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A collection of 10 issues

PT Crab 🦀 Issue 162 - Best of Head

As we roll into the New Year and everyone recovers from their respective hangovers, I’m going to be pumping out some “Best Ofs” from the last three years of PT Crab coverage. I’ve summarized about 500 articles at this point, so there’s a lot of gold buried

PT Crab 🦀 Issue 143 - My graine

First off, migraine are migraine, not migraines. It’s like being offside. There’s no offsides, just offside. But I digress, a bit. And if you were wondering, we are talking about migraine. Ya see, it’s a disease, and there’s a lot of PT to it, as you’

PT Crab 🦀 Issue 143 - My graine

PT 🦀 Issue 132 - Life’s a Headache

PT 🦀 Issue 132 - Life’s a Headache

In this week back, I’m going to talk headaches, because things have been a headache. But other than what we covered last week, things are going pretty well. I did just find out that I misspelled my own email address on the resumes I’ve been sending to employers,

🦀 PT Crab Issue 104 - Headaches are a headache. Here are some interventions.

🦀 PT Crab Issue 104 - Headaches are a headache. Here are some interventions.

This week, we’re intervening on headaches. Next week, we’ll talk pediatrics, then we’re going down the rotator cuff path. I searched my archives and found that I’d only published two summaries about rotator cuffs. Weird, right? But that’s not today’s topic. Today, it’s

PT Crab #26 - What Do Patients Think Will Work?, Spooky Tibia at a Distance, Mobilization for Headaches Review, and The Right Amount of Neck Exercises

Issue 8 Blue Crab Edition - Hypotension and Running Inside vs. Out

Orthostatic vs. Exertional Hypotension - What They Are and What To Do The Gist - This paper from the Journal of Acute Care Physical Therapy is relevant across the spectrum of PT and compares orthostatic hypotension with exertion hypotension, highlighting how PTs can help with these conditions. Orthostatic hypotension is

Issue 8 - Cervicogenic Headache Snags, Hypotension, Running Inside vs. Out, and Covid-19 for PTs