Kim Grossett Physiotherapy

Kim Grossett Physiotherapy Effective treatment results in Effective Movement

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This wrist diagram illustrates the arrangement of the carpal bones and highlights the Scapholunate (S-L) ligament, which plays a critical role in wrist stability. Key points:

Bones Involved:
Scaphoid: Located on the radial side, connecting with the thumb.
Lunate: Central carpal bone that articulates with the radius.
S-L Ligament:
Connects the scaphoid and lunate bones.
Vital for wrist mechanics and load distribution.

Clinical Significance:
Injury to the S-L ligament can cause scapholunate dissociation, leading to instability and long-term arthritis if untreated.
This diagram is essential for understanding wrist anatomy and recognising pathologies associated with ligament injuries.

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11 Sandown Close (Kyalami Estate)
Midrand
2191

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Monday 07:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 07:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 07:00 - 16:00
Thursday 07:00 - 16:00
Friday 07:00 - 16:00

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+27824602905

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The Kim Grossett Physiotherapy Practice was started in 2006. At the time, I was the owner of a practice at the Donald Gordon Medical Center , where I had worked for 15 years. I had extensive exposure to patients in the areas of Medicine, Surgery, Orthopaedics, Neurology, and out patients. My work included pre and post op rehabilitation for all orthopaedic, spinal and surgical conditions. My real area of interest was back and neck rehabilitation, working with some of the TOP spinal specialists. This resulted in my doing my OMT 1 in 1994. With this knowledge, I concentrated more on outpatients , restoring patients to full movement and function over a longer term.

In 2006, I brought my practice out to Kyalami, Johannesburg. Here, the scope of work was more sports orientated, including adults and teenage children. This sparked a huge interest in Sports Injuries and I did a sports post graduate qualification in Cape Town. Over the years, I have realised that an injury, be it a back, shoulder, neck or ankle is not one dimensional. We have to look at the body as a whole . One part directly has a cause-effect on the other areas of the body. This then lead me to look at ways that patients can help themselves. I use various exercise modalities as an adjunct to treatment, to empower the patient to take back control. I am very passionate about finding the right solution for the patient , and do not believe in treating over an elongated period of time, without results. I love learning and you will often find me, online, researching the best solutions.