Alison Fitzgerald, podiatrist in regional Victoria, solves a Sinus Tarsi case that was booked in for surgery.
How did she do it?
Full story here in under 2 minutes (CLICK THE PIC!).
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Mary Moore, podiatrist in Dublin, Ireland, cures a Cuboid case that previously puzzled two eminent orthopaedic surgeons.
How did she do it?
Full story here in just 2 1/2 minutes, (CLICK THE PIC!).
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In this last TTT TV Episode for 2018, Ben Corso, Manipulative Physio with special interests in the lower limb, reveals:
- the details of a complaint registered by a patient AND their GP and the avoid ...
This week's TTT TV show starring Manipulative Physio with special interest in Osteoarthritis Management, Ben Corso, does some serious OA Myth Busting!
1. OA is NOT an inevitable 'wear & tear' degener...
'Drugs vs Exercise Therapies for Osteoarthritis Sufferers' - the evidence may be hard to swallow ;-)
Manipulative Physio, Ben Corso, joins Ted today to talk about Osteoarthritis, knees, drugs and ex...
In this interesting interview Krista reveals:
- How the taste of bananas helped develop her palpation skills
- Her new language of 'touch' that generated the term 'Foot Whisperer'
- Case study #1 of a ...
Jane Baker, Foot & Ankle PhysiotherapistÂ
In this concise interview, Jane reveals her 'secret sauce' to greater insights in:
> similarities (and differences!) between animals and humans (that Darwin...
In this revealing interview, recent graduate Lucy Gillivour teaches this old dog some new tricks (including the steps Lucy took to see 1,235 patients in the first 5 months after graduating!).
You’ll ...
Why are some consultations a 'dream' and others are just, well, complete s**t?
Today's TTT TV Show, Bunions Part 4, answers this question so that you can stack the odds in your favour of more 'dream'...
Today's gangbuster TTT TV show on Busting Bunions without Surgery (Part 2 of 4) revealed:
- Confirmation that I might have landed on my head as a child [7:17]
- The anatomical premise that is poorly u ...
Busting Bunions Part 1 - The Diagnosis
1st MP Joint conditions affect 23% of 18-65 year olds and 35.7% of adults over 65!
How can we help those patients without having to resort to surgery?
Well, f...
