In a previous article, “Can a STEM Perspective Deepen Our Appreciation of Human Movement?,” we discussed how we can apply science and technology principles to better understand human movement.In this follow-up article, we will look…
Performing a physical exam on a patient is a process of peeling back layers of a problem.Does a particular movement relate to symptoms or dysfunction? Does your patient move this way by choice, by habit…
Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) is the most commonly performed total joint replacement surgery, with over 600,000 surgeries occurring annually. Total hip arthroplasty (THA) is the second most common.By 2030, the number of knee replacements is…
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…
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