PodChatLive 242: Injury risk when running with a stroller/buggy, Tibialis Anterior anatomical variation, the lunge test link with falls risk in Parkinson's, and calcaneal insufficiency fractures
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PodChatLive 242: Injury risk when running with a stroller/buggy, Tibialis Anterior anatomical variation, the lunge test link with falls risk in Parkinson's Disease, and thinking about calcaneal insufficiency fractures
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Links from this episode: Injury risk and running habits in parents: Does stroller use make a difference? Anatomical characteristics of the tibialis anterior tendon and clinical significance Calcaneal Insufficiency Fracture: An Underrecognized Cause of Atraumatic Heel Pain in Older Adults The Weight-Bearing Lunge Test as an Instrument to Distinguish between Non-Recurrent and Recurrent Fallers in People with Parkinson’s Disease.
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