Inspiring interviews with leading Physiotherapists, discussing real life assessment and treatment, clinical issues and ways to give you an edge in your Physiotherapy clinical practice.
Patella tendinopathy often manifests as reduced quadriceps force output, driven by spinal inhibition rather than simple muscle weakness. Nociceptive input from the tendon activates inhibitory interneurons at the spinal level, which disrupts communication between the corticospinal tract and peripheral nerves. While trad...
Patellofemoral pain management in athletes requires a collaborative, team-based approach that prioritizes patient autonomy over rigid training cessation. Rather than mandating rest, clinicians should work with patients to identify manageable activity levels, using "traffic light" systems to empower self-regulation. Add...
Patellofemoral pain represents a complex, multifactorial challenge for runners, characterized by high recurrence rates and significant impact on athlete mental health. Addressing this condition requires a four-pillar framework: load management, patient empowerment, progressive rehabilitation, and a graded return to act...
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