Knee injuries are common in athletes, accounting for 41% of all athletic injuries. But knee injuries aren't limited to ...

h_15691691A physical therapy student demonstrates a standing heel exercise ... If you don’t have these connective tissues, ...

Opens in a new tab or window WASHINGTON -- Patients with meniscal tears undergoing physical therapy (PT) had no more ...

As sports and athletic events ramp up, specialists at OrthoCincy are reporting a surge in foot and ankle injuries.

Objective To compare the effectiveness of progressive tendon-loading exercises (PTLE ... signs or symptoms of other coexisting knee pathology on physical examination or ultrasound/MRI and ...

Pain is also felt along the back of the thigh or bottom of the buttock, with the possibility of radiating down behind the knee. Usually there is no swelling, bruising, or hamstring muscle weakness.

It can also be used to treat: arthritis in other joints carpal tunnel syndrome fibromyalgia muscle pain tendonitis ... consider physical therapy or working with a personal trainer who has some ...

Research has also shown physical therapy to be effective in treating chronic knee pain, pelvic pain, and pain caused by sciatica. The evidence supporting physical therapy’s effectiveness is so ...

These types of injuries often require rehabilitation through physical therapy or surgery. Knee pain can also result from injury or overuse of the muscles and tendons surrounding the knee, including ...