Article Session: SE63-SE78-Sports Medicine/Arthroscopy Scientific Exhibits Date/Time: Wednesday, Mar 20, 2013, 7:00 AM – 6:00 PM Scientific Exhibits occur Tuesday through Saturday. Click here to view all Scientific Exhibits. Location McCormick Place, Academy Hall B Presentation Number: SE73 Title: The Anterolateral Ligament of the Knee: Anatomy, Radiology, Biomechanics and Clinical Implications Classification: +Knee- Ligaments (excluding…
The anterolateral ligament of the human knee: an anatomic and histologic study. Abstract PURPOSE: The functional anatomy of the knee is frequently studied but remains incompletely understood. Numerous authors have described a structure in the lateral knee connecting the lateral femoral condyle with the lateral meniscus and tibial plateau. The goal of this study is…
Article Two knee surgeons at University Hospitals Leuven have discovered a previously unknown ligament in the human knee. This ligament appears to play an important role in patients with anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) tears. Despite a successful ACL repair surgery and rehabilitation, some patients with ACL-repaired knees continue to experience so-called ‘pivot shift’, or episodes…
Had an AMAZING time in Kananaskis Resort, Alberta! Great group of RMT’s taking the Lower Extremity course. Was really nice to see some old and new faces.
And another Ligamentous Articular Strain Technique course completed in Saskatoon with some WACKY RMT’s! Had an absolute blast with all of you! Regina RMT’s – Get ready!
Abstract STUDY DESIGN: The present study investigated the occurrence and morphology of mechanoreceptors in human and bovine intervertebral discs and longitudinal ligaments. OBJECTIVE: To determine the type and frequency of mechanoreceptors present in intervertebral discs and anterior longitudinal ligaments in two patient groups, those with low back pain and those with scoliosis. Bovine coccygeal discs…
In this video I discuss the 6 simple techniques I’ve used in my practice for almost 20yrs. These are simple, honest, truthful, tried and true techniques. Anyone who utilizes them can have a long successful career. These aren’t the only techniques to utilize, but they are a great beginning to base all others upon. Enjoy….
The treatment of the human body by manual therapists has been in a constant change for about a decade now, thanks in part to a renewed interest in the study of Fascia. With an infusion of new research and a revitalization/rejuvenation of old techniques, the treatment of the ligamentous Articular system is currently going through…
http://youtu.be/bjRF4BFz9IY Here’s my first attempt to VLOG! Sorry about the video aspect ratio wide screen thingy…. Don’t know what happened there… anyways, I’ll attempt to post concerning not just topics about Ligaments, but also any questions that come my way from you guys and gals, experiences I’ve had over my almost 20 yrs of practice…