Abstract : Groin pain is a common entity in athletes involved in sports that require acute cutting, pivoting, or kicking such as soccer and ice hockey. Athletic pubalgia is increasingly recognized as a common cause of chronic groin and adductor pain in athletes. It is considered an overuse injury predisposing to disruption of the rectus […]
The psoas major is largest muscle in cross section at lower levels of the lumbar spine. It hasattavhment to all lumbar spine transverse processes and to the antero medial aspect of all lumbar transverse processes and to the anteromedial aspect of the lumbar discs and adjoining bodies with exception of L5 and S1 discs. These […]
People sit with their head positioned in various ways; this is determined by a combination of factors including musculoskeletal structure, age-related body changes, motor performance, occupation, and cultural customs. A forward head posture with rounded shoulders (FHPRS) due to a poor sitting posture is defined as a forward head position with thoracic kyphosis and more […]
D’Onofrio R., Tamburrino P., Pintus A, Manzi V. , Bovenzi A. , Pondrelli G., Tucciarone A. Ita J Sports Reh Po 2017;4; 1 ; 681 – 700 ISSN 2385-1988 [Online ] IBSN 007-111-19-55 Purpose: The purpose of this article is to evaluate, through a review of international scientific literature, the state of the art of […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Walking is influenced by the ability of the sacrum to torsion left on the left axis and right on the right axis. Sacral torsional movement is considered to occur around an oblique axis. the left oblique axis runs from the upper extremity of the left sacroiliac joint to the lower end of the right sacroiliac joint, and […]
Studies looking at muscle activation often rely on surface electromyography (sEMG) readings to determine muscle functionality. New technology, however, enables scientists to get a more accurate picture of muscle contractions. Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) provides a better measurement of muscle activation by recording the T2 relaxation time of tissue water. Scientists from Australia used […]
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Lumbar pain during flexion movement is one of the commonest symptoms that we all face in our routine practice. There are a number of clinical reasoning processes, which need to be considered. Much of the literature focuses on the changes in intra-discal pressure associated with spinal flexion. Which indicate that spinal flexion pain is associated […]
Blog Kinesiology elastic tape is widely used for both clinical and sport applications although its efficacy in enhancing agonistic performance is still controversial. Aim of the study was to verify in a group of healthy basketball players whether a neuromuscular taping application (NMT) on ankle and knee joints could affect the kinematic and the kinetic […]
When the tone of suboccipital muscles falls, it has been reported that the tone of knee flexors such as the hamstrings also decreases due to relaxation of the myofascia. This is because the hamstrings and suboccipital muscles are connected by one neural system, which passes through the dura mater, whihc has been called Super ficial […]
Over time, we have discovered that the circumstances that makeup LBP are not all the same. We now know that although some people’s pain is caused by particular patho-anatomical or structural factors, others are not. We’ve discovered that sometimes, but not always, our deep-stabilizing muscles start to function differently. We’ve also that certain movement patterns […]
Hip joint internal rotation, sometimes referred to as medial rotation, involves the femur rotating within the hip joint toward the body’s midline. This movement also occurs when standing with a fixed lower limb while the pelvis rotates, such as when the left anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) shifts in front of the right, or vice […]
What happens to patients when we do not repair their cuff tears? Five-year rotator cuff quality-of-life index outcomes following nonoperative treatment of patients with full-thickness rotator cuff tears – Boorman et al (2018). Examine 5-year outcomes in a prospective cohort of patients previously enrolled in a nonoperative rotator cuff tear treatment program. 1) 104 participants […]
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