Jane Rooney

[Jane Rooney @physioeducators]

@TheoKapa67 @LearnPhysio usually the sports doctors/ surgeons involved in the shared decision making for the patient doing the CBP - occ local GP also does it

[Jane Rooney @physioeducators]

@SteveShanahan8 @ryanmarcevans @LearnPhysio for those people on the modified bracing protocol at 30-90 we do not anticoagulate, but certainly for those braced at 90 deg for the 10 wks of 12 wk protocol.

[Jane Rooney @physioeducators]

@TheoKapa67 @LearnPhysio Hi Theo, A vascular physician consulted on the Cross Bracing protocol after 2 DVT's occurred in the initial 11 patients. The advice was to anticoagulant for 10 weeks of the 12 week protocol. This information is in the publication in BJSM. Dr Tom Cross could elaborate.

[Jane Rooney @physioeducators]

@LearnPhysio @mickwhughes Thanks Mick for helping to spread the word re the Cross Bracing protocol and congrats for co-managing your first Cross Bracing patient with the team - we are now up to 480 in the case series and happy to co-manage appropriately with sports docs/surgeons and physios

[Jane Rooney @physioeducators]

@DrChrisBarton @rwilly2003 @DaveLogPT @JOSPT @tomgoom @PeterBrukner @GregLehman @AdamMeakins studies compare superficial needling as the placebo to deep needling to measure the rx effect-fMRI shows superficial needling changesbrain

[Jane Rooney @physioeducators]

@DrChrisBarton @rwilly2003 @DaveLogPT @JOSPT @tomgoom @PeterBrukner @GregLehman @AdamMeakins The philosophies of these 2 modalities ( the how / why/ where) are completely different so I don’t think they should be pooled

[Jane Rooney @physioeducators]

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