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Total Knee Replacement compared to Physical Therapy for Knee Arthritis
Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is a common condition in middle to older age and is a leading cause of pain and
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Foot Orthotics and Overuse Injury
Customized foot orthotics based off a clinical examination, plaster or foam cast have been utilized for decades in order to
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Return to Sport and Back Surgery
We have previously written on low back pain and the dramatic rise in surgeries with this patient population, despite evidence
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Improving Throwing Velocity
A common question we receive from young throwers and their parents is how to improve throwing velocity safely without undue
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Impact of Communication on Patient Outcomes
William Osler, M.D., considered by many to be the father of modern medicine once said "listen to the patient he
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Subjective Examination and Low Back Pain
Introduction Low back pain (LBP) is a common, disabling condition with both musculoskeletal and non musculoskeletal contributions. It has been
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The Cause and Treatment of Cramping Muscles
Hydration, electrolytes, salt and pickle water are all common internet solutions for muscle cramping. These remedies are based off the
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Improving Throwing Velocity Through Leg Strengthening
In our practice, we commonly see adolescent baseball athletes suffering from shoulder and elbow injuries. On average 1 in 2
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ACL Reconstruction and Surgical Outcomes
ACL sprains and complete tears are of the most common injuries we encounter at Mend Physical Therapy. Prior posts in our
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Using Strength Training To Improve Your Flexibility
In a prior blog posts we discussed the effects of stretching on fitness, performance and flexibility. We are often prescribing
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Physical Therapy Exercise and Knee Osteoarthritis
Previously we wrote about the positive impacts of exercise on the body's tissues. The benefits of exercise is based on
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How Does Stretching Improve Flexibility?
here are not many more controversial topics in the exercise science literature than stretching. While most believe stretching is an
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What Happens to Athletes after ACL Reconstruction
Up to 250,000 athletes will sustain an ACL injury each year and the majority of these patients will require Physical
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Predicting Injury in Runners from the Physical Therapy Exam
We have previously written about the functional movement screen (FMS) and its' ability to predict injury although more recent research has
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Weight Training in Children
A common question we receive from parents is "when can my child start weight training". This is a difficult question
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Preventing Recurrence of Achilles Tendinopathy and Return to Sport
In prior posts we described risk factors for an initial episode of achilles tendinopathy including muscle imbalances, calf weakness (concentric
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How Important is Imaging for Tendon Pain and Injury?
Our prior posts on tendon injuries have described the structural changes that take place with chronic symptomatic tendinopathies. The disorganization
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Economic Cost of Running Injuries
Mend Physical Therapy has previously written on the prevention and treatment of running injuries in multiple prior blog posts.
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Just One Thing - October is Physical Therapy Month
October is American Physical Therapy Association's Physical Therapy Month. During the month of October Mend Physical Therapy will be offering
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Maximizing Your Dynamic Sports Warm Up
In a previous post we highlighted the importance of a dynamic warm up to gradually increase cardiovascular work, improve mobility, decrease
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Do One Thing and Do It Well
The majority of patients undergoing treatment by a Physical Therapist will receive a home exercise program (HEP) based on their
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Lateral Elbow Pain and Physical Therapy Solutions
Elbow pain on the outside of the elbow is most common in individuals’ aged 30-50 y.o. and effects 1-3% of
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Knee Pain and Physical Therapy Treatments
Knee Pain BackgroundAnterior knee pain is a term used to encompass many conditions affecting structures of the knee. The majority
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Running Foot Strike Patterns and Injury Risk
Our previous blog post detailed the differences in biomechanics between foot strike patterns in runners. There are clear bio mechanical
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