Treating the patient, not just the injury
Arthritis, it doesn’t have to be a life sentence Too often we see patients that have had an x-ray done and been told they have arthritis and will likely need a joint replacement now or in the future but don’t [...]
Often our body’s resilience and ability to adapt is forgotten or ignored for the perceived quick-fix. This is particularly the case when it comes to knee injuries such as Meniscus injuries and Anterior Cruciate[...]
Imaging, such as x-ray and MRI can be useful, but it can also be of no use and potentially harmful at times. Whether it be for the neck, back, knee, hip or some other part of the body, scans often do show up some [...]
Knee and ankle injuries are very common in both contact (rugby) and non-contact sport (football, hockey and netball) so we want to show coaches and players a quick test that helps pick out players that are at risk of [...]
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