Diagnosis
2 studies, 3 episodes on Diagnosis — reviewed, translated, woven together.
Articles
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Research
- 2020
Muscle Cramps
Bruno Bordoni, Kavin Sugumar, Matthew VaracalloMuscle cramps are involuntary, painful, and localized contractions of a muscle or muscle fibers, often felt as a palpable knot. While common in sports, their exact cause is not fully understood and likely depends on var…
- 2011
A questionnaire survey of UK physiotherapists on the diagnosis and management of contracted (frozen) shoulder
Nigel C A Hanchard, Lorna Goodchild, Jackie Thompson, Tracey O’Brien, Dot Davison, Chris RichardsonThis survey of 289 UK physiotherapists explored how they diagnose and manage frozen shoulder. The results showed that diagnosis typically relies on assessing movement restriction, particularly passive external rotation.…
Podcast
- Ep. 117
117. Back Pain
Back pain is the third most common diagnosis for long-term sick leave, and for a long time, it has been difficult to explain why people get it. In the last 15-20 years, a wealth of new research has s…
- Ep. 116
116. Whiplash & what happens when Fascia absorbs and relieves pressure
In Sweden alone, thousands of people are affected by whiplash injuries each year. However, whiplash is difficult to diagnose and even more difficult to treat within conventional healthcare. But the u…
- Ep. 034
34. Can the body heal anything, given the right conditions?
Is it really credible that people can get rid of long-term back pain, chronic pain, and difficult-to-treat diagnoses in one, two, three, or ten Fascia treatments? What really happens to a body that b…