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Version 2.3 · 2026-07-14
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The store currently lists version 2.3, updated 2026-07-14.








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Access the complete Physical Therapy Case Files library in one app. Explore realistic patient cases across five physical therapy specialties designed to strengthen clinical reasoning, reinforce evidence-based practice, and prepare you for the NPTE.
Browse individual titles covering:
• Acute Care
• Orthopedics
• Neurological Rehabilitation
• Sports
• Pediatrics
Each specialty contains realistic patient cases that walk you through examination, evaluation, diagnosis, treatment planning, interventions, evidence-based recommendations, and NPTE-style review questions.
FEATURES
• Five physical therapy specialties
• More than 150 realistic patient cases
• NPTE-style review questions
• Evidence-based treatment recommendations
• Clinical reasoning through real patient scenarios
• Ideal for coursework and NPTE preparation…
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