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    “I have had multiple surgeries and have been treated by several Physical Therapists with little positive results. This all changed when I was referred to Brian.”

  • Charles, Scottdale, GA
 

September 10, 2010


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Lower Extremity


Sciatic Nerve Causing Plantar Fascitis?

Differential diagnosis of sciatic nerve involvement necessary in patients with ‘Plantar Fascitis’

In the Journal of Orthopaedic Research – September 2006, Coppieters MW, Alshami AM, Babri AS, et al measured the strain and excursion of the sciatic, tibial and plantar nerves with a modified straight leg raise (SLR) test. By bending the ankle into dorsiflexion first before raising the leg, nerve movement... read more

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Hamstring Injuries

Consider multiple factors when dealing with hamstring injuries.

In, Hoskins W, Pollard H. Hamstring injury management – Part 1: Issues in diagnosis. Manual Therapy 2005;10:96-107, the authors provide a research review of the possible factors in hamstring injury. Muscle strength and balance: Various studies have found different ratios in quadriceps and hamstring strength ratios, which could be dependent on... read more

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