What role do asymmetries of the lower quadrant play in movement dysfunction? What evidence-based and innovative assessments and interventions are available to effectively treat your patients and athletes with lower quadrant dysfunction?Emerging evidence suggests that…
On average, individuals with knee osteoarthritis have a 20 percent quadriceps deficit prior to undergoing a traditional total knee arthroplasty (TKA).1 At one year post-op, this deficit has been reported to be…
Are All Dancers Created Equal?The majority of rehabilitation clinicians recognize the uniqueness of the athletic prerequisites of their patient’s sport. For example, you can probably identify a difference in physical requirements between a tennis player…
When prescribing exercises, do you tend to automatically prescribe “three sets of ten” without really knowing why you’re doing it?There’s a lot to consider when prescribing exercises to a patient:Where should the patient begin?What’s the…
Femoroacetabular impingement syndrome (FAIS) was described as early as 1936. As this condition has become more recognized among the medical community, the number of patients identified with FAIS has significantly increased.With this increased recognition, there…
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