Thru out history the long 2nd toe was referred as a âRoman Or Greece Footâ. Before Dr. Morton ever wrote about the long 2nd toe in the 1920âs it was written about for some time in various places. One of the most interesting of these publications is the U. S. National Park Service pamphlet about the Statute of Liberty.
Treatments for Common Bench Press Injuries. The treatment for injuries deriving from a bench press accident can vary depending upon the severity of the injury. If you have suffered a minor sternum injury or a slightly hyperextended elbow, it will likely heal on its own.
Elbow pain is one of the most common problems occupational/hand therapists treat. Two of the most common elbow diagnoses are tennis elbow and golferâs elbow. Depending on the cause and location of your pain, it can be treated easily and effectively with a few simple steps. Step 1: Identify the location of your elbow pain. On the outside of your elbow is a bony prominence called the lateral epicondyle. Tenderness at this point is most likely lateral epicondylitis, commonly known as tennis elbow. If you press on the inside of your elbow there is another bony prominence called the medial epicondyle.