Hip Osteoarthritis (Hip OA)
Hip OA is a common form of arthritis resulting in structural failure of the hip (femoro-acetabular) joint and functional failure of the surrounding muscles.
Hip OA is a common form of arthritis resulting in structural failure of the hip (femoro-acetabular) joint and functional failure of the surrounding muscles.
Tags: hip pain, osteoarthritis, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy
The iliotibial band is a thick band of tendinous tissue that runs from the top of the pelvis (Ilium), down the outside of the thigh, and attaches to both the tibia and fibula beneath the knee.
Tags: itbfs, iliotibial band friction syndrome, knee pain, physiotherapy
At this time of the year we find ourselves making the most of the weather with ocean swimming events, triathlons and just cooling off with pool based exercise. Over summer, Physiotherapists and coaches see increasing numbers of those limited in their performance or in some cases completely unable to continue their swim training due to shoulder pain.
Tags: swimmers shoulder, shoulder pain, physiotherapy, shoulder strengthening
Made for the Australian Physiotherapy Association, Mojo the border-collie teaches a family with physical challenges how to get their mojo back through physiotherapy and exercise.
Tags: physiotherapy, exercise
311 Stanley Road
(Corner of Stanley Rd and Dickenson St)
Carina QLD 4152