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    Treating Osteoarthritis with Physical Therapy(Post)

    Arthritis is one of those conditions a lot of people expect to develop as they age. Osteoarthritis (OA) is a leading cause of musculoskeletal pain and disability. According to a study, an estimated 27

    Using Combination Therapy Units in Physical Therapy Treatment(Post)

    When treating a patient in physical therapy, time is precious. When working in a busy physical therapy clinic, space is precious. Sometimes or rather most of the time, it can feel like there is too li

    Purdue Pegboard Manipulation and Manual Dexterity Test(Post)

    When I first saw a pegboard test I was reminded of a game I played as a child. But what looks like a game is actually a very effective tool for measuring manual dexterity. A study published in Disab

    Thera-Band Colors Sequence Resistance Levels(Post)

    Theraband Resistance Band Colors Explained You’ve decided to start strength training with theraband resistance bands, but unless you’re working with a professional, you’re probably wondering what th

    ​Everyday Uses for Neuromuscular Stimulation(Post)

    For many years, neuromuscular stimulation was used solely by healthcare professionals such as physical therapists for treating patient’s injuries. Athletes have now discovered the benefits of neur

    Pain Management and the Use of a TENS Unit(Post)

    Pain is a powerful motivator including one of the primary reasons people seek medical attention. Pain in general can be associated with reduction in mobility and engagement in activities of daily livi

    Baseline Large Joint Arthrodial Goniometer User Manual(Post)

    Baseline’s Large Joint Arthrodial Goniometer is used by physical therapists, chiropractors, and other medical professionals to measure joint limitation similar to measurements taken by a protrac

    Popular Treatments for Sports Injuries(Post)

    When people have sports injuries, generally they want to throw some ice on it and call it a day, if they even do that. Unfortunately, some injuries can be persistent and begin to effect functional

    How Physical Therapy Treats Rotator Cuff Tears(Post)

    Rotator cuff injuries are very common and can come from an injury such as sustaining a fall or from repeated overuse. While athletes and laborers are at a higher risk for injury, rotator cuff inj

    ​5 Cryotherapy Modalities in Physical Therapy(Post)

    Cold therapy is among the oldest healing modalities in physical therapy. Thermal modalities are perhaps the mostwidely used and readily available of all treatment options for the rehabilitation pr

    New Results for Physical Therapy and Urinary Incontinence(Post)

    We’ve talked before about the benefits of treating pelvic floor issues with physical therapy. I want to revisit this because an exciting new study performed at the British Columbia Women's Hospital an

    Active Passive Trainers for Physical Therapy(Post)

    When someone is wheelchair bound, it can take a lot of adjustments to keep their body moving. The work involved to keep mobile may discourage some from attempting to exercise, but the truth is whe