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Archive for the ‘Knee Pain’ Category

Physical Activity is Safe & Encouraged For Knee Osteoarthritis

Knee osteoarthritis is an extremely common disorder that involves the cartilage in a knee joint. In a normal knee, the ends of each bone are covered by cartilage, a smooth substance that protects the bones from one another and absorbs shock during impact. In knee osteoarthritis, this cartilage becomes stiff and loses its elasticity, which […]

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Vertical and Horizontal Hop Training/Testing

Prior to utilizing jump training/testing, the physical therapist (PT) must understand the difference between vertical and horizontal jump performance following ACLR. Initiated at the appropriate time, jump training/testing should be included throughout rehabilitation following ACL reconstruction (ACLR) or ACL injury to allow physical therapists to monitor and document the changes in physical competency throughout the […]

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Physical Therapy Innovations ACL Injury Prevention Program

The ACL, or the Anterior Cruciate Ligament, is an important ligament that functions as a knee stabilizer.  Unfortunately, ACL injuries are very common, with between 100,000 to 200,000 occurring each year. ACL injuries often lead to surgery, an end to a season, and up to a year spent in rehabilitation to safely return to sport. […]

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PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN; IS IT AFFECTING YOU?

WHAT IS PATELLOFEMORAL PAIN SYNDROME (PFPS)? PFPS is a term used for pain in and around the patella (kneecap). “Patellofemoral pain syndrome” is an umbrella term encompassing a number of conditions, making it inappropriate and useless to offer generic “treatment options for PFPS.”  It is important to seek medical advice to determine as specific a […]

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MENISCAL TEARS OF THE KNEE

The Meniscus Anatomy The knee is a hinged joint made up of your thigh bone (femur) and your shin bone (tibia). The ends of the bones are covered with a smooth surface called articular cartilage (Fig 1). When this surface cartilage wears out it is called arthritis. Fig 1 The meniscus is a C shaped […]

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Have You Torn Your ACL?

Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) injuries are quite common in sports, but what happens after the injury? A majority of ACL injuries occur without contact from another player, but rather with cutting or pivoting activity.  While this type of injury can be devastating, the good news is we have seen patients come back to that same […]

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Do You Have Knee Pain?

Have your knees been through a lot?  Overuse, surgeries, injections, injuries and more?  Have you had knee pain over months or years? Confused on where to start with your knee pain?  Even if you have you tried physical therapy?  Even if you have not had success without other interventions or physical therapy, give us a […]

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