integrating osteopathic techniques to enhance rehabilitation outcomes in burn patients.
Today, the role of restorative medicine is considered key in the development of a new preventative trend in medical science and practical healthcare. The scientific literature published in the eLibrary.ru scientometric database and the PubMed/MEDLINE electronic database over a five-year period (2021-2025) was reviewed. Content analysis and analytical research methods were used. The study makes it possible to recommend the inclusion of manual (osteopathic) techniques in the comprehensive rehabilitation of patients who have suffered a burn injury. Modern achievement in the field of rehabilitation, the development of new technologies, and physical rehabilitation methods offer new opportunities for restoring functionality and mobility in patients. Systematic, comprehensive interdepartmental collaboration is needed to consolidate the efforts of all participants in the rehabilitation process and improve a unified organizational, legal, scientific, and methodological base to enhance the quality of personnel training and rehabilitation care provided.
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