New e-book: Textbook of Diabetes It includes chapters on managing the person; new technologies for glucose monitoring; complications of diabetes; and the role of the multidisciplinary team. Read now in our e-Library: http://bit.ly/3R05VGi #RPSLibrary

🔥 5 Game-Changing Tendinopathy Papers in the Last 5 Years 🙌🏻 Learn the results of these papers for FREE! 📕 The 2023 editorial by Myles Murphy and Ebonie Rio breaks down 5 papers that may change how you manage tendon pain. ⁠ ✅ We got expert Adam Loiacono to review this paper for you⁠!⁠ ⁠ 💥 Check out his Research Review for a breakdown on this paper and see what it means for your clinical practice: https://lnkd.in/ddEgjjhz

How to differentiate between Restrictive Cardiomyopathy and constrictive pericarditis by Echocardiography? Check this amazing algorithm from my recent book Tips and Tricks in Echocardiography Basic level

Introducing Dr. Katinka van der Merwe's new book "A Paradigm Shift In Treating EDS/POTS" “No other disease in the history of modern medicine has been neglected in such a way as Ehlers-Danlos syndrome.” —Professor Rodney Garaham Do you suffer from EDS/POTS? Have you been told that your condition is genetic and therefore you cannot be helped? Have you been told that all your odd symptoms are not related to EDS/PITS? Have you tried supplements or treating infections and it did not help? This book is for you. Finally, a whole body approach to improve your symptoms and return you to a better quality life. Finally, you will understand how your central nervous system is the way to healing. Finally, you will be understood. Don’t miss out!! “A Paradigm Shift In Treating EDS/POTS” is available for pre-order now (e-book only) on Amazon.com!! Don't worry, if you are not an e-book reader you can order your copy of the book April 16th on Amazon.com!

🦘 A new study compared the Nordic hamstring exercise to a seated hamstring curl to see which resulted in more hamstring growth and strength after 12 weeks. 💡 The findings can help you choose a more effective hamstring exercise depending on the clinical context. 📲 We got expert Teddy Willsey to review it for you! ⁠ 💥 Check out his Research Review for a breakdown on this paper and see what it means for your clinical practice: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dA8ZfJsY ⁠ 👉️ Reference (it's open access) - PMID: 38857522

The death by neurologic criteria process is amongst the most challenging components of our profession. Managing these patients after they’ve been declared helps save many other lives. This paper assists with the management. 🎩 tip to the authors. https://lnkd.in/d9dq5fWW

Absolutely agree! Biomechanically, hamstring muscle is a 2 joint muscle. That means this muscle crosses two joints at the same time and here, I'm talking about hip and knee. It can straighten the hip and bend the knee if it works fully. Not to forget, it can separately bend the knee or straighten the hip. If the hamstring works with the maximum power(both heads over both joints at the same time) , it will increase incidence of injuries ( as shown in the study, 20%of all sports injuries). So, if you want to reach the maximum strength of the hamstring, you need to decrease the muscle power/action over 1 joint to reach the maximum power over the other joint. Simply biomechanics! 👌

Diagnosis of low flow and low gradient Aortic stenosis in patients with reduced EF is usually a diagnostic challenge. In such cases, we usually request low-dose dobutamine stress echocardiography. Check out the details from my recent book: "Tips and Tricks in Echocardiography Basic level".

https://lnkd.in/e7uNX46U Latest book I co-edited on sarcoidosis

Give pain medicine for a procedure that hurts. Pretty simple in my book. https://lnkd.in/efvhV6mr