ACL Knee Brace: Are They Effective? We see lots of athletes at SSOR that have anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstructions. It’s no secret what an epidemic that ACL injuries are, especially in young female athletes. It is well-documented that 75% of ACL injuries are non-contact and that young female athletes tear their ACL’s 2-8x more
ACL Knee Brace: Do You Need One?
May 24th, 2015Quadrangular/Quadrilateral Space Syndrome: A Unique Injury in Overhead Athletes
July 1st, 2014Physical Therapy for Quadrangular Space Syndrome Every now and then, a really unique case comes through our doors. We’ve had the privilege here of being a resource for physicians and other clinicians across the U.S for people that have rehabilitation needs in Kansas City. Recently, an elite collegiate level pitcher came in with a rather
Rehabilitation After Patellar Dislocations
June 13th, 2014Physical Therapy for Patellar Dislocations A common condition we see at SSOR is a dislocated patella, more commonly known as the “kneecap.” This can be a very painful and debilitating condition, making even otherwise benign activities like walking and bending the knee a struggle. A recent article in Sports Medicine and Arthroscopy Review showed that
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