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Assessing the anterior knee: part 2

Once we are confident that we have nailed down the diagnosis, having successfully excluded concomitant pathology (see assessing the...

#TherapyLive Slides

Brad recently had the pleasure of presenting at the #TherapyLive conference organised by our friends at Physio Matters. Despite a few...

Assessing the anterior knee: part one

There is scope to get really complicated under this heading. We could lose ourselves in the sensitivity and specificity of tests and...

How to read a forest plot

Systematic reviews & meta-analyses are great. When well conducted, they literally do the work for you. They take data from several...

Why does an individual develop PFP?

It is the million-dollar question that almost all patients ask: why did my PFP start? Most clinicians would love to be able to answer...