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TENNIS AND COMMON INJUIRES : A PHYSIOTHERAPY PERSPECTIVE
Introduction  Tennis is one of the most popular sports in the world, owing to the unique combination of aerobic and anaerobic activity...
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GLENOHUMERAL INTERNAL ROTATION DEFICIT (GIRD) IN BADMINTON PLAYERS: A SPORTS PHYSIOTHERAPIST’s PERSPECTIVE
As a sports physiotherapist  working with athletes, we frequently come across shoulder mobility  issues  in badminton players. One of...
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THE ROAD TO ROTATOR RECOVERY
The term "rotator cuff tear" often causes confusion, and many people don't fully understand what it really is or how it affects the body....
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FROZEN SHOULDER: WHY PHYSIOTHERAPY BEATS MANIPULATION UNDER ANAESTHESIA (MUA) IN THAWING YOUR PAIN
Frozen shoulder, medically known as adhesive capsulitis, is a painful and debilitating condition that severely limits shoulder movement...
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SLAP ( SUPERIOR LABRUM ANTERO POSTERIOR ) LESIONS
Superior labrum lesions, or frequently referred to as superior labrum anterior to posterior (SLAP) tears, are a subset of injuries of the...
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UPPER CROSS SYNDROME
What is Upper cross syndrome? Introduction The kinetic chain describes the interrelated groups of body segments, connecting joints, and...
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UPPER CROSS SYNDROME
What is Upper cross syndrome? Introduction The kinetic chain describes the interrelated groups of body segments, connecting joints, and...
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