Translations of the Scapula
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…
Anatomical Adaptations in Baseball Pitchers
Baseball pitchers present with a unique profile, which allows them to throw baseballs with high speed and accuracy. From Little League pitchers who are just learning to throw consistent strikes to professional pitchers who regularly…
7 Essential Terms for Orthotic Management of Neurological Conditions
Patients with neurological conditions (TBI, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy, etc) may require specific orthoses to help achieve goals and assist in support of the resulting abnormal or increased muscle tone. These orthoses are designed to maintain…
6 Tips to Promote Patient Adherence in Orthotic Wear
You have just completed fabrication of an orthosis for your client per the physician’s specifications. The outcome now depends on your client’s compliance with wearing the orthosis.What can you do to ensure a client uses…
5 Reasons to Use Inhibitory Casting for Spasticity
The goal of casting patients with spasticity is to inhibit tone, reduce spasticity and maintain (and/or increase) soft tissue length. In doing so, we increase the range of motion, allowing patients to use their limb…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
