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Sherlock Holmes admonishes Dr. Watson by stating, “You see, but you do not observe.”My mentor offered a similar commentary to me in reference to my diagnostic abilities, or lack thereof. I trust his critique was…
Why teach athletes about pain? I could respond by quoting studies on “reconceptualization” of pain – big fancy words to say people think differently about their pain. Some studies imply that we reduce fear and…
Pelvic pain in athletes involves a wide spectrum of differential diagnoses. Is it orthopedic? (A labral tear? A pelvic girdle issue?) Or perhaps myofascial? (Pelvic floor? Adductors?) Neurological? (Pudendal? Obturator?) Biopsychosocial? Dermatological? Vascular? The possibilities…
Every day, patients ask, “What’s the best shoe for me?” There’s a big problem when a clinician’s knowledge base of shoe prescription has been largely, and in some cases entirely, shaped by the shoe industry itself…
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