Trauma & Orthopaedics West of Scotland, SCREDS Academic Clinical Lecturer University of Glasgow, Tendon Research
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined April 2018
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If you are a surgeon, anaesthetist, haematologist or physiotherapist involved in the perioperative care of haemophilic patients undergoing lower limb arthroplasty you'll want to read these clinical practice recommendations. @HaemoSocUK @haemophilia_jnl
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Largest systematic review and network meta-analysis to date on de Quervain's tenosynovitis and clinical practice recommendations based on the highest level of evidence available. Great team effort as always!
Managing de Quervain’s tenosynovitis in the clinic remains challenging. This systematic review and network meta-analysis recommends corticosteroid followed by immobilization as first-line treatment. ja.ma/478DbAk @dchalloumas @tendonglasgow @UofGSii
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Dr. Millar @TendonGlasgow consistently captivates with his profound insights on translational science. An absolutely inspiring talk! @eors2023 – at Oporto, Portugal
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@moeed_akbar in action at #EORS2023 speaking about epigenetic signatures in soft tissue disease. Team effort by ourselves and @KieranWoolcock
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V strong author team--first author @DChalloumas. Great timing for @BruknerKhan's Clinical Sports Medicine if the rumors are true. @rj_devos @pdkirwan @kgSilbernagel @ProfJillCook
Kudos @carlespedret @Seth0Neill @TendonGlasgow Gearoid Crosbie
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The addition of PRP, steroid injections, acupuncture, shockwave, and another adjunct therapies does NOT significantly improve the effects of exercise on lower limb tendinopathies! Good work @DChalloumas @TendonGlasgow @Seth0Neill sportsmedicine-open.springer…
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And here we go again!!
Another big systematic review and network metaanalysis in Effectiveness of Exercise Treatments with or without Adjuncts for Common Lower Limb #tendinopathies
Kudos to the myths @DChalloumas
@Seth0Neill @TendonGlasgow
FREE FULL TEXT!
link.springer.com/article/10…
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So this one was tough… but pulled together by @lindsaycrowe91 👏🎉
And a great team @moeed_akbar @rj_devos @pdkirwan @carlespedret @IainBMcInnes1 @StefanSiebert1 and King 👑 Kjaer !
sciencedirect.com/science/ar… – at Glasgow, Scotland
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Absolutely delighted to get this published in the @BJSM_BMJ
We need better and more appropriate #PROMS for our #Achilles #Tendinopathy patients especially non sporting
Hopefully this can contribute
@richnorris00 @ProfJillCook @Jamie_Gaida et al
bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2…
If you are involved in tendinopathy research you might find this useful. Many thanks to all co-authors and especially @TendonGlasgow
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I had the opportunity to be one of the reviewers of this great paper. Now, once published, I can highly recommend its lecture (and it's FREE FULL TEXT)
Neurogenic inflamation and #tendinopathy
@TendonGlasgow @DChalloumas88
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3679…
