Osgood Schlatter's Disease is an overuse type injury of the knee that is most common in adolescents and is usually characterized by a gradual onset of anterior knee pain.  This disease is caused by repetitive strain on the tibial tuberosity via the patellar tendon.  It is most common in adolescent athletes with higher demand on the quadriceps with sports that involve running and jumping.



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Explaining Parkinson's Disease

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Understanding SubLingual Nitroglycerin

Angina - It’s Not just chest painDive into understanding Angina with Dr. Rachele Burriesci, as she breaks down the pathophysiologic cause of angina, describes the 3 most common types and what you as a physical therapist should be aware of in its description in order to differentiate from other types of chest pain.In this episode:* Atherosclerosis* Define Angina* Describe Angina* 3 Types of Angina* How to differentiate AnginaFind Dr. Burriesci on:IG: @all_things_cardiopulmWebsite: https://www.allthingscardiopulm.com

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