How to Diagnose a Knee Disorder

"I firmly believe again you just put a peripheral joint disorder put a knee disorder into the neck and you should be doing the same sort of examination nobody in the world would have a person who injured their knee come in and look at range of movement and gait. No muscle testing physios have a compulsion to want to look at how the podriceps functions in a knee they've got to have that same fanaticism for how the muscle system functions in the spine as well," he says. "That's what I think we sometimes miss out on or we go to the other extreme."

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