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Episode Synopsis
On this episode of The Adaptive Zone, we speak to expert Professor Peter Malliares about tendinopathy, a condition characterized by persistent pain around the tendon and dysfunctional disability. We'll learn why an individualized approach is necessary and uncover the various factors that contribute to tendinopathy.
We'll also hear about the various treatments available to patients, including taping, manual therapy, shockwave therapy, and injections, and why evidence shows that exercise is the most effective option.
Finally, we'll dive into the controversial topic of injecting steroids around or directly into the tendon and the risks associated with these procedures. Join us as we break down this complex problem and learn the most effective ways to tackle tendinopathy to promote recovery and long-term health.
Professor Peter Malliares has been a physiotherapist since 1998 and is considered a foremost expert in tendon pain. He is currently based in Melbourne where he works as a clinician as well as a professor at Monash University, where he conducts research focused on lower limb tendinopathy.
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Instagram: @tendinopathyrehab
Website: TendinopathyRehab.com
ResearchGate: Peter Malliares
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:43 Understanding Tendinopathy: Pain, dysfunction, and pathology explained
03:54 The Nuance of Diagnosing
08:38 Localized Pain: Key to Identifying Patella Tendonitis
15:53 Key Treatments for Tendinopathy
22:22 Patellar Tendonitis: A Multifactorial Problem
26:58 Individualized Education and Exercise for Pain Management
33:04 Treating Tendinitis: Injections and Shockwave Reviewed
38:59 Debating the Safety of Steroid Injections Near Tendons
More from Matthew Boyd Physio
Free Online Course: Running Fundamentals
Subscribe to The Adaptive Zone Podcast
Subscribe to The Adaptive Zone YouTube Channel
Facebook @matthewboydphysio
Work with Matthew Boyd Physio
Running Technique Analysis
Running Coaching
Running Injury Physiotherapy
Strength Training for Runners
We'll also hear about the various treatments available to patients, including taping, manual therapy, shockwave therapy, and injections, and why evidence shows that exercise is the most effective option.
Finally, we'll dive into the controversial topic of injecting steroids around or directly into the tendon and the risks associated with these procedures. Join us as we break down this complex problem and learn the most effective ways to tackle tendinopathy to promote recovery and long-term health.
Professor Peter Malliares has been a physiotherapist since 1998 and is considered a foremost expert in tendon pain. He is currently based in Melbourne where he works as a clinician as well as a professor at Monash University, where he conducts research focused on lower limb tendinopathy.
Follow Peter Malliares
Book a Consult: CompleteSportsCare.com
Instagram: @tendinopathyrehab
Website: TendinopathyRehab.com
ResearchGate: Peter Malliares
Chapters
00:00 Introduction
01:43 Understanding Tendinopathy: Pain, dysfunction, and pathology explained
03:54 The Nuance of Diagnosing
08:38 Localized Pain: Key to Identifying Patella Tendonitis
15:53 Key Treatments for Tendinopathy
22:22 Patellar Tendonitis: A Multifactorial Problem
26:58 Individualized Education and Exercise for Pain Management
33:04 Treating Tendinitis: Injections and Shockwave Reviewed
38:59 Debating the Safety of Steroid Injections Near Tendons
More from Matthew Boyd Physio
Free Online Course: Running Fundamentals
Subscribe to The Adaptive Zone Podcast
Subscribe to The Adaptive Zone YouTube Channel
Facebook @matthewboydphysio
Work with Matthew Boyd Physio
Running Technique Analysis
Running Coaching
Running Injury Physiotherapy
Strength Training for Runners
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