Rehabilitation
Gluteal Overactivity – the quest for Goldilocks Glutes – Part 2
https://dralisongrimaldi.com/wp-content/uploads/2021-April-Blog-Goldilocks-Glutes-Gluteal-Overactivity.mp4 Optimal gluteal function is often seen as the holy grail of hip rehabilitation, but can you have too much of a good thing? Last month we talked about…
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https://dralisongrimaldi.com/wp-content/uploads/Gluteal-underactivity_March-2021_Dr-Alison-Grimaldi_Blog.mp4 As health and exercise professionals, we are becoming ever more mindful about our language and how patients interpret what we say. Patients frequently report that they’ve been told their…
Read MoreHow physiotherapists treat gluteal tendinopathy
https://dralisongrimaldi.com/wp-content/uploads/Treat-Gluteal-Tendinopathy-Banner.mp4 More than 97% of 743 physiotherapists surveyed across two studies in the United Kingdom (UK), Ireland, Australia and New Zealand (NZ)1,2 are somewhat, or very confident in the management…
Read MoreSurgical Management of Hip Osteoarthritis – Types of Prostheses and Approaches
Includes videocast, podcast, infographic & video/podcast notes. When the time does come for surgery for advanced hip osteoarthritis, it’s not one size fits all in terms of surgical and prosthetic…
Read MoreTendinopathy – Does corticosteroid injection aid or hinder our rehabilitation process?
When physiotherapy treatment for tendinopathy fails, have you ever thought ‘Where did I go wrong?’ Assuming you have applied contemporary evidence informed protocols that incorporate load management and appropriate exercise…
Read MoreHave you asked a patient to recruit their iliocapsularis recently? Ilio…what?
Yes, this is a real muscle and it may have an important function in joint and capsular protection. There is a rapidly growing evidence base for understanding function and dysfunction…
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