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20Apr

A year on foot at the ISEH 3


Injuries sustained during friendly sporting fixtures can be particularly distressing as they may preclude subsequent participation in a major event. Mr Michael Oddy, ISEH Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon reports on fractures of the ankle.

20Apr

ISEH consultant profile: Mr Nicholas Masucci


Mr Nicholas Masucci, FCPodS is the Consultant Podiatrist working at ISEH. With 20 years practice experience he diagnoses and treats a wide variety of foot problems with non-surgical and surgical solutions.

11Mar

IOC research centre launch


On Thursday the 10 March 2016 Dr Richard Budgett, the Medical and Scientific Director for the International Olympic Committee (IOC) officially recognised the ISEH together with the NCSEM as one of nine research centres from across the world as an IOC Research Centre for Prevention of Injury and Protection of Athlete Health.

29Feb

Football Medicine Conference - ISEH workshop


ISEH are proud to again support the Isokinetic Football Medicine Conference on the 9 and 10 April this year at the QE2 conference centre.

29Feb

A year on foot at the ISEH 2


Soft tissue injuries of the ankle are common, accounting for almost one quarter of all sporting injuries. A Year on Foot at the ISEH has been following closely one such high-profile ankle problem sustained during contact sport as Mr Michael Oddy, ISEH Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgeon reports.

29Feb

ISEH becomes lead supporter of Elevate 2016


With physical inactivity moving higher and higher up the Public Agenda, an increasing number of organisations are looking for ways to tackle this complex challenge. The ISEH are proud to be one of the lead supporters of Elevate, an event on 4 and 5 May 2016 which will explore the ways in which exercise, health and performance connect.

28Feb

Top 'top threes' for managing paedictric and adolescent sports injuries


Dr Eleanor Tillett and Terassa Taylor-Kaveney recently ran an ISEH Masterclass on the diagnosis, treatment and management of common sports injuries seen by children and adolescents. Here they give their top 'top threes' for managing paedicatric and adolescent sports injuries.

27Feb

Development of a hypermobility and movement screening tool for elite ballet dancers


Moira McCormack is a physiotherapist who has specialised in ballet and works with the dancers of the Royal Ballet Company. She is a former professional dancer herself. Based at the ISEH her research interests are in hypermobility, classical ballet, injury prevention and performance enhancement.

26Feb

Paediatric service at the ISEH


The ISEH are committed to providing the highest quality of health care provision for people of adult age and for those all-important puberty years too. Young adults aged between 12 and 16 are undergoing hormonal changes but can also be experiencing other ailments which can be disguised as growing pains.

27Jan

New Year New Honour


The start of 2016 has already got off to a fantastic start for one of the Xtreme Everest and Case Medicine team based at the ISEH. Dr Daniel Martin has been awarded an OBE in recognition of his work at the Royal Free Hospital on their high level isolation ward where several Ebola patients were treated throughout last year.

27Jan

A year on foot at the ISEH


Plans to get fitter, lose weight, reduce alcohol consumption and eat more healthily commonly feature as resolutions are made and broken in the New Year. The unexpected insult on our bodies in January is a time when musculoskeletal injuries can occur.

27Jan

Multidisciplinary concussion service now available at the ISEH


The ISEH in collaboration with the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, RFU and FA, has established a multidisciplinary concussion service to address this public health need for both the elite population and recreational athletes with ongoing problems after concussion.