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Frequently Asked Questions About Little League Shoulder and Elbow
31
Mar 2022
Frequently Asked Questions About Little League Shoulder and Elbow
Is your son's throwing arm hurting? An overuse injury could be to blame. A physical therapist answers some of the most frequently asked questions about little league shoulder and elbow.
By: Eric Bellm, PT, DPT | 6
Healthy Living
Lower Back Pain in Kids: What Can Be Done?
26
Mar 2019
Lower Back Pain in Kids: What Can Be Done?
Almost one-third of athletes will have back pain at some point while playing sports. It is one of the most common ailments we see in Orthopedic and Sports Medicine clinics and on the sideline. It is important to understand the cause of the pain and then treat it accordingly to help a child find relief.
By: Michael Allen, PT | 0
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Giving Thanks Following My Son’s Spinal Cord Injury
20
Nov 2018
Giving Thanks Following My Son’s Spinal Cord Injury
This summer the Spinneys became a family with a son who survived a spinal cord injury. Read how thankful they are for where Anthony is right now. He has shown nothing but courage, strength, and kindness as he has nearly fully recovered from a fluke accident that changed the course of their lives.
By: Bridget Spinney | 0
Fitness and Nutrition
25
Sep 2015
Be Well Running Program: Patients Ready For First 5K
Six patients, some with cerebral palsy, will run their first 5K race after months of training with physical therapists, coaches and their running club.
By: Jenny Angeli, DPT, PhD | 0
Cincinnati Walks for Kids
Cincinnati Walks for Kids Impact Facts: Your Support Makes a Difference
10
Sep 2015
Cincinnati Walks for Kids Impact Facts: Your Support Makes a Difference
Cincinnati Walks for Kids allows community members be part of the hospital and give back to areas of the medical center that they are most passionate about.
By: Cincinnati Walks for Kids Team | 0
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Austin’s 5K
17
Sep 2014
Austin’s 5K
Through my work as a physical therapist, I have had the privilege of meeting a young man named Austin. Austin is 17 years old and lives in Batavia. He has been a Cincinnati Children’s patient for many years. Images of his brain suggest that he had a stroke when he was in utero. He has
By: Jenny Angeli, DPT, PhD | 10

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