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See this glossary, I don't know about V raises...yet. http://www.orthoassociates.com/PDF/OAPT/G

Posted By: Grace on 2007-12-21
In Reply to: Physical therapy term - please see message - Thank you.

Subject: See this glossary, I don't know about V raises...yet. http://www.orthoassociates.com/PDF/OAPT/Glossary.pdf




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Not sure what she's saying. I've done physical therapy for almost three years. This is the second time she's mentioned "v" raises. The first time it had to do with arm pain, and this patient has biceps and deltoid pain.
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