by Michael Dermansky | Feb 21, 2019 | Clinical Exercise, Conditions
As physical practitioners we have been increasingly aware of the influence placed on persons on their knee joint noise, formally known as Crepitus. In questioning about their presenting complaint, it is often the first symptom mentioned prior to pain or functional...
by Michael Dermansky | Feb 12, 2019 | Conditions, Exercise Therapy
There is a growing percentage of people above 50 years experiencing some form of degenerative disease (ie. Osteoarthritis). Management options include extended waiting under close monitoring, weight loss if overweight, physical therapy or oral medications such as...
by Michael Dermansky | Aug 22, 2015 | Uncategorized
Preventing Knee Injuries in the Workplace There are two main types of knee injuries: Acute injuries, which result from a sudden trauma, such as an awkward fall, collision or twist of the knee joint, and overuse injuries, which result from continuous activity or...
by Michael Dermansky | Jul 6, 2013 | Clinical Pilates
Demystifying Pilates: Who is Clinical Pilates for and when is the best time to start Pilates if I have an injury? The most common reason for Clinical Pilates is when someone has an injury. The most common is back pain, however, we see a range, including pelvic pain,...
by Michael Dermansky | Jul 4, 2013 | Physiotherapy
MD Health Clinical Pilates – Workout Wednesday – ITB Release on Roller In today’s workout Wednesday video, Exercise Physiologist Jack Hickey, goes through how to perform an ITB release using a foam roller. This is great particularly for knee pain due...
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