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Welcome to Physical Therapy Web, your premier destination for Physical Therapy Articles & Resources! Our mission is to empower both patients and healthcare professionals with the latest insights, research, and practical advice in the field of physical therapy. Whether you’re seeking rehabilitation exercises, expert interviews, industry trends, or peer-reviewed articles, our comprehensive resources are designed
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The following article provides a brief description of what it means to be a physical therapist. It also provides information and advice on how to get accepted into a physical therapy school. The article may be of interest to you if you are thinking of becoming a physical therapist. If you wish to comment on
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What is therapeutic ultrasound? Therapeutic ultrasound is a modality that has been used by physical therapists since the 1940s. Ultrasound is applied using a round-headed wand or probe that is put in direct contact with the patient’s skin. Ultrasound gel is used on all surfaces of the head in order to reduce friction and assist
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Physical therapists commonly treat individuals who have experienced an injury to the group of muscles/tendons in the shoulder called the ‘Rotator Cuff.’ This group of tissues can actually become torn if the cause of micro or macro-trauma is not treated or prevented. The following article provides an overview of the structures involved, the condition itself,
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Physical therapy students learning orthopedic assessment should be familiar with the concept of capsular patterns of the joints to effectively differentially diagnose joint pain and dysfunction. Dr. James Cyriax was the first to extensively study soft tissue lesions. When inflammation of a joint is present (known as synovitis or capsulitis), not only does passive stretching
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Question: List the possible etiologies of tennis elbow. Answer This content is provided courtesy of Jim Meadows and Swodeam Institute .
Lateral epicondylitis, also known as ‘Tennis Elbow‘ is a common ailment amongst far more than just tennis players. The causes of tennis elbow are many and varied, with tennis actually being on of the lesser common. What structures make up the elbow joint? The elbow is made up of three bones, which are connected by
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Any tool that can help people be more active and involved in their own rehabilitation is worthwhile. An increase in patient compliance can be achieved by making exercise programs easier to adhere to. Clear descriptions of how to perform exercises correctly is also critical to the success of any exercise program. Here is a list
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