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Leg pain unveiled: It’s not always sciatica!

25 Mar, 2025

Leg pain unveiled: It’s not always sciatica!

Leg pain is a frequent complaint in physio clinics. All too often it’s brushed off as “sciatica”, but the poor sciatic nerve isn’t always the culprit. Leg pain can have somatic..

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Debunking “core stability”—evidence-based treatment for low back pain

25 Mar, 2025

Debunking “core stability”—evidence-based treatment for low back pain

Core stability: A myth? Despite its enduring popularity, the concept of “core stability” may be misleading. Robin encourages replacing it with the term “motor control,” as rel..

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Are You Sure It’s “Just Sciatica”? Expert Case Study Insights

25 Mar, 2025

Are You Sure It’s “Just Sciatica”? Expert Case Study Insights

When patients walk into a physiotherapy clinic complaining of sharp, radiating pain down their leg, many assume they already know the diagnosis: sciatica. It’s common for patients to believe the..

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Does Mobilisation with Movement Still Belong in Modern Physiotherapy?

24 Mar, 2025

Does Mobilisation with Movement Still Belong in Modern Physiotherapy?

Mobilisations With Movement (MWMs) have been a trusted technique in musculoskeletal physiotherapy for decades, as a tool that can be applied with immediate improvements in pain and mobility. But in an..

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Beyond Surgery: The Growing Evidence for Non-Surgical Approaches to ACL Injuries

24 Mar, 2025

Beyond Surgery: The Growing Evidence for Non-Surgical Approaches to ACL Injuries

ACL tears are a common injury in the more active subgroup of society. Management of ACL injuries usually consists of early surgery, with a following prescription of physical therapy. But is this how i..

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How to Master Your Assessment of Athletic Low Back Pain

19 Mar, 2025

How to Master Your Assessment of Athletic Low Back Pain

Low back pain is a top musculoskeletal complaint worldwide, but athletic low back pain requires specialized assessment due to its unique features. First, athletes have the pressure to quickly return t..

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