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Shoulder arthritis

One specific and often common arthritis is acromioclavicular [A/C Joint] osteoarthritis.  It is a type of osteoarthritis that affects the joint where the clavicle (collarbone) meets the acromion process of the scapula (shoulder blade) that comes up from the back to meet on top of the shoulder. It is a degenerative joint condition that occurs …

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Knee Osteoarthritis

Knee arthritis is called Knee Osteoarthritis by many physicians [this is to distinguish it from Rheumatoid Arthritis]. Knee Osteoarthritis is a slow breakdown of the cartilage ends of the bone [not meniscus cartilage] where we have joints, BUT without a known cause. Why the joint cartilage breaks down or does not grow correctly [often over …

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Educate your patients

As a Physical Therapist, educating our patients is extremely important and is one of my top priorities during the initial evaluation. Determining your patient’s learning style and adapting to each one, can help build a strong rapport and bond with your patient. They appreciate you taking the time and going the extra mile to help …

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