@KarlKadler Thank you very much! We had a great time and are really glad people enjoyed it. It was a motivating and inspiring couple of days. And yes, let's keep it going!
Hope all #tendonuk attendees have a great weekend. We all really enjoyed the conference and hope you did too. We'll email feedback forms next week for ideas to improve the next conference (let's make it a regular thing - willing hosts in the UK and Europe get in touch)!
Thanks again to everyone who came along and to all who have filled out the feedback forms. Key points: a poster prize and official poster tours PLUS we should definitely make this a regular thing! https://t.co/v0m14H5l2R
It was an absolute pleasure! We're all feeling motivated too. We would love for this to become a regular meeting - hopefully hosted by other centres in the UK and Europe (we might need a name change ;-)) https://t.co/R7bs7DWnUE
Thanks to @Tendon_UK team and Andrew Carr for organising an engaging meeting filled with the latest tendon research! Going back to the lab filled with motivation and new ideas!
The 176 daughters of Mersilene...a worrying show of equivalence for getting materials into the clinic...and that's before we get to nets for your oranges! #tendonuk
Great talk from young investigator Jacqueline Thompson on the objective muscle test in the path2 PRP trial. And be warned, competitive patients can cause error in your data collection! @ndorms@RRIO_news#tendonuk
Fantastic work!! Dissecting the inflammatory mechanisms in #tendinopathy will only benefit patients #translationaltendinopathy...well done Lindsay ππ» https://t.co/IDRZq8MvrK
The final session has begun - clinical trials and translating scene to the clinic - first up Jonathan Cook from @ndorms@SITU_Oxford is giving an amusing and engaging overview of clinical studies of patches in rotator cuff repair #tendonuk