Sinopsis
PT Inquest is an online journal club. Hosted by Erik Meira and JW Matheson, the show looks at an article every week and discusses how they apply to current physical therapy practice.
Episodios
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066 To Cut or Not To Cut for Rotator Cuff Tears
13/10/2015 Duración: 55minOrthopedic surgeons have a lot to consider when they are deciding whether or not to recommend surgery for rotator cuff tears, but how do they implement that decision process in practice? What makes a surgeon more or less likely to go towards early surgery vs physical therapy? Will JW take "the Bard-Parker solution"???
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065 Interpreting Pain Research
06/10/2015 Duración: 01h40sThere are a maze of treatment options for people with pain, "each backed by enthusiastic and highly motivated advocates, all of whom lay claim to 'evidence'". How do clinicians wade through all the different ideas out there and get a handle on effectiveness? Or is it efficacy? Confused? Even if you're not, listen to this episode with special guest Neil O'Connell!!!
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064 PFP in Adolescence vs Adults
29/09/2015 Duración: 57minExercise-based interventions are known to be most effective for patellofemoral pain but how good are they really? Do adolescents with patellofemoral pain respond in a similar manner? What do we know, what don't we know? Can you handle the dueling Barry Whites???
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063 What To Do With Fat Hips
22/09/2015 Duración: 49minWhen talking about whether or not to repair someone's rotator cuff, we often consider the Goutallier/Fuchs category which is a grading of the amount of fat infiltration in the muscle. Should we start doing the same when considering repairs of the gluteal tendons, the "rotator cuff of the hip"? Might it predict outcomes better than the size of the tendon tear? Can JW pass on his disease to Erik via the internet???
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062 To Decompress or Not To Decompress Subacromial Space
15/09/2015 Duración: 46min80 years ago Ernest Codman proposed that calcific tendinopathy was initiated by tendon degeneration. This has never been validated. In recalcitrant cases, would surgical decompression lead to better outcomes than simple debridement of the calcium? Is this another case of "makes sense" turning out to be wrong?
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061 Inflammatory Cells and Painful Tendinopathy
08/09/2015 Duración: 53minThere is a lot of talk about "inflammation", or lack thereof, around tendinopathies; but what does that even mean? Could this still be present in chronic conditions? Are NSAIDs pure evil or are they the ultimate answer??? This episode includes Peter Gettings, one of the authors of this systematic review and someone you should follow on Twitter!!!
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060 Hip Strength and Dynamic Lower Extremity Control
01/09/2015 Duración: 56minThe idea of hip strength having an effect on lower extremity dynamics is not new. Is there actually a correlation between the two? What is the difference between kinematics and kinetics? Is the gluteus medius as important as we used to think? Can JW break down the number 60 into its component prime numbers???
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059 Hip Internal Rotation and ACL Fatigue Failure
26/08/2015 Duración: 53minThere is some evidence that repeated loads can fatigue an ACL in a cadaveric model. There is some other evidence that lack of hip internal rotation is a risk factor for ACL injury. This episode explores these ideas and asks how these factors might play a role in this common yet serious injury. How does one tear an ACL? Assuming they matter, is there anything we can really do proactively about these concerns? Can JW afford a new bike? Does Erik have a thing for foot piercings?
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058 Hip Strength FAI and Labral Tears
19/08/2015 Duración: 54minOn this episode we look at the correlation between hip weakness and femoroacetabular impingement/labral tears. Is it all about the glute med? Can we just strengthen out of intra-articular hip injuries? Also, have you seen An Honest Liar yet???
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057 Quad Strength and Patellofemoral Chondral Damage After ACLR
08/08/2015 Duración: 49minWe are back from hiatus and on this episode we look at the correlation between quadriceps weakness and patellofemoral chondral damage after ACLR. Might the chondral damage progress due to quadriceps weakness? Is this another reason to aggressively seek quad strength after surgery? How was JW's summer?
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056 Exercise Interventions for the Treatment of CLBP
05/05/2015 Duración: 40minIn this last episode before the hiatus, we explore exercise interventions for chronic low back pain (CLBP). Are they truly effective for the treatment of CLBP? If they are, does the type of exercise matter? What about stabilization exercises? Is JW a carpetbagger?
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055 Pain Sensitivity and Its Response to Desensitization
29/04/2015 Duración: 35minDesensitization treatments have known effects on sensitivity in healthy controls, but what about in those with chronic pain? Does it matter if the patient has low pain sensitivity or high pain sensitivity? Will JW remodel his clinic to have nothing but ice buckets and exercise bikes?
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054 FAI in Elite Ice Hockey Goaltenders
24/04/2015 Duración: 41minWhat hip movements are required for being an elite ice hockey goaltender? Does this make them at a higher risk for hip pathology? Can a person with a cam even GET to an elite level as a goaltender? Can Erik survive a pun avalanche???
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053 Strength Changes After Hamstring Autograft ACLR
16/04/2015 Duración: 42minWhat kinds of strength deficits remain after hamstring autograft ACLR? Will the quadriceps fare better? Do they just need more time? Was JW's poorly told joke left in the episode? (You bet it was!)
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052 Influence of PT Kinesiophobic Beliefs
08/04/2015 Duración: 46minCan the kinesiophobic beliefs of a physical therapist have an influence on the people they are educating? Might this also occur in patient populations? When JW said in a previous episode, "You don't have kinesiophobia but dammit I can give it to you!" was he right?
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051 Undiffusion of Established Practices
01/04/2015 Duración: 47minWhen the literature starts to question an intervention that you use, how long does it take you to abandon it? Is JW a laggard?
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050 Mechanisms of Manual Therapy
24/03/2015 Duración: 47minErik and JW have asked for more inquiry into the mechanisms of manual therapy and this article does not disappoint! What about those neurophysiological effects? Are they specific or non-specific? Does it matter? Why does JW carry a galvanized bucket of vomit in the car?
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049 Eccentric Hip Abduction Strength and PFP
20/03/2015 Duración: 45minWe take a look at whether or not lack of eccentric hip strength is a risk factor for developing patellofemoral pain in novice runners. How hard is it to do a prospective study like this? What conclusions can we draw from this? Does this fit with our previous understanding? Is JW afraid of chickens?
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048 Nonsurgical Care for Lateral Epicondylalgia
11/03/2015 Duración: 44minWe take a look at a meta-analysis on nonsurgical management of lateral epicondylalgia which does not show much difference in the long term. Do short term changes matter? What exactly are we treating? No comment on the miscommunication that occurs during the episode.
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047 Enhancing Motor Learning to Reduce Injury Risk
04/03/2015 Duración: 50minWe take a skeptical look at ACL injury prevention programs and whether they are doing what we think they are doing. Do we need to think differently? What can we learn from motor learning theory? Is reviewing a Level 5 article a waste of our time???

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