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| The last column discussed what sports injuries are and how to assess their severity. This column will tell you what to do when you have an acute sports injury. The three main goals... read more |
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| Acute Sports Injuries are traumatic in nature. Some are very dramatic such as when Mike Foligno broke his leg at centre ice the season before last. Although his was a bone injury m... read more |
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Chris
Peralta |
PT - Chris graduated with his Master of Science in physical therapy from the University of Toronto in 2007. He also received an honours Bachelor of Science degree from the No... read more |
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| Shannon Andersen |
 BHSc, MSc, HBSc (PT), FCAMT - Shannon graduated from physiotherapy in 1998 from McMaster University after completing a Master's degree in Sports Medicine at Lakehead University and an undergraduate degree in Human Biology from the University of Toronto. Shannon is a Fellow (Part B) in the Canadian Academy of Manual and Manipulative Therapy and is certified in acupuncture. Shannon actively participates in tennis, snow boarding, water skiing and ice hockey. She was a member of the OWIAA Lady Blues Ice Hockey Championship team from 1990-1994 and since working at The Sports Medicine Specialists has had field experience in Soccer (Legends of Soccer), Figure Skating (Stars on Ice) and Tennis (Davis Cup). |
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