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The shoulder relies predominantly on dynamic muscular control to provide stability. Following management of acute shoulder Instability, physical and psychosocial factors can influence motor con...

The literature is lacking consensus on what rehabilitation programme provides the best outcomes.   Ma et al., (...

The majority (98%) of traumatic shoulder dislocations are in the anterior direction.&nb...

One of the most common injuries that occurs during non-contact sport is a tear of the ACL, a crucial ligament in the twisting, turning and pivoting that many non-contact sport requires.  The (A...

Knee OA Practical e-workshop Based on Management of Osteoarthritis of the Knee (Non-Arthroplasty, Non-Pharmacological) evidence base guideline, this e-workshop will include strong to mod...

For so many, running is more than exercise – running is freedom. It’s an emotional and physical triumph for the human body. There is nothing else like it. Hum...

Ankle injury e-workshop There is a growing interest in the biomechanical behavior, function, injury mechanism and rehabilitation of ankle.  New guidelines in physical medicine and...

In modern medicine, traction is a conservative treatment option often used to help relieve pain and reduce pressure on affected ve...

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a long-term chronic disease whereby deteriorating cartilage in joints leads to bones rubbing together, causing stiffness, pain, and red...

For many, the new normal has come to include working from home. However, anecdotal evidence suggests a growing number of homeworkers are also having to le...

Laser therapy is a clinically proven effective adjacent treatment modality in the physical therapy practice intended for the relief of painful muscles and joints as...

Radial Pressure Wave (RPW) can be used on a range of anatomical structures, each requiring different application techniques and parameters.