Another excellent video, dr. However, I'd like to make a comment. More & more there is discussion in medical circles of tendonitis vs tendonosis. My understanding is that tendonosis results from degeneration of collagen over time from chronic (mis)use. Tendonitis on the other hand, is inflammation that results from an acute overload of the tendon, resulting in micro-tears of the tissue, which had undergone too much tensile strength too quickly. Often, what is commonly diagnosed as tendonitis is actually tendonosis. Understanding these differences and applying them to treatment can help to avoid secondary complications. For example, recognizing tendonosis may help to avoid prolonged or higher doses of NSAID's which tend to have gastric and renal side effects. Also, in recognizing a collagen issue problem over inflammation allows for a more proper treatment methodology, which at present demands proper time and alignment of tissues for proper collagen regeneration. This of course, assumes the patient doesn't already have another collagen issue, such as Ehlers -Danlos syndrome, which until recently appears to have been a significantly underdiagnosed issue. Nevertheless, I really appreciate the simplicity of your videos which brings much clarity of difficult topics to many people.
I love you Dr. Ebraheim! Your videos make things so clear for me better than anyone else!
terrific graphics, thank you for sharing your great medical knowledge...
Excellent video. Thank you Doctor. Very helpful for us "master athletes" who've been playing sports for many years.
That was very informative. And I love the variation in the music. Thank you.
Another excellent video, dr. However, I'd like to make a comment. More & more there is discussion in medical circles of tendonitis vs tendonosis. My understanding is that tendonosis results from degeneration of collagen over time from chronic (mis)use. Tendonitis on the other hand, is inflammation that results from an acute overload of the tendon, resulting in micro-tears of the tissue, which had undergone too much tensile strength too quickly.
Often, what is commonly diagnosed as tendonitis is actually tendonosis. Understanding these differences and applying them to treatment can help to avoid secondary complications. For example, recognizing tendonosis may help to avoid prolonged or higher doses of NSAID's which tend to have gastric and renal side effects. Also, in recognizing a collagen issue problem over inflammation allows for a more proper treatment methodology, which at present demands proper time and alignment of tissues for proper collagen regeneration. This of course, assumes the patient doesn't already have another collagen issue, such as Ehlers -Danlos syndrome, which until recently appears to have been a significantly underdiagnosed issue.
Nevertheless, I really appreciate the simplicity of your videos which brings much clarity of difficult topics to many people.
I dissagree
your videos are very educational.
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Thank you so much, Doctor
Thank u so much for this
great video thank you so much
excellent as always. i do dry needling and acupuncture; always good to review this antatomy
sir i like ur all videos
I have more dorsiflexion with straight knee than flexed knee. What does it means?
thank you
Watching that tendon snap apart like that... What a horrifying experience that would be for an athlete or for anyone.
very helpful thankyou doc..
What does it mean if my dorsiflexion is better when my leg is straight (and worse when the knee bent)?
Have anyone seen bowed calves(not legs) my calves are very skinny compared to my knees and there is like curve in my knee joint
Sir i have muscle injury last 3 years....now i cant walk properly.... I am from Bangladesh. I want treatment from u.i want ur address
thank you doctor, but I prefer you to talk in your videos.
The office theme gets sad when you slow it down
My child had this problem doctor
No arabic version:(( ?
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the animation is excellent but try to talk
please say some thing it was good if you say some thing
why don't you read this out? not everyone can read.
you gotta be kidding me with this. what's the point of a video if I have to read for 7 minutes?
What's the point of you actually studying if you won't even take time to read and take notes?