Posts Tagged 'manual therapy'

Chronic Lateral Epicondylalgia

I recently had the pleasure of attending a workshop given by Professor Bill Vicenzino of Queensland University.  As many... 

GEOFF MAITLAND – A TRUE PIONEER

It is fitting to pay tribute to Geoff Maitland who died recently in Adelaide, South Australia.  Geoff was a pioneer in manipulative physiotherapy.  He gave his name to one of... 

Motion End-feel in Clinical Assessment

I’ve recently been reflecting on the clinical relevance of evaluating end-fee in clinical practice. The issue arose from  a conversation about interpreting patient response... 

Tennis Elbow – making a difference?

Tennis Elbow is one of those conditions where cautious prognosis is wise until we see the response to treatment over one or two reviews.  The propensity for chronicity in this... 

Headache

Differentiation of the pathogenesis of headaches is a complex clinical challenge. The International Headache Society have classified 126 types of headache on the basis of: symptoms behavioural...