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EPISODE · May 12, 2019 · 50H 29M

Metatarsal Fractures & Tendon Pain with Scott Epsley from Philadelphia 76 ers (NBA)

from The Sports MAP Network · host The Sports Map Network | Nick Kane

Scott Epsley is the Director of Physiotherapy & clinical diagnostics at the Philadelphia 76er's in the NBA. In this episode we chat about: Scott's journey from Australia to working in the NBAThe pro's & cons of working in the NBAThe Rehabilitation system and structure at the 76er'sRehabilitation of 5th metatarsal fractures/ stress fracturesUsing ultrasound to improve diagnosticsUltrasound guided dry needlingTechnology advances used in rehabilitation*Some interesting early work tendon stiffness in tendinopathy We hope you enjoy this episode of the Sports MAP Podcast. If you do, please let us know by leaving a review and sharing via twitter & Facebook. Listen to this Podcast via your favorite platform including Apple, Spotify, Player FM & Stitcher. This is episode is brought to you by IMeasureU * Side note: In this episode Scott mentions the use of IMU in his practice. This comment was not related in any way to the sponsorship and were completely unsolicited as part of the podcast.

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