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Issue 74
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September 2014 |
Thank you for reviewing our monthly newsletter for physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, students and other healthcare professionals. Our newsletter features various articles by healthcare professionals which will help our members stay informed on the latest developments in the physical therapy realm.
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When Modalities Are Not An Option by Kerry D'Ambrogio, D.O.M., A.P., P.T., D.O.-M.T.P.
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Ann is a 74-year-old female who presented in our office with severe muscle spasms in the posterior left shoulder and paraspinal region. The muscle spasm started 10 days earlier after having a pacemaker implanted in her left anterior subclavian region. The cardiologist who performed Ann's surgery instructed her not to move the left shoulder or arm above shoulder height. She also was not to push, pull, ..>>read more |
Physical Therapy Management of Prepatellar Bursitis by Michelle Kornder, DPT
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A bursa is a small, pad-like sac filled with synovial fluid that reduces friction between adjacent tissues in the human body (1). Four bursa are located over the anterior aspect of the knee joint: the suprapatellar bursa, the deep infrapatellar bursa, the subcutaneous infrapatellar bursa, and the prepatellar bursa (2). The suprapatellar bursa is located between the femur and the quadriceps tendon (2). The deep infrapatellar bursa is ..>>read more
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