Dizziness and Vertigo
Dizziness and vertigo account for over 8 million primary care visits in the U.S.each year. Dizziness is the leading presenting complaint for seniors over age 75.
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Iliotibial Band Revisited
Iliotibial band syndrome describes an irritation of the tissues near the distal attachment of the iliotibial band (ITB). This overuse syndrome is particularly common in runners and cyclists.
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Foot Hyperpronation
Identification and successful management of Foot Hyperpronation- a commonly overlooked “functional” problem that delays recovery.
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Upper Crossed Syndrome
This article will show you how to identify and treat one of the most common contributors to ongoing upper body complaints: Upper Crossed Syndrome.
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Ankylosing Spondylitis
In the setting of chronic lower back pain in a young individual, a seronegative spondyloarthropathy would be the prime consideration, with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) being the most likely etiologyunless.
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Treating LBP: Extension vs. Flexion
McKenzie Mechanical and Diagnosis Therapy employs a unique assessment technique that has shown the greatest validity and reliability.
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Responsible Use of Radiation Producing X-Rays
videnced-based care is no longer coming, it has arrived. Provider profiling, including data points on outcomes, frequency of care, the expense associated with patient management, and patient satisfaction has been gathered. This article is intended to bring you up to date with imaging guidelines.
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Tennis Elbow or Radial Tunnel Syndrome
The radial tunnel is defined as the space surrounding the radial nerve as it traverses the posterior forearm from the radiocapitellar joint thru the supinator muscle. (1) “Radial tunnel syndrome” describes symptoms generated from irritation or compression of the radial nerve within this 2” tunnel.
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