This revised edition follows-up on the enormous success of the second edition. Many chapters have been rewritten and photographs added. This book is divided into two parts—Part one deals with General Principles of Rehabilitation while the second part is concerned with the application of these principles in various conditions. There are many disabling diseases and it is beyond the scope of this book to list out all of them, as also the various lines of management. The focus is therefore to bring out the philosophy of rehabilitation and its importance in some of the common neurological and orthopedic conditions. Techniques and technology in rehabilitation (and the various specialties in rehabilitation) have advanced so dramatically in the last decade that it is virtually impossible to bring all aspects into a textbook of this nature. This book, hopefully, will fulfil that need, and since it conforms to the syllabus of physiotherapy and occupational therapy, would immensely benefit students of those disciplines, or indeed anyone who is rehabilitation professional. Also, wherever possible, the use of appropriate technology has been included.