Episode 4 - McQuaid, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)

On this episode we discuss a hard fall from Jaylen Brown, concussion management/rehabilitation, and Stephen Curry's recurrent ankle injuries.

Fernando gives his recap of the 2018 American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections meeting

We give an update on Gordon Hayward and Ryan Shazier's rehabilitation processes as well as a hand injury suffered by Kevin Love

Hear what we have to say about our FIRST clinical experiences in PT school. Yes, we had the chance to talk to and work with real human beings...awesome! But seriously, we explain the internship process at our program, highs & lows of our internships, and our biggest piece of advice going into your first clinical internship in physical therapy school!

On episode 5 learn how to stand out as a PT school applicant by hearing our advice. Listen to find out how we would recommend getting shadowing experience, obtaining letters of recommendation, and making sure you have all of your prerequisites completed, including what worked and did not work for us.

On episode 4 we talk about Boston Bruins Defenseman, Adam McQuaid who recently broke his fibula. We also dive in to our current understanding of chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

On episode 3 we talk about the hit to Russell Wilson's jaw, quadriceps tendinopathy diagnosis for Kawhi Leonard, and our picks for the 2018 MLB Hall of Fame

On episode 2 we talk about ruptured achilles tendons, mysterious shoulder injuries, concussions, and have special announcement! *This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Medical advice should not be used from this podcast*

Welcome to the Physio Perspective podcast. We are physical therapy students simplifying sports, injuries, and the human body. The purpose of this show is for those who are interested in different sports injuries, but don’t necessarily know much about them. On episode 1 we talk about ACLs, clavicles, and life threatening injuries in professional sports. *This podcast is for entertainment purposes only. Medical advice should not be used from this podcast*