there is always question in mind that what is the appropriate time and way to assess breathing. The most efficient method to educate patients about normal and abnormal breathing patterns is to give a verbal cues. Recognising and Treating Breathing Disorders. It is incredibly well written and packed with information from multiple clinical domains and […]
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In the early 20th century the SI joint was thought to be the main source of law back pain and was the focus of many scientific investigations. But recently two newest theories have been developed. First, the theory of rotational malalignment known today as the Malalignment Syndrome which includes: SI joint upslip/downslip (superior/inferior shear), sacral torsion […]
Plantar heel pain is one of the most common conditions a clinical therapist encounters. Several conditions lead to heel pain like• Plantar fasciitis• Calcaneal fracture• Rupture of plantar fascia • Atrophy of heel pad Entrapment of tibial nerve and/or its branches may also cause heel pain. s. Although the contribution of nerve entrapment to plantar […]
Working with the patients in the clinic and assessing their structural affection has always been a mind scratching job. Multiple tests are performed but there remains a doubt that which structure/ tissue is involved – contractile or non- contractile/ inert tissue. Contractile tissue refers to Muscle, Tendon, Musculo – Tendinous junction, Teno – Periosteal junction, […]
Tendinopathy, often known as tendinitis, is one of the most frequent ailments sustained by sports and gym-goers. However, this name is technically wrong since ‘itis’ indicates inflammation, which is not regarded to play a significant part in most tendon disorders. Tendinopathy is an overuse injury to the tendon that leads to collagen degradation (the main […]
Due to the wide range of shoulder instability symptoms,… Exercise for health. It is a mainstay in the toolkit of a physiotherapist.… © Copyright 2020 – proactivephysioknowledge (Developed by Hems & Hub Design World)
Wearing tight jeans has become fashion now a day. But there lies potential in wearing tight jeans regularly as it alters the lumbo-pelvic rhythm significantly. If a person’s LPR remains disturbed for long tome it may cause LBA and person may become prone to get IVDP. Disturbed LPR due to wearing tight Jeans creates abnormal […]
It’s aggravating when patients don’t perform their workouts. We spend time giving them activities and are convinced that they understand the requirements for at-home practise. When we inquire how their workouts went the previous week, however, we often hear a tepid reaction or uncertainty from our patients. When we dig a bit further, we discover […]
Attention to the work or surroundings (external attention) appears to be generally superior than attention to the body (internal attention) when it comes to performing or learning a movement skill. But there are a few disclaimers: While external attention is generally advantageous, there are specific situations in which internal focus may be especially useful; Internal […]
Wearing tight jeans has become fashion now a day. But there lies potential in wearing tight jeans regularly as it alters the lumbo-pelvic rhythm significantly. If a person’s LPR remains disturbed for long tome it may cause LBA and person may become prone to get IVDP. Disturbed LPR due to wearing tight Jeans creates abnormal […]
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Abstract : Background Alteration of normal scapulohumeral rhythm due to the fatigue of scapular-stabilizing muscles induces decrease of rotator cuff strength. In this study we analyzed the interobserver and intraobserver realibility of the infra- spinatus strength test (IST) and infraspinatus scapular retraction test (ISRT) in 29 overhead athletes with scapular dykinesis, before and after 6 […]
The Science Behind TENS Machines – Do They Really Work? – Proactive Physio Knowledge
When exploring the use of TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) units, people often ask, “How do TENS units work?” However, a more critical question is, “Do TENS machines actually work?” The Evidence on TENS Units for Pain Relief There is some evidence suggesting that TENS units can help alleviate pain, but the data supporting this […]