Medicine’s Pain Avenger
As the cost of treatment rises, pain management solutions that are efficient and effective become vital assets in the therapist’s toolbox.
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ReActiv8 Pain Treatment System Launches in the US
Mainstay Medical Holdings plc announces the limited commercial launch in the US of ReActiv8, its implantable Restorative Neurostimulation system to treat intractable chronic low back pain.
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Innovation Powers Up Possibilities for the PT Clinic
A showcase of products inspired by the spirit of innovation and built to help physical therapists support treatment that is truly patient centered. This feature appears in the October/November 2019 issue of Physical Therapy Products.
Facility-Based Equipment Hits Its Stride
Physical Therapy Products’ annual survey shows that budgets are being approved and growing larger, while industry workhorses continue to provide some of the best returns. A feature for the February/March 2018 issue of Physical Therapy Products by Frank Long, its editorial director.
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Powerdot Wearable Device Aims to Make e-Stim More Accessible
Powerdot, a mobile and wearable mobile stimulation device, is designed to link to Apple or Android smartphones to help users control their physical activity on the go.
Read MorePerformance Data Showcase
Trackable, objective data helps therapists and patients see progress by the numbers. A feature for the October/November 2017 issue of Physical Therapy Products.
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Going Global for Back Pain Treatment
By discarding a narrow belief of what works, therapists open up a world of possibilities and technologies for treating back pain. A feature for Physical Therapy Products by Julie Watkins, PT, DPT, ATC.
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Pain Treatment Innovations
In this feature for Physical Therapy Products, manufacturers spotlight product developments and provide tips to help PTs get top results.
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Recovery Ahead of the Curve
Sports seasons are finite, so therapists must work to get athletes back into competition with minimal delay. A review of technology and a case study demonstrate how equipment and training come together for optimum outcomes. A feature for Physical Therapy Products by Andrew Hadrich, PT, DPT.
Read MorePain Management Product Showcase
Physical Therapy Products has gathered products from select manufacturers across the country for this showcase of pain management products offering the very latest in pain management performance.
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Physical Modalities in Contemporary PT Practice
Pain management technologies give thrust to a strategy that leverages pain neurophysiology and the body’s use of pain as an alarm system. A feature for Physical Therapy Products by Thomas Denninger, DPT, OCS.
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Why Do I Hurt After Exercise?
Temporary muscle soreness can be a side effect of the choice to pursue healthful activity, but PTs can offer clients several methods of effective, affordable relief. A feature for Physical Therapy Products by William M. Siegel, PT, DPT, MBA, Cert MDT.
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The Lowdown on Low Back Pain Treatment
Pain relief technology helps drive a protocol for managing low back pain that integrates physical therapy modalities with the treatment-based classification system.
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Putting Pain Control Back in the Hands of the Patient
Today’s pain management is putting control back in the hands of pain patients, thanks to a growing number of easy-to-use and effective at-home therapies.
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Capital Expenditure Purchases and Beyond
A nationwide sample of readers share their purchasing strategies and goals for this year and the next.
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Clinicians’ Insight – Knee and Lower Extremity Rehab
Clinicians from across the country reveal key features and functions in the devices they use to address knee and lower extremity rehab.
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Pain Management in Post Total Knee Replacement
Managing pain in post total knee replacement plays a key role in successful outcomes.
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Prehabilitation: A Novel Concept
By pairing vital tools with prehabilitation, therapists can help enhance functional capacity prior to
orthopedic surgery.
