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Handheld Dynamometers in Clinical Practice(Post)
In clinical practice, we need reliable measures of muscle strength to determine mobility and self-care ability within certain patient populations. For example, when you’re treating someone with a spi
Stretching 101: At Home and in Rehabilitation(Post)Stretching is an important element of rehabilitation and for improving flexibility in everyday life. One of the goals of physical therapy is to show patients the best and safest ways to stretch th
Physical Therapy Treatment for Pelvic Dysfunction(Post)Statistics say that 1 out of every 5 Americans (of every age) suffer from some type of pelvic floor dysfunction at some time in their life. Unfortunately, millions of Americans are suffering fr
The Versatility and Effectiveness of the BOB – The Incredible Calf Master (Post)For nearly two decades the BOB Incredible Calf Master exercise device has been used in physical and occupational therapy clinics, athletic training rooms, by professional athletes looking to enhance p
Does Taping Ankles Make Them Weaker(Post)Over the years there has been an ongoing discussion or debate as to whether taping your ankles for practice or playing the game makes the muscles that cross over and help support the ankle weaker. The
What to Know When Purchasing Whitehall Whirlpools, Cold Tanks, and Accessories (A Quick Guide)(Post)The process of purchasing and placing a whirlpool tub or cold tank in a facility, whether that be an athletic training room, therapy clinic, wellness spa, or hospital rehabilitation center, should be
What Muscle Groups are Most Likely to Become Tight? And How to Effectively Stretch them!(Post)In years gone by it was mostly acknowledged that middle aged and older folks were the ones who were primarily going to experience muscle tightness and a loss of joint range of motion (flexibility
The Must-Have Assistive Devices List(Post)For our senior patients who still live in their own homes; safety, mobility and maintaining their independence are of the utmost importance. Unfortunately, for most patients, declining agility and
Treating Common Sports Injuries With Physical Therapy(Post)Traumatic brain injuries suffered during athletic sports have become a common headline in the news. It is estimated that there are 300,000 sports-related traumatic brain injuries (TBI) which can vary
Improving Recovery Outcomes After Knee Joint Replacement Surgery(Post)Severely damaged knees, either from conditions like arthritis or athletic injury, can make it difficult for people to perform daily tasks including: walking, climbing stairs and running without pain.
How to Use Whirlpool Therapy to Treat Sports Injuries(Post)For athletes and active patients alike, hydrotherapy is a natural therapy that helps rehab sports injuries. Not only is hydrotherapy like whirlpool therapy relaxing for patients, but it can be used
LED Therapy and Low Back Pain(Post)Low back pain is the second most common cause of disability in the United States and is the most common reason for sick days for employees. Low back pain is costly for both workers and employers, cost
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