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By María A. Ocasio-Silva, MD & Kathryn Greaves, MPT - The physical, mental and social benefits derived from sports participation for all ages and abilities are widely accepted. Research examining the influence of physical activity, exercise and sports participation on individuals with and without disabilities shows sports: increase muscle strength and flexibility, improve exercise ...>>read more |
By Chai Rasavong, MPT, MBA - Chondromalacia patella (CMP) is a condition at the knee commonly found in younger athletes and in females where the articular cartilage under the patella (kneecap) softens or becomes damaged. Since the patella sits in the groove of the trochlea of the femur (thigh bone) and moves smoothly up and down in this groove with knee motion it can be susceptible to ...>>read more |
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Other Featured Articles |
Other Featured Articles |
| ¨ Downward Dog Shoulder Ther Ex- By J. O'Halloran, PT ...>>read more | ¨ Marketing Your PT Clinic Website - By C. Rasavong, PT ...>>read more |
| ¨ Clinical Reasoning Process- By T. Schmidt, MSPT ...>>read more | ¨ Starting a Private PT Practice- By C. Novasic, PT ...>>read more |
By Jennifer Hill, MPT, CSCS - Fractures associated with osteoporosis are a major health problem among the elderly. A principle cause of these fractures is a reduced bone mass, which can be the result of age-related bone loss and/or failure to achieve sufficient peak mass at maturity (1). Exercise may contribute to the ...>>read more
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