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THE “DEAD-ARM”- DISABLED THROWING SHOULDER
The “Dead Arm” syndrome is seen most commonly in young athletes (21-30 years) or individuals whose arms have been powerful hyperextended in elevation and external rotation of the shoulder. It is characterized by a sudden sharp or ’paralyzing’ pain when...
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RUNNING – TO THE FINISH
Running for health- Even a little bit is good, but a little more is probably better. A study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology reported that running for 5-10 minutes at 6 miles/hour every day can...
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YOGA AND PHYSIOTHERAPY: AN INTEGRATION
The physiotherapy profession has undergone a paradigmatic shift in recent years. The current research suggests that better patient outcomes are achieved when a broader view of the patient’s symptoms is used to contextualize the patient-therapist interaction. As a result, it...
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