NHS Trust Physiotherapy Department Acute Neck Pain – a ...

Physiotherapy Department, Women’s Centre ... - …

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust Physiotherapy Department, Women’s Centre Recti divarication Information for patients

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Oxford Centre for Respiratory Medicine Pleurodesis

page 2 Your doctors have recommended that you have a procedure called pleurodesis. This involves attaching your lung to your chest wall, to control fluid or air in the space around your lung.

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Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust …

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Organisational Structure Paul Brennan Director of Clinical Services Sara Randall Deputy Director of Clinical Services

Achilles Tendinopathy: Advice and Management

page 4 Achilles Tendinopathy Prevalence of Achilles tendinopathy Achilles tendinopathy is a relatively common soft tissue injury …

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MM II LL - ouh.nhs.uk

3 Medicines Information Leaflet Missed doses 1. Apixaban If a dose is missed, the patient should take the apixaban immediately and then continue with

Oxford Regional Genetic Department Family History …

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust Oxford Regional Genetic Department Family History of Bowel Cancer Information for families with a moderately increased risk of

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Cardiac rehabilitation exercise programme …

Blackbird Leys. Page 3 DATA PROTECTION CARDIAC REHABILITATION EXERCISE SESSIONS You have now been invited to take part in the hospital-supervised Cardiac Rehabilitation

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Oxford Upper Gastrointestinal Centre Surgical …

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust Oxford Upper Gastrointestinal Centre Surgical treatment for cancer of the oesophagus Information for patients

John Radcliffe Hospital site map - ouh.nhs.uk

Outpatients Maternity Women’s Centre Academic Centre Lecture Theatres Blood Donor Centre WIMM Emergency Department (A&E) Endoscopy Outpatients Level 2 X-ray

INFORMATION FOR YOU Frozen Shoulder - …

FROZEN SHOULDER PAGE 6 FROZEN SHOULDER • Support problem arm with other hand at wrist and lift it up overhead • Do not let your back arch • Can start with elbows bent • Repeat 5–10 times 3. Arm overhead Lying on your back (shown for left shoulder)

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Post-Operative Laminectomy/ Discectomy Exercises

Discectomy Exercises ... • Lie on your back with knees bent and feet flat on the bed • Make sure there is a small space between your low back and the bed. ... • We suggest you book an appointment at a physiotherapy clinic after you follow-up with your

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NHS Trust Exercises following total hip replacement

Exercises following total hip replacement ... Physiotherapy Department Page 1 In order to get the best outcome following your total hip replacement it is important that you ... 2. Move your bottom back onto the bed and bring your legs round. Getting in and out of a car 1. Ask someone to hold the door open for safety.

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Pelvic Floor Exercises

Pelvic Floor Exercises A Guide for Women 1. What is the pelvic floor? 2. What do the pelvic floor muscles do? 3. What if my pelvic floor muscles are weak? 4. What causes pelvic floor muscle weakness? 5. The role of pelvic floor exercises 6. der, bowel, or uterus (womb) into the vagina or out of the How to exercise your pelvic floor muscles 7.

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Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Repair Frequently Asked Questions

range of motion and postural exercises. You will eventually be prescribed strengthening exercises. For very large tears, physical therapy may be delayed to promote rotator cuff healing up to 6 weeks postoperatively. Frequency of treatment will be determined by your specific needs together with the physician and physical therapist recommendations.

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Stroke - Chartered Society of Physiotherapy

Early physiotherapy helps people relearn vital abilities From 24 hours after a stroke, physiotherapists begin rehabilitation in short frequent spells, focused on getting out of bed, standing and walking(2, 6, 7). This repetitive task training helps people regain movement and relearn everyday activities(8). Physiotherapists use assistive

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Neck exercises - Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

Lie on your back on a bed or on the floor (with a folded towel or pillow under your head, if more comfortable). Gently press the back of your head towards the floor while pulling in your . Neck exercises www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk | Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust 3 chin until you feel the stretch on your upper neck. Hold in this position for 5 ...

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1 YOUR GUIDE TO Exercise After a Stroke

a bed to a wheelchair, climbing stairs, or getting up after a fall, to more specific exercises focusing on strengthening particular parts of the body. Every stroke is unique. Every person’s needs are different. This new guide is a much needed and overdue tool box of practical and easily followed exercise regimes for those recovering

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POST-OPERATIVE LUMBAR DISCECTOMY ... - Barrow …

bed Roll sideways bending one knee to get in and out of bed. Sitting You may start to sit within the first 2 to 3 days after your surgery. Let pain be your guide as to when and how long you sit. Your physiotherapist will show you correct sitting posture. Bathing, showering, going to the toilet