Treatment Progressions for the Tough To Treat- Clinical Pearls

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Recorded15 Jul 2021

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Clinical pearl alert! This episode tells the story of 3 patients and their treatment progressions. Typical symptoms but atypical drivers. What types of exercises do you prescribe for your patient when their symptom is in their feet and their driver lies in their thorax? What is their impairment? This is a discussion of how you would SPECIFICALLY treat and develop a well thought out exercise progression. Using your clincal reasoning doesn't stop with assessment. Check us out: Toughtotreat.com

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