James Noake
@drjn_sportsmed
Consultant in Musculoskeletal, Sport & Exercise Medicine. Interest in difficult stuff; hip, groin & gluteal pain; diagnostics; ultrasound. Pro rugby 10 yrs +
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12-12-2011 18:46:51
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Brilliant 1st day at the Sports Medicine Conference 2024 - great work by the organisers MSK Ultrasound Arsenal A superb set of talks, live ultrasound demonstrations and sponsors
Jonathan Bell The Rheumatology Physio James Noake These fragments that are folded inferiorly beneath the meniscus into the medial gutter really don't do well with non-op. On the plus side, flipping them back into the joint and trimming them is miraculous, gets rid of pain instantly, like turning 📴 a switch
James Noake Well whatever the pain driver turns out to be, he’s got the best person looking after him
Kash Akhtar James Noake Jonathan Bell The Rheumatology Physio They are quite easy to see with US... if you happen to be scanning them.
If you have back pain or one someone who does - this podcast is for you. Talking with Dr Rangan Chatterjee Here are the links to listen, watch and share: Apple apple.co/feelbetterlive… Website drchatterjee.com/472 Youtube (Live from 1pm UK) youtu.be/U4RO8UjIgN8&li…
Why I still love Twitter… Saved this post back in Sep 23 cause I knew I’d need it. Just searched for it and now have great reference with commentary from James Noake and Belinda Beck to help further discussions… lovely stuff 🤓🙌🏼
Belinda Beck James Noake I’m down a bone stress/muscle force vs GRF wormhole… Just to say that this study also found no soleal aponeurosis (as you said). Seems to me it’s less about muscle pull via periosteum and more about muscle forces on bone as whole causing deformation & compression? Rich Willy 🙏🏻