Parallel bar use in rehabilitation
Parallel bars are a pair of wooden or metallic bars that stand about one foot apart supported by metallic posts that are anchored onto a
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Parallel bars are a pair of wooden or metallic bars that stand about one foot apart supported by metallic posts that are anchored onto a
Parents always want to know why their children sit a certain way and today I’m here to tell you why one child your child may
When an ambulatory child is unable to walk either because of restrictions from the doctor or due to pain that won’t let them weight bear,
It is the beginning of the year, so if an annual orthopedic check-up wasn’t ticked off the to-do list last year, it’s something you might
The growth plate is a special area on children’s bones that contains cells that allow the bone to get taller. Growth plates are found on
The navicular is a boat-shaped bone on the inner side of your foot which is a site of attachment of the tibialis posterior muscle. An