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What are Monofilaments Used For?(Post)
Diabetes is an epidemic. A new report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that the number of Americans with diabetes continues to rise, with over 12% of the adult po ...
What are the Top 5 Therapy Tubs for Universities, Colleges, and High Schools(Post)The Athletic Training Room is the hub of activity for collegiate and high school athletes for almost all sports. Whether separate facilities for mens/boys and womens/girls athletes, or shared f ...
Kyphosis and Upper Crossed Syndrome(Post)Our spinal column has four segments, the cervical (neck), thoracic (ribcage area), lumbar (low back), and sacral/coccygeal (pelvic area and tailbone) segments. From the back the spinal column should ...
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 (flexibilit ...
3B Scientific Human Anatomy Models | Full Buyer's Guide(Post)A Guide to 3B Scientific Human Anatomy Models (3B = Best quality, Best value, Best service) 3B Scientific is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of medical, anatomical, healthcare and sci ...
5 Common Crossfit Injuries Treated by Physical Therapy(Post)Oh Crossfit, how I love and loathe thee…let me count the ways. I love that you’re a strength and conditioning program that works my whole body! I love that your intention is to help folks lose w ...
DNA Jazz Band Provides Relief from Neck and Back Pain(Post)The musculoskeletal system of the human body is built to perform work and to be worked. Without sufficient forces being applied to the body tissues they begin to deteriorate. However, over the y ...
Cold & Heat Therapy Treatments for a Pulled Back Muscle(Post)Back injuries are one of the most common ailments treated in physical therapy and can be caused by various situations. The cost of treatment for patients with low back pain in the United States is $2 ...
Treating Recurrent Injuries with Physical Therapy(Post)Once a patient sustains an injury, there is always a risk for recurrence. It doesn’t matter the type of injury, it can be caused by an accident, work or sports-related activity. In addition to the po ...
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.
Sensory Testing Using Monofilaments for Diabetes and Carpal Tunnel Patients(Post)Sensory testing is important in evaluating the loss of, if any, components of the sensory system which may be damaged either as a result of disease or injury. Monofilaments are the most effectiv ...
The Essential Guide for Therapeutic Modalities for Your Practice: Part Two(Post)If you’re starting your own practice, you probably have a long list of equipment and devices you want to offer. In addition to the modalities you want to offer your patients, accessories and softw ...