Pelvic obliquity: what is correct and what is not?

Pelvic obliquity: what is correct and what is not?

09-03-2026 - Many people are told during treatment or massage that their pelvis is misaligned. This often sounds serious and is regularly cited as the cause of back or hip problems. In this blog, we explain what p...
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Lateral epicondylalgia (also known as tennis elbow): an overview

Lateral epicondylalgia (also known as tennis elbow): an overview

12-10-2025 - Lateral epicondylalgia, better known as tennis elbow, is a common condition that affects people who engage in repetitive arm movements. It is characterized by pain and tenderness on the outside of the...
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Does Posture Matter? The Truth About Posture and Pain

Does Posture Matter? The Truth About Posture and Pain

09-06-2025 - As physiotherapists, we often hear the question: Does my posture cause my back, neck, or shoulder pain? The short answer is: yes and no. Modern research shows that posture is not as black-a...
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Ultrasound by the physical therapist

Ultrasound by the physical therapist

05-05-2025 - The physical therapist can use ultrasound as a supplementary examination tool in addition to the regular physical examination and intake interview, in order to make a diagnosis or to rule out certain ...
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Lateral epicondylalgia (also known as tennis elbow): an overview

Lateral epicondylalgia (also known as tennis elbow): an overview

22-04-2025 - Lateral epicondylalgia, better known as tennis elbow, is a common condition that affects people who engage in repetitive arm movements. It is characterized by pain and tenderness on the outside of the...
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Total/Hemi knee replacement rehabilitation

Total/Hemi knee replacement rehabilitation

28-11-2024 - What is a total knee replacement? A total knee replacement (TKP) or hemi(half) knee replacement (HKP) refers to the removal and replacement of damaged portions of bone and cartilage at the ends of th...
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Practices in Amsterdam

Plexus - Saxen Weimarlaan
Willemspark - Oud Zuid
020 - 662 71 03
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Plexus - Museumkwartier
Museumkwartier - Oud Zuid
020 - 662 13 07
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Plexus - Centrum
Centrum
Spuistraat 239/1
020 - 673 71 68
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Plexus - Fresh
De Pijp - Zuid
020 - 673 71 66
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Plexus - Lutmastraat
De Pijp
020 - 237 65 99
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Plexus - Jordaan
Jordaan
020 - 303 82 22
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Plexus - Minerva
Zuid
020 - 66 26 192
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