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By Professor Mark Little
15.04.24
Radiology

Knee pain relief: The rise of genicular artery embolisation

In the realm of pain management, knee pain stands as a formidable challenge, affecting millions worldwide and often defying conventional treatments. However, emerging medical advancements offer hope in the form of genicular artery embolisation (GAE). This minimally invasive procedure is garnering attention for its potential to alleviate knee pain and improve quality of life for countless individuals. In his latest online article, Professor Mark Little delves into the intricacies of GAE, its mechanism, applications, and the transformative impact it promises in the field of pain management.

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By Dr Richard Shaffer
19.03.24
Radiology

Low dose radiotherapy for tennis elbow: how does it work?

Tennis elbow, or lateral epicondylitis, is a painful condition involving inflammation of the tendons on the outer side of the elbow, often caused by repetitive wrist and arm motions. One option which can be used to alleviate the symptoms of this condition is low dose radiotherapy. Leading radiotherapy specialist and clinical oncologist Dr Richard Shaffer explains how radiotherapy can help pain caused by tennis elbow, and its benefits over other treatment methods for the condition.

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By Dr Richard Shaffer
16.02.24
Radiology

Radiotherapy for trochanteric bursitis

Trochanteric bursitis is inflammation of the bursa near the outer hip, causing pain, tenderness, and stiffness. It often results from overuse or injury, with symptoms aggravated by hip movement. It may be surprising to some, but radiotherapy can be used to relieve symptoms. Dr Richard Shaffer is here to explain more about how radiotherapy can aid management of the condition.

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By Dr Richard Shaffer
19.01.24
Radiology

Radiotherapy for Achilles tendinopathy: everything you need to know

You may often think of radiotherapy as treatment traditionally used for cancer, but did you realise it can be used for a multitude of treatments? One condition it can be used for is Achilles tendinopathy. Renowned radiotherapy specialist and clinical oncologist Dr Richard Shaffer explains everything you need to know about radiotherapy for Achilles tendinopathy.

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By Dr Teresa Castiello
02.11.23
Radiology

A comprehensive guide to MRIs

MRIs are extremely common, used to analyse parts of the body and often to diagnose tumours. Esteemed consultant cardiologist with cardiac MRI expertise Dr Teresa Castiello provides a guide, answering all your commonly asked questions.

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By Dr Richard Shaffer
07.09.23
Radiology

Keloid scars: What are my treatment options?

Keloid scars can go deep into the skin, causing some people to feel self-conscious and searching to find the best solution to improve their appearance. Leading specialist in radiotherapy and non-cancer conditions Dr Richard Shaffer explains what they are and what the treatment options are available.

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By Mr Mohsen El Gammal
24.03.22
Radiology

Tiny breast lumps: Spotted with a handheld scanner

Breast cancer can be treated with success, but despite survival rates increasing every year, prevention and early detection remain key for recovery. Now, early diagnosis of breast cancer could be helped with a new high-tech, handheld scanner.

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By Professor Waqar Bhatti
11.11.20
Radiology

Musculoskeletal radiologists: how do they help with sports injuries?

Musculoskeletal radiologists diagnose conditions that affect the bones, joints and soft tissues as the result of a sports injury or an accident at work or because of wear and tear to a joint. Here, one of experts Professor Waqar Bhatti shares a detailed insight into his specialty, including how a MSK radiologist can help you if you have a sports injury.

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Written by Top Doctors
Radiology

What is pelvic congestion syndrome?

We've all heard of varicose veins in the legs but did you know that over 40 per cent of women can also experience them in the pelvis. Top Doctors discusses the signs of pelvic congestion syndrome.

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