As rehabilitation professionals, we have a high level of skill in prescribing exercises that challenge our patients, especially when it comes to function. As we strive to make an exercise more functional, we inevitably run…
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…
In previous articles, we’ve looked at the scapula’s complex anatomy, which allows it to move as freely as it does and play such a crucial role in human function, as well as the scapula’s rotations.This time…
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…
How soon is it reasonable to expect shoulder replacement patients to return to sports and other desired activities?In a study by Katrin Schumann and colleagues, 89 percent of shoulder replacement patients return to their desired…
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