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Lateral epicondylalgia (Tennis elbow)
Lateral epicondylgia is a comprehensive term for pain at the lateral elbow, more specifically the wrist extensor group. Pain is often associated with weight-bearing, lifting, and daily activities. It is...
Lateral epicondylalgia (Tennis elbow)
Lateral epicondylgia is a comprehensive term for pain at the lateral elbow, more specifically the wrist extensor group. Pain is often associated with weight-bearing, lifting, and daily activities. It is...
Regaining mobility and strength after a wrist f...
The distal radius fracture is one of the most common fractures seen in the outpatient setting. A wrist fracture can result after a fall, motor vehicle accident, or trauma. Often...
Regaining mobility and strength after a wrist f...
The distal radius fracture is one of the most common fractures seen in the outpatient setting. A wrist fracture can result after a fall, motor vehicle accident, or trauma. Often...
Hand Strengthening with Osteoarthritis.
Painful and stiff joints can often make it hard to strengthen the hands. Naturally, as we age, we lose muscle tone which eventually leads to the loss of strength and...
Hand Strengthening with Osteoarthritis.
Painful and stiff joints can often make it hard to strengthen the hands. Naturally, as we age, we lose muscle tone which eventually leads to the loss of strength and...
Carpal Tunnel
Carpal tunnel is one of the most common cumulative trauma nerve conditions seen in an outpatient rehabilitation setting. Frequently, patients will come in seeking conservative management to help with nighttime...
Carpal Tunnel
Carpal tunnel is one of the most common cumulative trauma nerve conditions seen in an outpatient rehabilitation setting. Frequently, patients will come in seeking conservative management to help with nighttime...
Regaining hand mobility after injury
Losing the ability to close your hand after an injury can be frustrating. This can happen after a fracture, stroke, TBI, neurological injury, tendonitis, or immobilization. Loss of mobility can...
Regaining hand mobility after injury
Losing the ability to close your hand after an injury can be frustrating. This can happen after a fracture, stroke, TBI, neurological injury, tendonitis, or immobilization. Loss of mobility can...
Spasticity
After sustaining a TBI, stroke/CVA, MS, SCI, or other neurological injury, patient will often experience patterns of spasticity. These muscle patterns are innate to the brain and used to promote...
Spasticity
After sustaining a TBI, stroke/CVA, MS, SCI, or other neurological injury, patient will often experience patterns of spasticity. These muscle patterns are innate to the brain and used to promote...