This is fantastic to see @adamdobson123. What a great start and huge potential to be a game changer not only in lx MRIs but also for other body areas (and not just MRI - and not just MSK 🤔). #reportingprinciplesMSK 👏
Cellular pathways. Biology animated. One could make a similar animation for exercise loading effect on tissue. E.g., mechanotransduction. Question: Why doesn’t one injection of cortisone/PRP/voodoo de jour fix overload injuries? 🤔
A win for common-sense approaches? #MDT
Physiotherapist as an alternative to a GP for musculoskeletal conditions: a 2-year service evaluation of UK primary care data #ShareTheLoad
https://t.co/miA5BfiBpS
A slide from our #Resilience course looking at the relationship between tissue damage and pain.
We discuss what 'fills their gap' between ongoing pain and likely reducing levels of tissue damage .....
Disorders of the neck are indeed ignored in #headache and migraine. The #WatsonHeadache Institute aims to redress this so that a skilled assessment of the upper neck becomes routine. More thoughts https://t.co/v4iyW6aYJ4.
I got asked today - “why is it all physios I have seen just stick needles in me where you have got me moving and confident and back to what I love? Sad! We need to provide high value care first - low value care gets In the way too often. @DrChrisBarton
Patient persistent LBP reports massage, manip, needles as a bandaid - short term fix. Common story - People need long term strategies to self manage their pain and overcome their fears.
I shared this today with a person booked for a 2 level fusion....Spinal fusion surgery for lower back pain: it's costly and there's little evidence it'll work https://t.co/axkbUOjc82 via @ConversationEDU