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Extra Phones: Phone: (305) 238-2310
Neighborhood: Palmetto Bay
Other Link: http://www.inbalancephysicaltherapy.net
Categories: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapy Clinics, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Orthopedics, Physicians & Surgeons, Sports Medicine, Sports Medicine & Injuries Treatment

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Phone: (305) 251-2912

Address: 9040 SW 152nd St, Palmetto Bay, FL 33157

Website: http://www.inbalancephysicaltherapy.net

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Plantar Fasciitis
Primary Care
1. Thompson, F. M.; Coughlin, M. J., The high price of high-fashion footwear. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery 2008, 78, 1586-1593. 2. Frey, C.; Roberts, N. E., Problem Shoes, Problem Feet: What to Tell Women About Footwear Recommendations on diagnosis, treatment, prevention. Women’s Health in Primary Care 2002, 5 (11), 682-691. 3. Bergman, A. G.; Kniggendorf, H.; Graichen, F.; Rohlmann, A., Influence of shoes and heel strike on the loading of the hip joint. Journal of Biomechanics 1995, 28 (7), 817-827. 4. Tessutti, V.; Trombini-Souza, F.; Ribeiro, A. P.; Nunes, A. L.; Sacco, I. d. C. N., In-shoe plantar pressure distribution during running on natural grass and asphalt in recreational runners. Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport 2010, 13 (1), 151-155.

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Ultrasound
A good example would be Janet, who comes into the office for knee pain. She has been treated other places with ultrasound, electrical stimulation, ice and some exercises. She has not had much success and becomes frustrated and resorts to using a knee brace and over the counter drugs for the problem. Upon evaluating her whole biomechanics chain, We were able to find imbalance in one of her hips, which is where the source of the problem is located, even though she has no hip pain. Injuries need to be completely examined to locate the source of the injury, not just where the pain is. Many will keep chasing pain their whole life because they have not had anyone look at them from this perspective.

Bunions
Hip Replacement
A very clever 1995 study examined forces in the hip joint with a variety of shoes directly through an implanted force measurement device. One intrepid elderly man who was scheduled to undergo a hip replacement volunteered to have a force transducer implanted into his artificial hip, allowing biomechanical researchers to examine how wearing different shoes affected the forces inside his body. Though most types of shoes, including running shoes, hiking boots, and clogs, didn’t function much differently...

Physical Therapists

Sports Medicine
As an elite level athlete, I’ve competed for years at national and international events. I’ve had MANY and I mean MANY injuries. That means I’ve had a great deal of experience with physical therapists over the years, including the sports medicine team at the US Olympic Training Center. I’d like to think I know my body pretty well at this point and I know when I’m receiving good care. My mother is also a PT so I have very high standards when it comes to my care.
Physical Therapy
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Back Pain
Manual Therapy
We offer an Integrated approach to the human body designed to specifically evaluate and treat dysfunction. We use manual therapy to correct structural and soft tissue irritation. This hands-on approach normalizes tissue function and decreases mechanical strain on the body during activity.
TMJ Dysfunction
Orthotics and Prosthetic Therapy

Bunions Problems
Thomson and Coughlin cite studies showing a significant increase in the prevalence of bunions, hammertoes, and neuromas in women (who are vastly more likely to wear high-heeled, narrow-toed shoes), but not men, after the age of 20. Their opinion is corroborated by that of Carol Frey and Neil Roberts, two doctors who authored a 2002 article on the foot injuries associated with poorly-fitted fashion shoes.
Hammertoes
Frey and Roberts describe a survey of 356 women between 20 and 60 years old which found that 80 percent reported substantial foot pain while wearing their shoes, and that a full three-quarters had some type of foot deformity, like a bunion, neuroma, or hammertoe.
Foot Pain
Foot Injuries
Plantar Fasciitis
1. Hagen, M.; Hennig, E. M., Effects of different shoe-lacing patterns on the biomechanics of running shoes. Journal of Sports Sciences 2009, 27 (3), 267-275. 2. Nigg, B., The Role of Impact Forces and Foot Pronation: A New Paradigm. Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine 2001, (11), 2-9. 3. Davis, I. S.; Pohl, M. B.; Hamill, J., Biomechanical and Anatomic Factors Associated with a History of Plantar Fasciitis in Female Runners. Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine 2009, (19), 372-376. 4. Hagen, M.; Homme, A.-K.; Umlauf, T.; Hennig, E., Effects of Different Shoe-Lacing Patterns on Dorsal Pressure Distribution During Running and Perceived Comfort. Research in Sports Medicine 2010, 18 (3), 176-187.
Podiatric Deformities
The women as whole wore, on average, a shoe that was half an inch too narrow for their foot, while the small percentage of women who did not suffer from foot pain or foot deformities wore shoes that were closer to the actual size of their foot—less than a quarter-inch of a difference.

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