Recent studies suggest that in a rear-end collision, the injuries collectively described as whiplash associated disorders (WAD) result from the simultaneous hyperextension of the lower cervical spine and hyperflexion of the upper cervical spine. This can lead to a variety of injuries to the bony and/or soft tissues of the neck. Some injuries may not […]
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Every career has its pros and cons when it comes to physical exertion, stress, work hours, and more. When a worker develops carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), is it the job that’s the culprit or is there something else responsible for the patient’s symptoms? We spend about a third of our time each week at work.
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Multiple studies have shown that hyper-pronation (HP) can have effects on the body far beyond the foot. Hyper-pronation is when the ankle rolls inward too much. For example, abnormal motion of the ankle can lead to slight changes in how the knees and pelvis move. As you carry out your normal daily activities, placing added
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