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Showing posts with label Podcasts. Show all posts
BJSM Podcast: Tuning up rehabilitation after ACL reconstruction.
Another great talk from Dr Andre Franklyn – Miller. This time, he presents
his approach to management of ACL in athletes. Definitely a must to listen for
both, clinicians and ACL patients.
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BJSM Podcast: Running injuries.
In this BJSM podcast, Dr Andrew Franklyn
- Miller gives his opinion on common running injuries.
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BJSM Podcast: Dealing with shin pain.
In this BJSM podcast, Professor Phillip N Professor philip Newmannewman from University of Canberra, addresses some of the key
issues related to diagnosis, risk factors and treatment of Medial Tibia Stress
Syndrome among running population. He also shares his views on barefoot
running.
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BJSM Podcast: Return to exercise after ACL injury.
In this short BJSM
Podcast, Professor Lars Engebretsen had a discussion with Professor Richard
Frobell from the Lund University about his recent study on ACL injury and regarding
what is the evidence on back to exercise after ACL injury.
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BJSM Podcast: Biomechanical overload and lower limb injuries.
In this
BJSM podcast, Andrew Franklin – Miller, PhD, talks about biomechanical issues associated
with lower limb injuries among running athletes. Chronic exertional compartment
syndrome, condition commonly mistaken with MTSS, is one of the overload
injuries he specifically focuses on. Also, his shares his views in regards
to relationship between running technique and lower extremity overload injuries which
is followed by his recommendations on how you should correct your technique to
lower the risk of sustaining some of the common leg overload conditions.
BJSM Podcast: Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome.
In this
BJSM podcast, Prof Mark Hutchinson shares his views on leg pain among running
athletes. He specifically focuses on examination and management of Chronic
Exertional Compartment Syndrome, a condition frequently mistaken with 'Shin
splints'.
Listen here.
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Listen here.
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BJSM podcast: Acute knee examination.
Professor Mark Hutchinson shares his
views on acute knee examination in this BJSM podcast. He addresses wide range
of issues regarding diagnosis of acute knee involving anatomy, ACL testing,
meniscus testing, patellar dislocation, neurovascular examination, timing of
diagnosis, imaging, differentiation and other. Definitely worth listening if you
want to improve your diagnostic skills.
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Journal of Sports Medicine.
BJSM Podcast: Professor Richard Frobell on his ACL study.
For those who got their ACL ruptured and consider to try rehabiliation rather than early reconstruction, in these three parts BJSM podcast, Professor Richard Frobell from the Lund University, discusses his RCT ACL study comparing early reconstrcution vs rehabilitation at 5 years follow - up.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
More on this study you will find here .
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Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
More on this study you will find here .
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