32 days ago by stemcelldoc

The Centeno-Schultz Clinic acknowledges the dangers of utilizing narcotics in managing chronic spine pain. These include addiction, tolerance requiring escalating doses. cognitive and behaviour changes and death. The Centeno-Schultz Clinic offers comprehensive spine care including facet and epidural ...

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43 days ago by stemcelldoc

At the Centeno-Schultz Clinic we acknowledge that low back pain can arise from the lumbar facets, intervertebral disc and the sacroiliac joint. An overlooked cause of low back pain is entrapment of the superior cluneal nerve. The cluneal nerve is compromised of the posterior rami of L1, L2 and L3 an ...

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46 days ago by stemcelldoc

At the Centeno-Schultz Clinic we are committed to identifying the source of a given patient’s pain. Back pain can arise from many sources which include dysfunctional muscles, structural instability, facet joint, sacroiliac joint and disc degeneration. Ortho 2.0 details the importance of function and ...

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47 days ago by Katherine Crawford

If there is one thing that can ruin your exercise career, it’s lower back pain. You see, lower back pain can be debilitating and de-motivating. And there are so many methods and solutions for getting rid of back pain that it can be a little daunting. Thus, here are 6 strategies for getting this area ...

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64 days ago by Dr. Erson Religioso III, DPT, MS, FAAOMPT

I was asked recently by a reader on the TrP post by Patrick Ward/Optimum Sports Performance on what I find with QL TrPs. While I don't treat TrPs directly, I do make a mental note when I palpate one, to see if it refers, and also to see post treatment if it is still there. Sometimes something as sim ...

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71 days ago by Yoga In The Sky

GIbbon Skeleton-- torso, pelvis, shoulders, and skull anterior view Comparative anatomy is cool. When you look at the anatomy, form and function of another species, you can gain insights into the human body in ways we may have overlooked or ignored. Invisible characteristics become relevant and sign ...

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72 days ago by Dr. Erson Religioso III, DPT, MS, FAAOMPT

via The Sports Physiotherapist Another great post by the Sports Physiotherapist. I had recently used this article in a class I taught and was going to blog about it, but he did first, so I'll just link back to his site. You can screen apparent hamstring "strains" very quickly with a repeated motion ...

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73 days ago by Dr. Erson Religioso III, DPT, MS, FAAOMPT

I was performing the Mulligan Belt Traction with Pt Hip IR MWM yesterday. She is a lumbar foraminal stenosis with hip dysfunction in a capsular pattern on the same side. She has been improving steadily with IASTM to her lumbar paraspinals, hamstring, ITB, and MWM to her left hip. While performing th ...

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100 days ago by Dr. Erson Religioso III, DPT, MS, FAAOMPT

Dr. McGill dispels some myths about the lumbar spine including flexibility, injuries, lifting, and core strengthening. A few exercises and progressions are presented. The Kinesio in the video has great form in performing the quadruped exercises in particular.

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103 days ago by Mark

Training the posterior chain is very important. But whilst most areas are hit with big lifts with big impact, the posterior chain is often poorly dealt with.

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