Development and validation of an automatised statistical shape model to automatically and reliably analyse hip morphology on radiographs: a great collaborative project!
A patient’s self-performed examination was more accurate for the diagnosis of femoroacetabular impingement syndrome than a traditional examination performed by a clinician. Setting up proof of concept for Telehealth exam?
Accuracy limited in both.
Open access.
Our latest.
With @IAAFDoha2019 one week a away, I figured it might be interesting to look at why there might be hamstring pulls in the men's 200 and 400m sprints. Just a simple demonstration as to why increases in tendon stiffness (for the same muscle strength) cause muscle pulls/ruptures.
Really???
Tendinitis and tendinosis???
Neither are relevant to healing times
It is pain that drives the recovery time independent of pathology
And how many tendon lacerations do we see, maybe rupture would be a better condition to have there
Can’t wait to read. This is a bloody brilliant studydesign, as it solves the in-build problem og the FIFA 11+, and adress the strength and conditioning aspect, seperately and after training. You guys are superstars🤩 I was always “taught” big RCTs were not possible in AUS😂
Prognosis of adolescent MSK pain - new review by GP-trainee+PhD stud @negarbanu Not an easy field+many limitations in previous research (inc my own). Kudos for trying to synthesize results into single table for use in clinical practice👍#proudsupervisor https://t.co/XDFArU7L93
Clinical ankle tests are not great in the acute stage. Via @RoaldBahr #IOCatpc2019. Treatment should be functional in any case (Grades I,II,III). So the talar tilt & anterior drawer tests are not so important.
Just found out you can publish conference posters and slides @F1000Research so that it becomes citable, downloadable etc. Gives you a fine "Share if you care" option. PS: I am not affiliated with the journal.
Adaptation of Running Biomechanics to Repeated Barefoot Running: an RCT
Acute response to barefoot:
⬇️ vertical loading rate
BUT🚨🚧 at 8 weeks barefoot ⬆️ vertical loading rate
Suggests short term positive adaptions may not last at longer term! https://t.co/w5iuoIshEU
Does Rehabilitation before Total Knee Arthroplasty Benefit Postoperative Recovery? This systematic review demonstrates a significant decrease in length of hospital stay https://t.co/YKnY9J6PCk
Inactivity and rest makes pain and osteoarthritis WORSE, not better in the long-term. Our joints need movement and #exercise to stimulate, repair and keep them strong. 💪
@DrChrisBarton
https://t.co/WiSIW4nodh
This paper is accessible without any login for 50 days #Soleus#bedtimereading
Plantarflexor strength and endurance deficits associated with mid-portion Achilles tendinopathy: The role of soleus
https://t.co/XALvn45Zb2