SLAP Lesions
by Robert Springer, SPT Conservative Treatment for SLAP Lesions What is a SLAP Lesion? A SLAP (superior labral tear) lesion is a common injury that can lead to pain, [...]
by Robert Springer, SPT Conservative Treatment for SLAP Lesions What is a SLAP Lesion? A SLAP (superior labral tear) lesion is a common injury that can lead to pain, [...]
by Nick Kossor, PT, DPT Physical Therapy Case Study For Neck Pain History Patient was a 64-year-old female who entered the clinic with complaints of left sided neck pain. [...]
by Elizabeth Hogan, SPT Muscles that supply movement to the foot are divided anatomically into two separate groups: intrinsic and extrinsic. Extrinsic muscles originate outside the foot, and insert [...]
by Caroline Cuda, SPT The sciatic nerve originates from several other nerves in the low back region. It functions to provide motor and sensory information to many muscles of [...]
by Caroline Cuda, SPT Ankle sprain injuries can range from mild to severe, and symptoms can include pain, swelling, and bruising. Physical therapy is a common treatment for ankle [...]
by Robert Springer, SPT Get The Facts About Shin Splints! Shin splints is a common term for a diagnosis of Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome (MTSS). This condition often affects [...]
by Manin Mathew, SPT What is a Reverse Shoulder Replacement? Reverse shoulder replacement surgery is a type of surgery that consists of using a prosthetic ball that is fixed [...]
by Elizabeth Hogan, SPT Have you ever spent a summer day at the beach, walking, relaxing and building sandcastles only to be left frustrated due to foot or ankle [...]
by Bailey Pepper, SPT Knee Osteoarthritis PT & Interventions Background The degeneration of bone structures in the knee joint is referred to as knee osteoarthritis (OA). Knee OA can [...]
CAPT Welcomes Dr. Allison Morgan, PT, DPT to Clinical Staff in Queensbury and Malta Dr. Allie Morgan is a proud Wilton, NY native. She received her Bachelor of Science in [...]