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Ep 177: Diagnosing and managing inguinal-related groin pain, with Willem Heijboer 14:13

1d ago14:13

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The YAHiR (Young Athletes Hip Research) Collaborative takes over the JOSPT Insights podcast today. Tune in to learn about best practice in diagnosing and managing inguinal-related groin pain. Willem Heijboer, sports physiotherapist and clinical epidemiologist from the Amsterdam University Medical Centre, joins Dr Josh Heerey to share the latest res…

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Ep 176: Musculoskeletal rehabilitation in a digital age, with Dr Alessio Bricca and Nikolaj Nøhr 26:48

10d ago26:48

26:48

There's an app for just about everything these days, including in musculoskeletal rehabilitation and exercises therapy. Have you been scrolling the app store wondering if there's anything worthwhile to recommend to patients? Today, we're uncovering what makes a quality app for monitoring and promoting physical activity in chronic conditions, includ…

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Ep 175: Measuring for success in ACL rehabilitation, with Dr Eric Hamrin Senorski 26:44

17d ago26:44

26:44

If you're looking for a guide to testing function and readiness to return to sport after injury, you're in the right place! Dr Eric Hamrin Senorski (PT, PhD; University of Gothenburg, Sweden) shares how he blends his research training with his clinical skills to help athletes and active people with ACL injury. ------------------------------ RESOURC…

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Ep 174: SPORTS CORNER: The ins and outs of climbing, with Dr Carrie Cooper 23:47

24d ago23:47

23:47

Dr Carrie Cooper does the lead climbing and helps you belay (see what we did there?) into the world of climbing. From bouldering to sport climbing—there's no need to go free solo (ok, ok...we'll stop now) if you don't know much about climbing. JOSPT Insights has you covered. Dr Cooper discusses how climbing is like gymnastics, baseball, and rugby, …

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Ep 173: Shared decision-making - what it is, and what it isn't, with Diane Slater 26:35

1M ago26:35

26:35

Health care practice is slowly transitioning from a paternalistic way of delivering care (doing to the patient) to a shared decision-making model (doing with the patient). Health systems, clinical professions and individual clinicians are at different points along the transition. As a process, shared decision-making provides a scaffold for the pati…

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Ep 172: SPORTS CORNER: Primary and secondary injury prevention in men's Australian football (AFLM), with Nick Kane 24:20

1M ago24:20

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Nick Kane, the head physio at Essendon Football Club in Australia, brings our attention back to Australian Rules Football. Like in all Sports Corner episodes, he reviews the demands of the sport, the common injuries, and key things to keep in mind when designing and progressing rehabilitation programs with Australian football athletes. In today’s e…

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Ep 171: Mind-body connections in people with hip pain - how clinicians can help, with Dr Kate Jochimsen 15:31

1M ago15:31

15:31

How do you approach evaluating psychological health factors when working with people in pain? Do you have an established process for screening? How about an approach to managing the psychological aspects of injury and health? Athletes say they would like psychological support, while many musculoskeletal rehabilitation clinicians feel ill-equipped t…

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Ep 170: Gimme an N - M - E - S (stimulator)! Part 2 with Drs Elanna Arhos & Naoaki Ito 15:57

2M ago15:57

15:57

In today's part 2 of an NMES masterclass from Dr Elanna Arhos and Dr Naoaki Ito, we're getting into the nitty gritty of how to support patients to get the most out of a very beneficial intervention. Drs Arhos and Ito, and their team have tested a mix of common stimulators available on the market today, and are here to share the results with us. Let…

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Ep 169: Dose your NMES for success, with Drs Elanna Arhos & Naoaki Ito (part 1) 22:48

2M ago22:48

22:48

Neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) hasn't quite had the coverage it deserves, especially when one considers the strength of evidence supporting NMES as a musculoskeletal rehabilitation intervention Today, Drs Elanna Arhos (Ohio State University) and Naoaki Ito (University of Wisconsin - Madison) are re-visiting how NMES is applied in sport…

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Ep 168: Saying "hasta la vista" to injections for tendinopathy, with Dr Robert-Jan de Vos 17:27

2M ago17:27

17:27

Dr Robert-Jan de Vos, sports physician and associate professor at Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, dives deep into all things Achilles tendinopathy. In part 2 of this series, Dr de Vos covers the multitude of options for treatment, outside of exercise therapy. Should you and the patient consider corticosteroid injections, PRP i…

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Ep 167: Getting your tendinopathy diagnosis and treatment right, with Dr Robert-Jan de Vos 19:30

2M ago19:30

19:30

Dr Robert-Jan de Vos, sports physician and associate professor at Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, dives deep into all things Achilles tendinopathy. As lead author of the Dutch Multidisciplinary Guideline on Achilles Tendinopathy (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34187784/), he shares the key messages from this in-depth review. …

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Ep 166: SPORTS CORNER: Dealing with acute injuries in ice hockey, with Dr Joe Robinson 20:44

3M ago20:44

20:44

Sports Corner is back for 2024! Today, we revisit ice hockey, and focus on acute injuries—preventing and managing them. Dr Joe Robinson is the head physical therapist for the National Hockey League’s Boston Bruins. He skates into Sports Corner to explain the physical demands of hockey, the typical acute injuries he sees and how to prevent them, and…

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Ep 165: REVISITED: Why the elbow is like Homer Simpson, with Val Jones 25:40

3M ago25:40

25:40

Does the thought of managing elbow pain leave you reaching for your orthopaedics textbook? Maybe you've got lateral elbow tendinopathy sorted, but how confident do you feel about managing elbow fractures and dislocations? Today, Val Jones, Clinical Lead Physiotherapist at the Sheffield Shoulder and Elbow Unit at the Sheffield Teaching Hospital Foun…

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Ep 164: REVISITED: Caring for the calf, with Dr Seth O'Neill 25:31

3M ago25:31

25:31

Did you know that calf injuries are one of the most common soft tissue injuries in team sports? How comfortable do you feel assessing and managing calf pain, especially designing and progressing a program to help someone get back to their sport? Today, Dr Seth O'Neill from the University of Leicester, joins us to blend the latest science in calf in…

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Ep 163: REVISITED: Best bet for managing back pain? The RESTORE trial, with Drs Peter Kent & Peter O'Sullivan 29:03

3M ago29:03

29:03

Two (gentle) giants of physiotherapy/physical therapy research and practice join JOSPT Insights today. Associate Professor Peter Kent and Professor Peter O'Sullivan (Curtin University, Perth, Australia) share, on behalf of the whole trial team, the results of their RESTORE trial. Does cognitive functional therapy herald a revolution in how clinicia…

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Ep 162: REVISITED: Sorting out shoulder pain diagnoses, with Dr Angela Cadogan 26:35

4M ago26:35

26:35

Someone walks into your clinic with a sore shoulder. Are you dealing with a stiff shoulder? A rotator cuff problem? The acromioclavicular joint? Or something else entirely? Today, Dr Angela Cadogan (PT, PhD) - Specialist Physiotherapist and clinical consultant - is helping you hone your clinical reasoning in differential diagnosis of subacromial pa…

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Ep 161: Understanding and communicating about pain (part 2), with Drs Sam Bunzli and JP Caneiro 15:53

4M ago15:53

15:53

Welcome to part 2 of our masterclass with Dr Sam Bunzli (Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia) and Dr JP Caneiro (BodyLogic Physiotherapy, Perth, Australia) on understanding, talking about and shifting the narratives we all carry about musculoskeletal pain. We are exploring the explicit and implicit messages that you communicate with your words…

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Ep 160: Talking about musculoskeletal pain (part 1), with Dr Samantha Bunzli and Dr JP Caneiro 17:43

5M ago17:43

17:43

We're wrapping up the 2023 JOSPT Insights year with a 2-part chat with physiotherapists, researchers and educators, Dr Sam Bunzli (Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia) and Dr JP Caneiro (BodyLogic Physiotherapy, Perth, Australia). In part 1, we discuss the way that patients understand pain. Dr Bunzli kicks off by summarising the best research …

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Ep 159: Rehabilitation after cervical discectomy (part 2), with Drs Lantz, Evaristo, and Derian 18:22

5M ago18:22

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In part 2 of this series, we continue chatting about designing and implementing a rehabilitation program after cervical discectomy with Drs Justin Lantz, Jessica Evaristo and Joseph Derian. Today we work through phases 3 and 4 in the rehabilitation program: re-modeling and maturation occurring around 12-weeks after surgery. We cover nerve glides an…

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Ep 158: Planning a rehabilitation program after cervical discectomy, with Drs Justin Lantz, Jessica Evaristo, and Joseph Derian 21:42

5M ago21:42

21:42

Join a group of experienced orthopaedic clinicians as they review the background of anterior cervical discectomy and fusion surgery in a 2-part podcast series. In part 1, we cover who does well with surgery, the indications and surgical procedure, plus a deep dive into evidence-based pre- and post-operative rehabilitation. There's not much hard res…

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Ep 157: Best care after total knee replacement, with Dr Jeremy Graber 15:44

5M ago15:44

15:44

Dr Jeremy Graber joins us to help answer the question: how often should patients with total knee arthroplasty come to rehabilitation? To answer this and more, we dive into the 2023 JOSPT article, “Expert Consensus for the Use of Outpatient Rehabilitation Visits After Total Knee Arthroplasty: A Delphi Study.” ------------------------------ RESOURCES…

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Ep 156: Preventing neck pain - what works? with Florian Teichert & Dr Daniel Belavy 20:51

6M ago20:51

20:51

What you can do to help prevent neck pain? What are the best exercise approaches? PhD candidate, Florian Teichert, and Professor Daniel Belavy, from The University of Applied Sciences in Bochum, Germany, discuss which exercises and why they might work. We use their recent systematic review published in JOSPT as a launching point for the discussion.…

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Ep 155: Staying active during cancer treatment, with Dr Kristin Campbell and Kendra Zadravec 25:08

6M ago25:08

25:08

How do you help someone manage cancer-related fatigue or get back to exercise after their treatment? Is it safe for someone with bone metastases to exercise? PhD candidate and recent Master of Physical Therapy graduate, Kendra Zadravec, and Professor Kristin Campbell (Department of Physical Therapy at the University of British Columbia, Canada) sha…

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Ep 154: Why the elbow is like Homer Simpson, with Val Jones 25:27

6M ago25:27

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Does the thought of managing elbow pain leave you reaching for your orthopaedics textbook? Maybe you've got lateral elbow tendinopathy sorted, but how confident do you feel about managing elbow fractures and dislocations? Today, Val Jones, Clinical Lead Physiotherapist at the Sheffield Shoulder and Elbow Unit at the Sheffield Teaching Hospital Foun…

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Ep 153: REVISITED: The surgeon's perspective on treating lateral ankle sprain, with Dr Casey Humbyrd 22:15

7M ago22:15

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Dr Casey Humbyrd—orthopaedic surgeon and Chief of foot & ankle orthopedics at the University of Pennsylvania—shares her expertise and insights on treating ankle sprains that are not responding to non-surgical treatment. Dr Humbyrd reviews ankle anatomy and her rationale for recommending surgery, how she performs a Broström repair, and explains how …

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Ep 152: REVISITED: Raising the bar in ACL rehabilitation, with Drs Chris Kuenze & Adam Weaver 27:46

7M ago27:46

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Do you work with young people with ACL injury? Well, you're in the right place! Today, Drs Chris Kuenze and Adam Weaver walk through the story behind creating a comprehensive normative dataset for knee function and strength outcomes. You'll learn how the project got started, and how you can use the information to help make even more informed clinic…

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Ep 151: REVISITED: The cervical spine questions you don't want to miss, with Dr Lynn McKinnis 19:13

7M ago19:13

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A surfer walks into your clinic with neck pain…What do you do next? And why? Dr Lynn McKinnis expertly walks through when and how to apply the Canadian C-Spine Rule when a patient presents with neck pain, types of vertebral artery injuries, and tips for diagnosing and treating acute neck trauma. ------------------------------ RESOURCES Learn more a…

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Ep 150: REVISITED: Nailing your neurological assessment, with Dr Annina Schmid 23:41

7M ago23:41

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Does the thought of dermatomes and myotomes, nerve trunks and nerve roots fill you with confidence or fill you with fear? Physiotherapist and neuroscientist, Dr Annina Schmid (Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, Oxford University), shares a checklist of what you need to know, and what you need to do, to nail your neurological assessment …

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Ep 149: VISA-free travel for tendinopathy? Introducing the TENDINS-A, with Dr Myles Murphy 25:22

8M ago25:22

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Tendinopathy is a common and often challenging musculoskeletal condition. A cornerstone of diagnosing and managing tendinopathy is assessing the problem well. In today's episode, Dr Myles Murphy (Edith Cowan University, Australia) shares a new patient-reported outcome measure for evaluating Achilles tendinopathy-related disability, the TENDINS-A (T…

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Ep 148: Repairing the Achilles tendon, with Dr Casey Humbyrd 21:40

8M ago21:40

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Foot and ankle surgeon, Dr Casey Humbyrd, returns to JOSPT Insights to share the surgeon’s perspective on Achilles tendon repair. What does she consider when helping patients to make a decision about surgery or no surgery? How does she perform the surgical repair, and why is she so fastidious with post-op restrictions? Dr Humbyrd is a champion for …

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Ep 147: Breaking down biomechanics, with Drs Elanna Arhos and Stephanie Di Stasi 26:03

8M ago26:03

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Assessing how people move and helping them to reach their goals for moving is your bread and butter as a clinician. Today we're learning from 2 leaders in sports biomechanics: Drs Elanna Arhos and Stephanie Di Stasi from the Ohio State University. We discuss how to make sense of a biomechanics research article, how to translate what you read to cli…

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Ep 146. Build your listening and communicating superpowers, with Luke Keaney 20:45

8M ago20:45

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Luke Keaney's career at the top level of Gaelic football was cut short at the age of 24 by hip pain and injury. After 5 hip surgeries and countless hours of hard work in the gym and rehabilitation room, Luke has switched his focus from Gaelic football to rowing, and has his eye on the Paris Olympics. While Luke's career in sport has continued in a …

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Ep 145: Finding the promise in PROMs, with Dr Lisa Hoglund 24:23

8M ago24:23

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Have you ever found yourself feeling uncertain or confused when choosing a patient-reported outcome measure (PROM)? Today we're talking about the hallmarks of a PROM for people with patellofemoral pain. Physical therapist, educator and researcher, Professor Lisa Hoglund, fills in the gaps to help us find the promise in PROMs. ----------------------…

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Ep 144: Helping female athletes perform at their best, with Dr Rachel Harris 26:00

9M ago26:00

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Maybe you think of health literacy as the building blocks of knowing how to access the healthcare system, and knowing what to do when you have a cold? Today, Dr Rachel Harris is guiding us as we consider our collective health literacy of the particular health, wellbeing and performance needs of female athletes. Dr Harris represented Australia at th…

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Ep 143. Beginning with the end in mind for return to sport, with Dr Lionel Chia 22:45

9M ago22:45

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Dr Lionel Chia joins Chelsea and Dan to bring his 2022 article in JOSPT, Beginning With The End In Mind: Implementing Backward Design To Improve Sports Injury Rehabilitation Practices, to life. Lionel outlines 4 categories to consider when planning return to sport and performance: (1) deconstructing goals, (2) determining key performance indicators…

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Ep 142: A new resource to help athletes Remain in the Game, with Drs Hayley Root and Jeff Driban 22:57

9M ago22:57

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As a JOSPT Insights listener, you already know programs like the FIFA 11+, the PEP program and the GetSet app for reducing injury rates in team sports like soccer (football) and handball. When you're working with athletes, coaches and parents, how easy is it to get them set up with a warm-up program that athletes can follow and stick to a few times…

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Ep 141: Imaging the painful hip—now and in the future, with Dr Vasco Mascarenhas 25:11

9M ago25:11

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The YAHiR (Young Athletes' Hip Research) Collaborative takes over the JOSPT Insights podcast today with a deep dive into best practice for imaging the painful hip. What is the best approach to imaging for young people with hip pain? When do you reach for radiographs? What are the pros and cons of MRI for hip pain? And how do you interpret and act o…

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Ep 140: Graded motor imagery for managing low back pain, JOSPT Cases (part 2) 15:48

10M ago15:48

15:48

In part 2 of this JOSPT Insights x JOSPT Cases collaboration, clinicians Dr Cody Mansfield and Dr Laura Cutler, with Dr Jake Bleacher continue discussing how they used graded motor imagery to help a patient with low back pain. Treatment sessions 3 and 4 include breakthroughs, progressions, graded movement exposure, and mindfulness training. We disc…

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Ep 139: Graded motor imagery for managing low back pain, JOSPT Cases 23:10

10M ago23:10

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In part 1 of this JOSPT Insights x JOSPT Cases collaboration, clinicians Dr Cody Mansfield, Dr Laura Cutler, and Dr Jake Bleacher review their approach to supporting a patient with chronic low back pain. First, they review the history, clinical assessment, and the interventions performed over the first 2 treatment sessions. Next, the clinical team …

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Ep 138: SPORTS CORNER: Footy–"the game they play in heaven", with Melissa Haberfield 21:01

10M ago21:01

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Melissa Haberfield, very patiently, takes Chelsea and Dan through all things Australian Rules Football. From the field, scoring, and rules, to the punching, kicking, and tackling required to play—it’s a crash course in the game of footy. Melissa breaks down the demands of the sport, the common injuries, and key things for clinicians to keep in mind…

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Ep 137: Why does it hurt? Helping kids in pain, with Dr Joshua Pate 27:11

10M ago27:11

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Kids are resilient, but that doesn't mean they don't struggle with pain. Sometimes it can feel daunting to know how best to support a child in pain, and their family, as everyone navigates school, sport and other environments. Physiotherapist, researcher and educator at University of Technology Sydney, Dr Joshua Pate, is on a mission to help kids a…

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Ep 136: Lateral elbow pain 2022 Clinical Practice Guideline, with Drs Ann Lucado and Joseph Day 21:12

11M ago21:12

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Look no further for the latest information on assessing, diagnosing, treating and making a prognosis about, lateral elbow pain! CPG authors Dr Ann Lucado and Dr Joseph “Matt” Day review the key take-aways from the CPG. They share the important differential diagnoses to consider, the outcome measures to use, and impairment measures to track. Clinici…

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Ep 135: Back pain in adolescent athletes (part 2), with Dr Mitchell Selhorst 20:11

11M ago20:11

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Dr Mitchell Selhorst continues his chat about spondylosis/spondylolysis/spondylolisthesis in adolescent athletes. After reviewing the who, why, and what in part 1, today’s episode is full of clinical pearls about rehabilitation and return to sport. Dr Selhorst presents a 3-stage approach to rehabilitation, and shares how he thinks differently when …

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Ep 134: Back pain in adolescent athletes (part 1) – who, why and what, with Dr Mitchell Selhorst 23:51

11M ago23:51

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Today, Dr Mitchell Selhorst dives in the world of pediatric spondylosis/spondylolysis/spondylolisthesis injuries with Chelsea and Dan. And it’s not all about female gymnasts! You can expect about 3 in every 10 adolescents with low back pain to have a spondy. So, knowing the population, risk factors, and key things to look for on examination are inc…

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Ep 133: Best bet for managing back pain? The RESTORE trial, with Professors Peter Kent & Peter O'Sullivan 28:11

11M ago28:11

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Two gentle giants of physiotherapy/physical therapy research and practice join JOSPT Insights today. Associate Professor Peter Kent and Professor Peter O'Sullivan (Curtin University, Perth, Australia) share, on behalf of the whole trial team, the results of their RESTORE trial. Does cognitive functional therapy herald a revolution in how clinicians…

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Ep 132: Sorting out subacromial pain diagnoses, with Dr Angela Cadogan 25:42

12M ago25:42

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Someone walks into your clinic with a sore shoulder. Are you dealing with a stiff shoulder? A rotator cuff problem? The acromioclavicular joint? Or something else entirely? Today, Dr Angela Cadogan (PT, PhD) - Specialist Physiotherapist and clinical consultant - is helping you hone your clinical reasoning in differential diagnosis of subacromial pa…

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Ep 131: SPORTS CORNER: "Lighting the Lamp" in ice hockey, with Dr Rick Joreitz 17:18

12M ago17:18

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Dr Rick Joreitz (University of Pittsburgh) joins Chelsea and Dan to chat all things ice hockey. From the unique demands on the hip in all planes of motion—c’mon, we couldn’t do a podcast about ice hockey without talking hips!—to the acute and chronic injuries, helpful manual therapy tips, and ways to progress a return to the ice. Dr Joreitz has got…

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Ep 130: Treating hip dysplasia (explainer part 2), with Drs Inger Mechlenburg and Julie Jacobsen 20:08

12M ago20:08

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The YAHiR (Young Athletes Hip Research) Collaborative take over the JOSPT Insights podcast today with the second part of our explainer on hip dysplasia. Drs Inger Mechlenburg and Julie Jacobsen cover the key elements of an effective treatment program, when hip preserving surgery is an option, and how to balance loading, exercise and information to …

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Ep 129: Hip dysplasia explainer (part 1), with Drs Inger Mechlenburg and Julie Jacobsen 23:21

1y ago23:21

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The YAHiR (Young Athletes' Hip Research) Collaborative takes over the JOSPT Insights podcast today with Part 1 of a 2-part explainer on hip dysplasia. Tune in to learn about what causes hip dysplasia and how common the problem is, plus how to put the clinical history, pain and imaging puzzle together to diagnose and identify the major impairments t…

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Ep 128: SPORTS CORNER: The cut and thrust of NBA basketball, with Dr Maggie Bryant 22:17

1y ago22:17

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Today’s sports corner is all about managing high-level basketball athletes. Dr Maggie Bryant, Director of Rehabilitation for the LA Clippers, explains the physical demands of basketball, common injuries, and important things to consider when planning rehabilitation with basketball athletes. From the acceleration and deceleration demands, physical p…

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