Shoulder impingement is one of the most frequent diagnoses given to those with shoulder pain. Individuals with shoulder impingement syndrome classically present with poor scapular muscle activation patterns and faulty mechanics when reaching or [...]
Biofeedback is a tool that uses myoelectrical signals to help retrain muscles. It can be used to either increase or reduce muscle activity depending on the goal and diagnosis. Over the last decade, many studies [...]
Original air date: Wednesday, December 8th at 1pm EST Dr. Jim Wagner OTD, CSCS and Seth Forman MEd, CSCS of KayeZen VECTOR discuss the role of resistance training from multiple vectors in a clinical setting. See [...]
Over the course of a year anywhere from 20-70% of runners will struggle with an injury.(1) Lateral hip pain is a common injury that plagues many runners.(1,2) Often times, runners [...]
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sEMG biofeedback is a versatile, low-risk, highly effective intervention. Read on to learn how to determine when it’s the right fit for a patient. What am I trying to accomplish? Do any of the [...]
Biofeedback goes beyond therapeutic diagnosis and monitoring. It is also an effective tool for demonstrating muscle activation during strengthening exercises, like those used to develop core strength and stability. Core strength and stability are critical [...]
A big selling point for the mTrigger biofeedback system is that it gives patients something to look at during their therapeutic exercises. It's a simple but critical function of the tool, and one of the [...]
Neurological issues often require orthopedic treatment. Occupational therapists, for example, will see stroke victims and help them regain basic skills such as eating with a fork or picking up small objects. Physical therapists may see [...]
All forms of physical therapy have a common goal: return to function. But OTs and CHTs have a special perspective on function. Patients undergoing occupational or hand therapy are there to get their daily lives [...]
