Rotator Cuff Tendinopathy is a very common condition, especially in men over 40. This short but informative infographic outlines some useful facts and recommendations including: findings on ultrasound are often normal bursal effusion is not associated with clinical outcomes or pain the cervical spine may refer pain to the same area there is often a
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September 8 is celebrated as World Physical Therapy Day. This year the World Confederation for Physical Therapy (WCPT) has put together a great toolkit of information and graphics for sharing and spreading the word on the web and across your social media channels. See below for a gallery of mini infographics WCPT has made available. Right-click
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If you’re setting up a clinic, adding to an existing modality lineup, or shopping for a portable unit for home visits, therapeutic ultrasound is one of the more straightforward purchases. But the spec sheets can be confusing, and cheap units can produce uneven or unreliable output. This page covers what actually matters. For a clinical
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Yoga is very popular these days, and with good reason. There are many benefits from its regular practice. The following infographic illustrates many interesting facts around its popularity and growth, about your typical yogi, and more. The 4 sections of the infographic are: The Growing Industry of Yoga Profile of the Yogi Interesting Facts About
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The Monster Walk is a great exercise for helping people who are having issues due to poor activation or weakness of the glutes, primarily gluteus medius. Poor activation of the gluteus medius can lead to a number of musculoskeletal ailments involving many different areas including the knees, hips and even the back. Strengthening them by
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