A summary of my upcoming review on ResearchReviewService.com
A continuing education resource for those of you looking to stay up to date with your prescribed training programs and exercises.
This review was recently posted on ResearchReviewService.com and integrated the results of two studies that investigated the effect of pain, tear size, location and humeral head migration on the clinical outcomes and risk of progression in patients with rotator cuff tears.
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This review is a summary of my recent submission to Research Review Service. The information below was derived from Thompson & Driskill’s Neurovasular Problems in the Athlete’s Shoulder, recently published in Clinics in Sports Medicine. For a greater understanding of the following information, including the etiology and management strategies of the various conditions, I strongly [...]
I’d like to introduce everyone to a website that I’ve recently started to contribute to. Research Review Service is a great opportunity for manual therapists to stay current with the literature, especially when evidence-based medicine is considered the standard for contemporary health care. Don’t worry, for those of you in the strength and conditioning world, [...]
For my first post, I would like to summarize the developments of the most recent symposium on concussion in sport. This was held in Zurich last year and brought together the “big dawgs” in sports concussion. Since this is merely a summary, I ask that you all read the original document in its entirety as [...]
