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[Prof. Karl Lauterbach @Karl_Lauterbach]

Typischer schwerer Verlauf bei 61 Jährigen. Nach der Beatmung dauert es noch Monate bis Lunge, Nieren und Herz wieder ok sind. Wenn überhaupt. Dass wir viele Fälle bisher vermeiden konnten ist ein Segen. Statt das zu feiern demonstrieren die Verrückten... https://t.co/vLBH9ZDRj7

[Prof. Karl Lauterbach @Karl_Lauterbach]

Der BDI fordert das Ende des Lockdowns egal wie sich R-Wert oder andere Werte der Pandemie entwickeln. Jetzt müsse quasi mal Schluss sein. Mit der Einstellung hätte wir uns das Ganze sparen können. Wenn man das wirklich Ernst nähme käme 2te Welle sicher... https://t.co/fK5ktgz8Kx

[Christian Drosten @c_drosten]

Sehr interessante und richtige Aussagen von @fennerlabor zur gegenwärtigen Antikörper-Nachweisrate. Danke, Thomas, für diesen Einblick in Eure Daten!
https://t.co/p3DxfsFPJR via @derspiegel

[Christian Drosten @c_drosten]

Sehr richtig. Und eine eventuelle Dunkelziffer kann man nur durch geografisch breit angelegte Untersuchungen bestimmen. Hier sollten wir zum gegenwärtigen frühen Zeitpunkt der Epidemie nicht all zu viel erwarten.

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@Radiopaedia @RadiologySigns 🔻

[Doug Kechijian @greenfeetPT]

Lacking hip internal rotation + structural changes on x-ray/mri doesn't mean one necessarily has a "Scottish" hip/clinically significant FAI. This fatalistic narrative is leading to a lot of unnecessary surgeries and lost training time.

[Doug Kechijian @greenfeetPT]

Outside of trauma and severe medical pathology trying to precisely diagnose pain or discomfort might increase fragility. The quest for “precision” and lack of emphasis on function/stress inoculation leads to interventionism and pathologizing small deviations from normalcy.

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That is so well written down

[Doug Kechijian @greenfeetPT]

Outside of trauma and severe medical pathology trying to precisely diagnose pain or discomfort might increase fragility. The quest for “precision” and lack of emphasis on function/stress inoculation leads to interventionism and pathologizing small deviations from normalcy.

[Craig Liebenson @CraigLiebenson]

Anti-rotation is valuable but the L-Spine isn’t fragile. Gradual training builds robustness. Avoiding preparedness makes us fragile. Slow cook adaptation. @TimGabbett @PeteOSullivanPT #firstprinciplesofmovement @PainRevolution under-preparation ➡️ over-protection & vice versa

[Mick Hughes @mickwhughes]

I'm not sure if this exercise has an actual name, but I'm calling it "The Pyro" because after doing it.. everything BURNS! Listen to video for cues. No hard/fast dosage, but at least 5x10sec holds each leg makes you feel alive!
For more on ACL rehab, check out @LearnPhysio 👍

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[Dan Lorenz @kcrehabguy]

Gosh. Not going to go down the road of speculation here, but I just don't know how this is a good idea for an NFL prospect to be back after ACLR in <6 mos. I get it - outliers , good work ethic, etc, https://t.co/y3DXJtkcsM

[Frank Gaillard @frankgaillard]

When will people learn the basics of slide design? White background? Tiny images? Text overlay? Seriously folk, you’re making life hard for you and the audience.

[Speedworks Training @speed_works_]

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[Craig Liebenson @CraigLiebenson]

@DerekGriffin86 Crucial. Simple. Reassurance➡️reactivation. Simple but not easy. Vested interests Status quo. @MaryOKeeffe007 @jevnehelse #knowledgetranslation @cjramin @ChrisLittlew00d #skininthegame @_Tyson_Beach #cellstosociety @jeubanksMD #behaviorialeconomics #gamification @StuartMcMillan1

[Stanford Pain Medicine @StanfordPain]

Research shows that physical activity is one of the most effective treatments for many pain conditions. @drmingkao describes some low-impact exercises which may be helpful for patients struggling with chronic pain. https://t.co/XELIdWXGL3

[Dundee Uni Jobs @DundeeUniJobs]

Encouraging children to do strength-based exercises could play a vital role in their physical development, a new study suggests by @helen_collins1 from our Institute of Sport and Exericse @isedundee 🏋️

Great work Helen 🙌

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[Kevin Ford @ford_kr]

#ACL injury with classic valgus knee collapse. Toe externally rotated and lateral trunk posit create large external abduction moment arm! Wonder now about the previous hamstrings injury #cocontraction

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Think Twice – Warum Du lieber einmal mehr überlegen solltest bevor Du handelst! 5/5 https://t.co/PuHSLYB1on

[Peter O'Sullivan @PeteOSullivanPT]

Crazy stuff - Back and neck pain is presumed to be caused by injury - common belief reinforced by HCPs