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Treating The Top 10 Sports & Recreation Injuries

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Most Common Injuries Seen by Physical Therapists and Sports Medicine ProfessionalsSports and recreational activities have wide-reaching health benefits, but they also come with the risk of injury. Fro

User Manual for the Mettler Sonicator 940 Plus Four Channel Combination Machine

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One of our most popular brands for therapeutic ultrasound machines is the Mettler Sonicator series and specifically the 940 Plus combination therapy machines. Mettler Electronics is well known for pro

Using Physical Therapy to Treat Osteoarthritis Patients with Total Knee Replacements

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There are more than 719,000 knee replacements performed in the United States each year. Osteoarthritis is a degenerative condition that makes patients at a higher risk for the need of a total knee rep

Comparing the DNA Jazz Band Multi-Mode Intelligent Light Therapy to Traditional Light Therapy

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Traditional Light Therapy Traditional light therapy, or red light therapy (also called laser therapy), is a treatment that touts to help skin, muscle, and other connective tissues heal by exposin

How To Treat Upper Extremity Injuries Effectively

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Hand and upper extremity care is a subspecialty in physical therapy and refers specifically to treating areas of the hands, wrists, elbows, fingers and arms. Patients can experience pain and loss o

Popular Treatments for Sports Injuries

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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

5 Case Studies of Injuries and Chronic Conditions of the Upper Extremities

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Injuries to the upper extremities can be just as debilitating as those that happen in our larger muscle groups. From neck pain to limitations in the upper joints, it’s important for patients to see

Are Physical Anatomical Models Effective in Teaching Anatomy?

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Teaching with Anatomical Models The ability to see, touch, hold, and carefully examine something is an important aspect of spatial learning. The human body with its complexities and three-dimen

Non-Invasive Treatment for Disc Herniation

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When a patient experiences a disc herniation it can create chronic pain, loss of ability to perform daily tasks, and emotional distress. Patients with disc herniation often come to physical therapy wo

How to Treat Forward Head Posture and Associated Side Effects

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We see poor posture all the time, especially in physical therapy. Gravity, staring at our computer screens, and driving are just a few of the things pulling our heads into a forward posture. Forward

New Results for Physical Therapy and Urinary Incontinence

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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

Using Neuromuscular Stimulation in Physical Therapy

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One of the coolest parts of working in physical therapy is watching patients regain functional mobility.Gaining function for patients with neurological injuries can be one of the most rewarding par