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Cervicogenic Headache and Concussion

Tua Tagovailoa, an American football quarterback in the NFL, sustained two concussions in the same week. The second concussion resulted in abnormal posturing of his hands. As we wait for a Tua injury update, it is unclear how he will recover. When someone sustains a concussion, additional symptoms may be secondary to the trauma. Secondary

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What is an MRI?

MRI imaging is a standard tool in physical therapy. Numerous physical therapists use MRI imaging to diagnose conditions and examine injured or irritated bones, tissues, joints, and other body parts. Physical therapists use MRI imaging only in certain situations. Decreased understanding of MRI leaves many patients wondering when it is appropriate. Scottsdale Physical Therapy &

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Overcoming Golf Swing Faults

The golf swing is a complex and precise movement that requires a combination of skill, coordination, and athleticism. However, even the most experienced golfers can struggle with swing faults (TPI refers to as swing characteristics) that hinder their performance on the course. These characteristics, such as: over the top, early extension, sway, slide, hanging back,

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Heading Into Orthopedic Surgery: What To Expect

Orthopedic surgery can be a daunting prospect for many. However, with a well-informed understanding, thorough preparation, and the right support, including professional services such as physical therapy in Scottsdale, it can lead to life-improving results. This blog post will guide you through what to expect before, during, and after an orthopedic procedure. Preparing for Orthopedic

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