The Evolution of ACL Management
There is a saying that ACL rehabilitation is easy until you start testing. Managing an ACL was easy in the 90s and noughties when I
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Tokyo Physio is owned and operated by the team at Asia Physio, Tokyo’s & Japan’s leading expatriate physiotherapy and massage provider since 2002. We are committed to providing quality care for residents and visitors to the region. We practice an Australian-style of physiotherapy, generally considered the world leader in physiotherapy.
There is a saying that ACL rehabilitation is easy until you start testing. Managing an ACL was easy in the 90s and noughties when I
The Skiing ACL Many healthcare professionals believe that tearing your ACL is a binary event. You’ve either done it or you haven’t. But thanks to
What is Involution, and why does anyone involved in acute injury management need to know? Involution isn’t a word we come across daily, but it
The recently published Cross Bracing Protocol is a bracing regime designed to maximise the healing ability of the ACL by keeping the knee bent at 90
At Asia Physio, we have been operating in the ski fields of Japan for over 17 years and have seen thousands of ACL tears of
Did you know? According to University of South Carolina researchers, running up to 20 miles (32 km) once a week can prolong your lifespan. Running
Osteoarthritis is one of the most common causes of pain in joints (1). Often known as OA, the condition becomes more common as we age,
Most ACL injuries are managed along the same lines. An athlete feels a pop playing sport, so they book in to see a GP or
A New Age Of ACL Management Whether the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in the knee can heal or not is a simple question with a simple
Sciatica is a general term used to describe any pain referring down the leg that emanates from the lower back. It is non-specific and used
Your Health and Well-Being is of the Utmost Importance to Us In response to the growing cases of COVID-19, we have made some changes to
One of the best known acronyms in sports medicine is RICE. It has long been the stock standard advice given to anyone who has suffered