Douglas Jolly

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A little diversion from our typical format, this week I�d like to discuss the differences between structure and function. I had posted this on Facebook back in August, but it is absolutely worth reposting Ever wonder why some surgeries (not all) are unsuccessful? Here is the topic of discussion for the week. Traditional medicine, specifically Orthopedic Surgery is more rooted in structure rather than function. A surgeon will take an imaging study and compare it to what �normal� looks like. If there is a discrepancy, they know that they can surgically make the abnormal structure look more like the normal structure. When this proves to be unsuccessful, the assumption would have to be made that their structure was not the cause of the issue in the first place. We see this all the time. Someone with moderate-severe symptoms and an essentially normal imaging study.

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Douglas Jolly05 Apr, 2022Sport

Originally developed by athletes, Graston Technique? is an interdisciplinary treatment used by more than 15,000 clinicians worldwide?including physical and occupational therapists, hand therapists, chiropractors, and athletic trainers. Click here to read about this technique and more!

The Weakly Muslce � Structure vs. Function

Douglas Jolly15 Mar, 2022Health

Ever wonder why some surgeries (not all) are unsuccessful? Here is the topic of discussion for the week. Traditional medicine, specifically Orthopedic Surgery is more rooted in structure rather than function. A surgeon will take an imaging study and compare it to what ?normal? looks like. If there is a discrepancy, they know that they can surgically make the abnormal structure look more like the normal structure. When this proves to be unsuccessful, the assumption would have to be made that their structure was not the cause of the issue in the first place. We see this all the time. Someone with moderate-severe symptoms and an essentially normal imaging study.