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Scoliosis: Physical Function and Management
Scoliosis, which is when the spine is curved abnormally, affects 2-3 percent of the U.S. population, or an estimated 6-9 million individuals.1 Gradually developing in infancy READ MORE
Pre-Surgery Physical Therapy to Prevent Lung Complications
Surgery places significant stress on the body, especially major surgery that involves being fully “knocked out” with general anesthesia. Patients recovering from surgery READ MORE
Stress Fractures 
Stress fractures are a common musculoskeletal injury that occurs due to overuse. Too much load on a certain area of the body, whether through repetitive movements or higher READ MORE
Rotator Cuff Strengthening Exercises 
The shoulder is a relatively large and complex joint. The upper arm bone, also known as the humerus, sits in a cup-like structure formed by the shoulder blade, also known as READ MORE
Concussion Management 
Concussions are mild traumatic brain injuries where the brain impacts the skull, causing damage to brain tissue . They commonly happen during sports but can occur in many other READ MORE
Keep Kids Active During Summer Break 
As summer break hits full swing, families should consider ways to keep kids and adolescents active outside of the structure of school. Sedentary behavior, insufficient physical READ MORE
Wrist Conditions: Arthritis vs. Carpal Tunnel 
The wrist is a highly complex joint that can be affected by several different musculoskeletal conditions . Pain, discomfort, weakness, or decreased range of motion in the wrist READ MORE
Physical Therapy vs. Injections for Arthritis 
Arthritis is a common condition that affects functional independence and quality of life in many people, especially older adults. It is a progressive, chronic condition in READ MORE