With over 4.5 million occurrences annually, dog bites are a prevalent and often severe issue that demands meticulous wound care management. Even experienced wound care specialists can be challenged by the varying severity of cases, from those that are mild and can be managed at home to those requiring stitches, emergent surgical intervention, and/or antibiotic…
The history of dry needling can be dated back to at least the 1940s, when the term was coined by Dr. Janet Travell. The practice of dry needling has evolved since that time, spawning multiple generations of improvements based on research and various clinical applications. In today’s healthcare landscape, dry needling is often used as…
Wound care often requires bandages, dressings, medical tape, and antiseptic solutions. However, complex wounds might require much more. Difficult wounds can postpone healing and cause pain while simultaneously imposing a significant financial and social burden. In those cases, non-conventional methods, like a wound vac, may be implemented to promote wound healing and improve patient outcomes. …
Difficulty ambulating—when someone finds it challenging to walk and maintain balance—is a common medical problem among older adults. In fact, one study on gait disturbances in the elderly notes that there is a: Of course, old age isn’t the only reason someone may have difficulty ambulating. Other causes include: In some cases, multiple factors may…
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A nonhealing wound isn’t just a nuisance. Research suggests that these affect the quality of life of almost 2.5% of the United States population. It’s not uncommon for patients struggling with non-healing wounds to face issues with mobility, ongoing pain, isolation, and anxiety. This healthcare dilemma undoubtedly poses significant economic, clinical, and even social challenges,…
They say your first step is the most important one. This sentiment certainly applies to the physical therapy field—namely when it comes to evaluating patients during their initial visit. A misstep during the evaluation process can not only set patients on the wrong path to recovery, but can also make it difficult to get reimbursed…
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