Webinar
Investigating Injuries: Achilles Tendinopathy
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Clinician-educator Dr. Erson Religioso III joins host Dr. Daniel Stewart for Episode #4 of the Investigating Injuries series. This session breaks down the clinical presentation, assessment, and rehab of Achilles Tendinopathy — including pathophysiology, ROM and MMT testing, differential diagnosis, and evidence-based loading strategies for tendon reconditioning and return-to-activity planning.
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Pathophysiology, causes, and risk factors for Achilles tendinopathy
Key anatomical structures: gastrocnemius-soleus complex and Achilles tendon insertion
Range of motion testing: dorsiflexion and plantarflexion
Manual muscle testing: gastrocnemius and soleus
Functional testing and differential diagnosis
Case study walkthrough: clinical reasoning and rehab planning
Evidence-based treatment strategies: eccentric loading, isometrics, and tendon reconditioning
Return-to-activity progression and rehab criteria
Hosts & Guests
Dr. Daniel G. Stewart
Dr. Stewart, PT, DPT, is an accomplished Doctor of Physical Therapy, recognized for his exceptional skills and contributions to the field. With a solid background in Kinesiology and Exercise Physiology from The University of Utah, he furthered his expertise at Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions in Provo, Utah, earning his Doctorate in Physical Therapy. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Stewart has been instrumental in the development of ActivForce. His involvement in building and integrating this technology underscores his mission to enhance the precision of physical therapy assessments.
Dr. Erson Religioso III
Dr. Erson Religioso III is a fellowship-trained cash-based PT practice owner, entrepreneur, blogger, and sought-after lecturer in the topic of Modern Manual Therapy. He has a #CashPT Practice in the Buffalo, NY area, EDGE Rehab and Sport Science, where he specializes in TMD, headaches, spinal care, runners, gymnasts, and chronic pain. His focus is seeing the patient as little as possible, and empowering them with education, self assessment and treatment strategies.