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Managing Pain After a Total Knee Replacement

Managing Pain After a Total Knee Replacement

by Motion Stability | Jul 28, 2020 | Dhara Shah, PT, Lower Extremity, Surgery, Total Knee Replacement, Understanding Pain

Written by Dhara Shah PT, DPT, OCS  The decision to get a total knee replacement can be a process.  Initially, you notice knee pain, but it does not change your daily routine. Then, you notice it affecting the things you enjoy doing – playing golf, going for...
FUNCTIONAL FRIDAY: SINGLE LEG SERIES

FUNCTIONAL FRIDAY: SINGLE LEG SERIES

by Motion Stability | Jun 5, 2020 | Lower Extremity, Sports / Fitness, Tom Christ, PT

Written by Tom Christ PT, DPT Single Leg Series  As first mentioned in the first Functional Friday blog, physical therapists will often ask their patients to perform a number of whole body movements that may seem irrelevant to the patient’s condition. Previously...
Functional Friday: Body Weight Squat

Functional Friday: Body Weight Squat

by Motion Stability | May 22, 2020 | Lower Extremity, Sports / Fitness, Tom Christ, PT

Written by Tom Christ PT, DPT Body Weight Squat  You may have noticed that your physical therapist often asks you to perform a number of different movements such as walking, squatting, standing on one leg, and bending in different directions during the initial...

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