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The Ankle Joint
The ankle is actually made up of two joints – the talocrural join and the subtalar joint. The Talocrural joint is where the bottom of your shin bone (tibia) and your foot meets (the…
What is Achilles tendinopathy?
The Achilles tendon is the large tendon at the back of the ankle. It connects the large calf muscles to the heel bone.
Just like a joint the Achilles tendon is also…
Tibialis posterior tendinopathy (also known as tibialis posterior dysfunction) is a common condition. It develops when the tendon of tibialis posterior becomes injured. The tibialis posterior…
What is Plantar Heel Pain/Fascia Pain?
The Plantar fascia is a band of collagen tissue that connects between your heel and your toes, supporting the arch of your foot. Just like a joint, the Plantar…
Back pain is very common and can affect anyone at any age. For most people, it passes with very little need for further treatment. For others, movement and exercise treatments, such as…
The medical term for sciatica is lumbar radiculopathy. What you are experiencing is irritation of one (or more) of the nerves in the low back, also called the lumbar region. Nerve irritation can…
Lumbar stenosis is a common condition affecting around 11% of people. It is more common in people over 50. Patients often complain of low back pain as well as leg pain – which may be in one or both…
Osteoporosis is a bone weakening condition which can lead to bones becoming fragile and at risk of fractures. Osteoporosis occurs most commonly in postmenopausal women, men over 50 years, and…
Whiplash is a neck injury that is caused by a sudden jolting movement of the neck and head, often backwards and forwards in a ‘whip-like’ movement. It happens most commonly in vehicle accidents.…
Sometimes, problems in the neck can cause symptoms in one or both arms. This is because a number of nerves travel through the neck region and down into the arms. If one or more of these nerves…
Pilates promotes the importance of posture, breathing control and efficient body movement. Exercises are devised to improve strength, flexibility and balance. This aims to improve movement patterns…
Neck Advice Documents
How to sit safely at work - PDF
Neck Pain Advice A4
Disclaimer
Prior to completing the following exercises please ensure you feel happy to do so and if you have any…
Facial palsy is the disturbance or weakness of the muscles suppled by the facial nerve. The condition usually effects one side of the face.
Common symptoms include changes to:
Facial symmetry…
The small bowel (or small intestine) is the longest part of the digestive system. It is only about as wide around as a middle finger (approximately 1 inch or 2.5 centimetres) and is, on average,…
Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors are a rare type of cancer that starts as a growth of cells in the pancreas. Another term for pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor is islet cell cancer.
Some…
Neuroendocrine Neoplasm (NENs) an umbrella term, covering cancers which originate from neuroendocrine cells
Two main types of NEN exist:
1. NETs (neuroendocrine…
If you want to discuss any aspect of your neurophysiologyy test including any concerns relating to your care then please don't hesitate to contact us.
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Baby Friendly Initiative
We are very proud of our ‘Baby Friendly’ status, and as a service we have achieved Gold Accreditation through the Unicef Baby Friendly Initiative (BFI).
Led by our…
