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Tag: tendons

Shoulder Pain: More Than Meets the Eye By Dr. Vince DiSaia

Shoulder Pain: More Than Meets the Eye By Dr. Vince DiSaia

| April 18, 2013 | Reply

By Dr. Vince DiSaia I have seen almost every type of shoulder injury imaginable. Most of them are not traumatic in nature and the patient always says, “It just started hurting one day”. The rotator cuff muscles are the most commonly injured muscles in the shoulder area. However, what most people don’t realize is that […]

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Ask the Doc: Elbow Pain By Dr. Vince DiSaia

Ask the Doc: Elbow Pain By Dr. Vince DiSaia

| February 15, 2013 | Reply

By Dr. Vince DiSaia Ask the Doc, is a Boulderng Portal section dedicated to bouldering and climbing injuries, prevention and treatment. We will take a user injury submission and address it’s cause and possible plan for recovery. If you have a tweak, pain or just want to stay healthy send us your submission and we will […]

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Pulley Strain? Ask the Doc By Dr. Vince DiSaia

Pulley Strain? Ask the Doc By Dr. Vince DiSaia

| May 10, 2012 | Reply

By Dr. Vince DiSaia Ask the Doc, is a new Boulderng Portal section dedicated to bouldering and climbing injuries, prevention and treatment. Each month we will take a user injury submission and address it’s cause and possible plan for recovery. If you have a tweak, pain or just want to stay healthy send us your submission […]

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Injuries: The Problem with Lay-off by Dave MacLeod

Injuries: The Problem with Lay-off by Dave MacLeod

| March 18, 2012 | Reply

A traditional approach to a tendon injury such as commonly experienced by climbers is to include an extended lay-off of several weeks or even several months. There are several good reasons to consider a lay-off, and several not to lay-off at all, depending on the circumstances. The basic rationale for lay-off is to allow the […]

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