Eswt Myofascial painEswt Myofascial pain Abstract: In recent years, extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) has received increasing atten- tion for its potential beneficial effects on various bone and soft-tissue pathologies, yielding promising outcomes for pain...
Getting a knee injury when skiing is a rather common. A friend injuried his knee when skiing by dislocating his knee cap (patella) skiing in France. The Doctors immediately took x-rays and gave him a full leg brace. His knee was hugely swollen so taking my advice he iced it regularly for 10 minutes every hour using the free ice snow from outside. The swelling reduced and he walked carefully around with his knee brace and I gave him simple safe isometric knee exercises to try to stop the quadriceps from atrophying or wasting. He had dislocated his patella and here is Everything you Need to know about Patella Dislocation Video
[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_column_text] Myofascial Release or Myofascial Release Massage over the years has grown a fashionable course of treatments. It is only the stretching the some of the fascial which surrounds the muscles of the body but due to America...
Physiotherapy Electrotherapy was first introduced to me over 30 years ago by a wonderful physiotherapist were I worked in a well known Health Spa used by many celebrities. Physiotherapy Electrotherapy has come on a long way and there are many more approaches, machines and diagnostic advances of which many are used in the States and Europe. At the moment, here in the Great Britain physiotherapy is restricted to exercises and hands on. The use electrotherapy has been greatly reduced with the result that I combine physiotherapy electrotherapy with many of my treatments as electrotherapy has been well evidence based and researched by Professor Tim Watson. He has a new website and here is a link to Key Concepts in Electrotherapy
Dr O’Driscoll has asked me to make practitioners aware of the 2013 Arsenal FC SEMS Conference, run by the AFC Medical Department and held at Emirates Stadium on 25 March 2013. Please find current information below.
To register online and secure your place, please go to www.eventelephant.com/arsenalsportsmedicineconference2013
There is limited capacity of 30 attendees per tour for the two tours of Emirates during the day. If you wish to join one of these, please confirm this when you register.
Tissue Repair and Electrotherapy Victoria Infirmary, Glasgow. Professor Tim Watson 13th April 2013 09.00 Registration 09.15 Introduction Review of Tissue Repair I A consideration of the current view of tissue repair mechanisms and physiology 10.45 COFFEE 11.15...
Please Read these reviews as it is important if you are making an appointment to see Helen For many it is their first Appointment with an Osteopath so you have what to expect and for patient feedback satisfaction Edinburgh Online and Google reviews. Helen works...
Chronic Back Pain recent Article from the New Scientist Called Blaming the Brain for Chronic Back Pain July 2012 The vast majority of adults have had a sore back at some point in their lives. If they're lucky, the pain subsides after a few days or weeks. But for...
Neck pain symptoms vary considerably including the level of pain and where the pain goes - like into your head causing headaches or feeling out of sorts, or down your arm and in this particular case history presentation This young lady was a...
Everyone knows about MRI scans there is now a massive demand for an MRI scan which cannot be meet with the aging population For this reason one is not longer able to arrange MRI scans of the spine but only of the knee hip and foot or the shoulder but the...
Helen How, Registered Osteopath, 14 Craighall Gardens, Edinburgh EH6 4RJ O131 551 1044 £35.00 for one hour - £20.00 for simple follow up conditions Helen has an Enhanced Disclosure Certificate June 2012 Severe Neck and Shoulder Pain which is referring down...