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Slacklining Physical Therapy

The Hidden Secret of Slacklining For Physical Therapy Activities

Ankles, Feet, Health Related, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoOctober 18, 2017

So if you’re the young adventurous type or anything like I used to be you are most likely familiar with the craze called Slacklining. This is a sport similar to walking a tightrope. The difference is that you would walk on a 2” wide nylon strap that’s strung between two points with less tension than…

Spots Injuries - Soccer - Hip Extensors - Ankles

Weakness In This Muscle Contributes To Ankle Sprains In Soccer Players

Ankles, SportsBy Dr. David M. PizzanoSeptember 19, 2017

Although there are multiple factors responsible for ankle sprains in soccer players, several studies have shown that weak hip extensor muscles contribute to this type of injury. In a joint study by the University of Isfahan in Iran, The University of Southern California in Los Angeles as well as a Belgian study of youth athletes,…

Diabetic Foot Care Tips 2

11 Important Foot Care Tips for Diabetics

Diabetes, FeetBy Dr. Wayne A. ChieppaAugust 9, 2017

Sounds scary, but it’s just common sense. Diabetes may cause nerve damage in the smallest nerves of your feet; therefore, a small cut will not be noticed until a large infection takes effect. In some patients, blood flow may also be decreased and make healing take longer. Because of these potential problems, a diabetic may…

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Bunion Arthritis: Where It Comes From & How To Treat It

Feet, OrthoticsBy Dr. Wayne A. ChieppaMay 18, 2017

Hallux rigidus, or arthritis, of the great toe is often mistaken as bunion pain. Classical bunions consist of the great toe bent in relation to the foot. Arthritis of the great toe is more painful and the toe is straight. There can be a combination of the 2, but for this discussion the great toe…

What the Difference between Warts and Calluses?

What Is The Difference Between Warts & Calluses?

Feet, Running, shoes, wartsBy Dr. Wayne A. ChieppaApril 27, 2017

Patients will come to the complaining of a wart or callus on their foot. So, which is it? They are 2 completely different things. Treatments are also different and sometimes not needed. Warts are caused by a virus. A virus is so small it cannot be seen with a microscope. The virus can be picked…

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