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Welcome to Orthosports Question for Physiotherapists March 2025. This month Dr Doron Sher gives an update on the glenoid track and shoulder instability scoring system. Do you
Welcome to Orthosports Question for Physiotherapists February 2024. This month Dr Doron Sher discusses management of distal biceps rupture. If you have a Question that you
Welcome to Orthosports Question for Physiotherapists, May 2023. This month Dr Doron Sher discusses the use of a patch in Rotator Cuff Repairs. Save the Date: Saturday, 4th
Welcome to Orthosports Question for Physiotherapists, October 2022. This month Dr Doron Sher discusses imaging for a suspected ACL injury. Save the Date: Saturday, 12 November, 2022 Annual
Welcome to Orthosports Question for Physiotherapists August, 2022. This month Dr Doron Sher discusses a question on the glenoid track and shoulder instability. Please send your Questions
Welcome to Question for Physiotherapists, February, 2022 This month Dr Paul Annett discusses Imaging inMusculo-skeletal Assessment. Please feel free to send your questions to education@orthosports.com.au Dr
Welcome to Question for Physiotherapists, January, 2022 This month Dr Doron Sher discusses Shoulder Injury related to Vaccine administration. Please feel free to send your questions
Welcome to Question for Physiotherapists, August 2021. This month Dr Doron Sher discusses rehabilition after a Reverse Shoulder Replacement. Please feel free to send your questions
QUESTION | | Surgical treatment of the unstable shoulder – How do you decide which patient gets what operation? We know that younger patients and those
QUESTION | My patient is a 67 year old female who has had pain during overhead activity (catching pain), going on for over 5 years.
QUESTION | WHEN DOES A COLLATERAL LIGAMENT TEAR OF THE THUMB NEED SURGERY? ANSWER | For the purposes of this question, I’m going to assume
