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Definition:It refers to the measurement of angles created at human joints by the bones of the body.  Why Goniometry? In rehab and sports performance settings, goniometry is most often used to refine exercise or intervention selection. Relevant goniometric assessments highlight hypo-mobility in osteokinematic range of motion, implying which release, flexibility and mobility techniques may be appropriate. In essence, goniometry will assist the practitioner in building a more refined flexibility/mobility routine. Less often, goniometry will […]

The benefits of Motion control running shoes have been shown, in numerous scientific studies since past decaded. The literature shows that it is use to reduce rearfoot pronation, reduce internal tibial rotation, reduce longitudinal arch flattening and reduce fatigue in lower extremity muscles.Motion control running shoes are those running shoes which contain higher durometer dual-density […]

Posterior tibial tendon dysfunction (PTTD) is a painful and disabling condition of the foot and lower extremity that most commonly affects women over the age of 60. The main pathology of PTTD is thought to begin with some form of internal damage to the posterior tibial (PT) tendon.  The tendon may develop a partial tear, […]

The active straight leg raise test (ASLR) is a loading test . It is use to assess pain provocation and the ability to load the pelvis through the limb. This test performed in lying and the patient is instructed to lift the leg 20cm off the bed . A positive response is a complete inability […]

“Breathing underlies all dynamic movement and function.” there is always question in mind that what is the appropriate time and way to assess breathing. The most efficient method to educate patients about normal and abnormal breathing patterns is to give a verbal cues. Recognising and Treating Breathing Disorders. It is incredibly well written and packed […]