New York Dynamic Neuromuscular Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy
Abdominal adhesions arise when soft tissues form scar tissue in the abdomen, making them dense and sticky, and causing them to adhere to the abdominal wall, or to visceral organs — a condition sometimes referred to as “frozen abdomen.” While many patients with abdominal adhesions remain symptom-free, some may develop abdominal pain and other serious […]
Read MoreShockwaves have been safely used on human tissues since the 1980’s, initially as a tool to break up kidney stones and gallstones. But shockwave technology has dramatically evolved over the past 40 years, transforming extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) into an evidence-based regenerative solution for eliminating pain and promoting tissue healing at the cellular level.However, not […]
Read MoreYour pelvis is the centerpoint of your body, connecting and stabilizing your upper and lower anatomy as it mediates force loads during physical activity. But multiple factors can alter your pelvic alignment, undermining its function and impacting structures along the entire kinetic chain. Learn about the role of the pelvic region in human movement, factors that […]
Read MoreCarpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is a rising concern as more people work on computers, which requires repetitive motion. In addition to office workers, people working assembly line jobs, janitors, painters and cashiers are often at risk for symptoms of carpal tunnel (CT) due to the repetitive nature of their work. Fortunately, symptoms and pain may […]
Read MoreYour rib cage plays a vital role as a protective rigid enclosure for your heart and lungs. It also functions as an attachment site for your respiratory muscles, including your intercostal muscles and diaphragm, and provides structural support for your upper body. From a biomechanical standpoint, your ribcage serves to stabilize your thoracic spine during […]
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