Post-Op Shoulder: Using End Feel to Gauge Progression Speed
Therapists are challenged on a daily basis to get their patients back to normal function. Think about it: someone comes to you in pain, just out of surgery or unable to do a daily task…
Shoulder Replacement: How Can We Speed Up Recovery?
According to the American Journal of Sports Medicine, 89% of shoulder replacement patients return to their desired activities in 3-6 months. I strongly feel that today’s baby boomer patients, who are striving to maximize even…
So, You Walk Like a Duck: The Evolution of the Collapsed Arch
Is the flat foot a scar of the human evolutionary process, or have we misunderstood our foot’s natural design and brought about the aches and pains we feel today with poor lifestyle choices? This is…
Four Stroke Recovery Models to Help Customize Treatment Plans
Stroke recovery is a long process that begins during inpatient care. It is critical that practitioners and researchers understand the recovery process from the perspectives of stroke survivors and their family members who will be…
When to Return to Sport? A Brief History of ACL Rehabilitation Approaches
In 1981, the staff of Cincinnati Sports Medicine provided a comprehensive article outlining knee rehabilitation after ACL reconstruction.1 This article was well referenced and complete – in many ways it was evidenced-based…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
