As part of the ongoing efforts to advance modern rehabilitation practices and enhance scientific knowledge in the fields of manual therapy and body engineering, a new scientific research paper by Dr. Mohammad Khaled Al-Buqai has been published under the title:

“A Literature Review on Rehabilitation Strategies for Bell’s Palsy”

The study appears in Issue No. 89 of the Electronic International Multidisciplinary Journal (EIMJ), a peer-reviewed international scientific journal with an accredited classification that specializes in publishing research across various fields of science.

The paper presents a comprehensive review of the latest rehabilitation strategies used in treating facial nerve paralysis (Bell’s Palsy), with a focus on critically analyzing therapeutic approaches across the different stages of the condition. The research covers several key areas, including:

• Manual therapy and its role in restoring muscular balance
• Neuromuscular retraining as an approach to improve facial muscle motor control
• Different types and techniques of electrical stimulation and their role in restoring nerve function
• The importance of early rehabilitation intervention in improving recovery outcomes and reducing long-term complications

Through this study, Dr. Al-Buqai emphasizes the importance of integrating manual therapy with neuromuscular approaches to achieve effective rehabilitation outcomes, while also highlighting the role of comprehensive treatment in improving the quality of life for individuals affected by facial nerve paralysis.

This publication represents a significant addition to Dr. Al-Buqai’s scientific achievements, further strengthening his position as a pioneer of modern rehabilitation, the founder of body engineering sciences and manual therapy, and a key contributor to enriching both Arab and international scientific literature in the field of comprehensive rehabilitation.