Publications
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Research
The Prevalence of Hyperextended Knee among Adults: A Cross-Sectional Survey
A condition of the knee bending forward too far beyond the locking position is called hyperextended knee. It occurred primarily as a birth defect but can be augmented with high-impact events, and these predisposing factors in athletes bring about risk to the lower limb. Although this injury is painful, it is easy to treat if it is spotted sooner especially picked up during Joints’ Functional screening.
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Insights
Exercise Prescription for the Unstable Shoulder
The shoulder is the most mobile joint in the body, making it particularly challenging to rehabilitate when its stability is compromised. Successful rehabilitation of the unstable shoulder is dependent on a range of factors; the first being the accurate identification of the type of instability, and any structural or muscular deficits which may be contributing.
Restoration of function and movement patterning through exercise is also a fundamental part of the road to recovery – however, with the stability compromised in such a mobile joint, it can be hard to know where to start when prescribing exercises for your patient.
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