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Recently, I returned to my old bachelor's thesis, written many years ago. Reading it again, I...

It is a common and puzzling finding on MRI: one intervertebral disc shows clear signs of...

For many years, adipose tissue was treated almost as an afterthought. Muscles, fascia, ligaments,...

Shoulder pain is one of the problems I see very often in my practice. A patient points to the...

A good example of this approach was a patient who came to me with left shoulder pain. Naturally,...

One of the tests I frequently perform in my practice is what I call the “two-scale test.” The...

For decades, clinicians working in manual therapy, rehabilitation, and musculoskeletal...

1. Irritation of the Sacroiliac Ligament The sacroiliac ligament is one of the most important...

Why do some patients spontaneously load one lower limb more than the other? Why does asymmetrical...

Many people spend years treating the place where the pain appears — the shoulder, lower back, hip...

Introduction In recent years, a popular statement has circulated widely in rehabilitation,...

Introduction Physiotherapists working with headaches and cervico-cranial pain know that...

Introduction Massage is a commonly used manual intervention in physiotherapy, rehabilitation,...

“He who rejects or disregards the experience of the elders and believes that only the newest...

Massage is a form of manual therapy in which mechanical and kinetic stimuli are applied to soft...

Fascia is a connective tissue network that surrounds and permeates our entire body. You can think...

Cervical spine pain — what is really happening in the tissues? Neck pain is one of the most...

"X-rays Don’t Get Sick—And They Don’t Hurt Either" We are dealing here with degenerative...

Sciatica (ischias) refers to a cluster of symptoms resulting from irritation or compression of...

In the lumbo-sacral region, clinicians frequently encounter: Degenerative changes of...