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Rehabilitation Guidelines for Meniscal Repair of Root and Complex Tears
Article Review by Evan Peterson PT, DPTKnee Structure The knee joint is composed of several parts. It contains bone, ligament, tendon, joint capsule, and different types of cartilage. The knee contains 2 distinct cartilages: articular and meniscus. Articular cartilage...
Masterclass: Hypermobility and hypermobility related disorders
Reviewed by Evan Peterson PT, DPTIntroductionMobility over the last several years has been a source of topic when discussing general health and wellness. Many people believe the more mobile a joint is the better off it will be. There are varying degrees to which a...
Examination and Treatment of Cuboid Syndrome: A Literature Review
Article reviewed by Evan Peterson PT, DPTBackgroundFoot pain is a common injury experienced across the population in both the athletic and non-athletic population alike. There are many different causes for foot pain, but one in particular is often misdiagnosed or...
Comparison of 3 Preventative Methods to reduce the Recurrence of Ankle Inversion Sprains in Male Soccer Players
by Bridget Collier PT, DPT The study, “Comparison of 3 Preventative Methods to Reduce the Recurrence of Ankle Inversion Sprains in Male Soccer Players” looks at 3 interventions and a control group to determine which is the most effective in preventing recurring ankle...
The foot core system: a new paradigm for understanding intrinsic foot muscle function
Article Review by Evan Peterson PT, DPTOver the years, there has been much discussion regarding building “core” muscle and stability. When the term “core” is used, generally the public immediately is drawn to the abdominal and trunk musculature. In this article by...
When Treating Coexisting Low Back Pain and Hip Impairments, Focus on the Back: Adding Specific Hip Treatment Does Not Yield Additional Benefits
ARTICLE REVIEW by Tyler Tice PT, DPT, ATCIt is common for individuals with low back pain to also have associated hip pain and is often times challenging to determine the primary source of the pain. This article, which was recently published in the Journal of...
SIRVA: Shoulder Injury Related to Vaccine Administration
by Tyler Tice, PT, DPT, MS, ATCI have seen multiple patients recently reporting they have developed shoulder pain and limited range of motion after receiving the flu or COVID vaccines. The cases that I have seen have varied in time of symptom onset from 2 days to 4+...
Practical Postexercise Recovery Strategies in Male Adult Professional Soccer Players: A Systematic Review
by Nick Mattis, SPT, Ray Moore, PT Introduction: There are several aspects that go into game days when playing sports: traveling, getting suited up, pre-game warm-up, the game itself, and last but not least, the post-game recovery. This article looks into the...
Developing Athletic Motor Skill Competencies in Youth
by Nick Mattis, SPTIntroduction:The development of strength and coordination in children is a rapidly evolving topic that many parents are concerned with. Questions surrounding what the best movements to perform are for child growth and the progression into sports are...
Improvement in clinical outcomes after dry needling vs. myofascial release for patients with fibromyalgia
by Logan Swisher, PT, DPT, OCSIntroductionFibromyalgia syndrome is characterized by chronic and diffuse musculoskeletal pain. The exact cause of fibromyalgia is unknown but abnormalities of the pain processing in the nervous system, such as hyper-responsiveness and...
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