by zoe | Feb 7, 2022 | Case Study, Spine and trunk |
How can foot pain be connected to the ribcage? I am currently treating a keen runner in his 40’s who has come in with planta fasciitis. Now, you may think, how on earth can the ribcage be involved with this problem? Assessment: When I assessed this man, I...
by zoe | Nov 25, 2021 | Case Study |
Case study: Finding the source of Shoulder Pain Around Barcelona there are many incredible climbing spots, so… as a physiotherapist, I get to see a lot of climbers and I get to help a lot of people optimise their upper limb biomechanics. Recently I saw a guy who...
by zoe | Nov 9, 2021 | Case Study |
Treating elbow pain is notoriously difficult because the problem invariably does not come from the elbow! An example is a client that I have seen recently complaining of long term inner side elbow pain which is made worse with swimming, gripping and interestingly,...
by zoe | Oct 12, 2021 | Case Study |
Intelligent shoulder rehabilitation requires a step by step approach building a combination of mobility and stability through the ribs, scapula, shoulder itself and arm. To really help your clients with shoulder problems you need to first optimise their scapula...
by zoe | Aug 24, 2021 | Case Study |
Neck pain and scapula instability are nearly always related. Interesting case study this week: client comes in with xray of neck which shows some shortening / tilt to one side and narrowing of space in the lower cervical region (very common). Testing using NKT showed...
by zoe | Aug 18, 2021 | Case Study |
In this Fisioplus Pilates case study we look at how tattoos can act like scars on the body and contribute to preventing optimal movement. I love to see fantastic tattoos but remember that getting a tattoo is painful, and the brain cleverly (hopefully temporarily)...
