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Rotator Cuff Support: The Essential Guide to Symptoms and Treatment Option

What is your Rotator Cuff and why is it a Painful Topic? Shoulder pain is very common and rotator cuff problems are a frequent source of that pain.  We often take our shoulder movements for granted but issues in the shoulder can be very debilitating. They often cause us problems with simple daily activities such

What is a Baker’s Cyst? – Treatment & Causes

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What is a Baker’s Cyst? A Baker’s cyst is also known as a popliteal cyst and is a collection of fluid at the back of the knee. A lump develops behind the knee. They are very common. Keep reading to find out about Baker’s Cyst treatment, as well as common causes. We offer specialist orthopaedic

An Orthopaedic Surgeon’s Sabbatical with a Difference!

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What did I do on my orthopaedic surgeon sabbatical? I’ve been a consultant orthopaedic surgeon in Doncaster since 2006; I’ve however been an officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps (RAMC) reserves since 1992. I’ve managed to balance work, home and military commitment fairly successfully throughout training and consultant practice. I’ve deployed on operations to

Painful Ankle Due to Ankle Arthritis – When to Seek Treatment

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There are several causes for a painful ankle. Keep reading to learn more about the cause of your symptoms and how you can get treatment for ankle arthritis in Doncaster. What can cause a painful ankle? Pain around the ankle is generated from the soft tissues around the ankle including the tendons, nerves and ligaments

Don’t be a Clot… Statistic – How to Prevent Blood Clots After Surgery

Complications following any Orthopaedic surgery can occur. Blood clots, more commonly known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) can easily form in the limbs, especially the legs, following any surgery that results in reduced activity for a period of days. Keep reading to find out how to prevent blood clots after surgery and whether you might

How Long Will it Take to Recover from Surgery?

Enhanced Recovery from Surgery – The 3 Phases A common question patients ask is: how can I have the best recovery from surgery? Of course, it depends on the type of surgery, but you should consider the recovery in 3 phases. Understanding these phases will help you manage your expectations for the most enhanced recovery

The Private Healthcare System & the NHS – How they Work Together

Is the NHS being affected by the private healthcare system? So you attend a private hospital as an NHS patient. It may leave you confused? Is the NHS being privatised? will I be asked for any payment? How is it that I can be seen in a private hospital if I’m not private? How do

All About Knee & Ski Injuries

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Mr Haslam has been a Consultant Knee Specialist working at Parkhill Hospital in Doncaster for over 15 years, during that time he has treated thousands of patients with knee Injuries. We discuss skiing and snowboarding injuries with Paul, tapping into his experience.   Q. As an Orthopaedic Surgeon you must be anti-skiing surely? A. Absolutely

Private Orthopaedic Surgeons in Worksop

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O is for Orthopaedics Have you been affected by bone, muscle or joint pain? Whether its arthritis, a sprained ankle or knee pain, most of us have searched the internet for the magical treatment that is meant to miraculously help us, but the truth is, we need to be visiting real specialists for these kinds

Orthopaedic Surgery in Doncaster – Book your Private Surgeon Today

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Getting you back to doing the things you love…   We all know someone that has been affected by bone, muscle or joint pain, that someone might even be ourselves! Whether its arthritis, a sprained ankle or knee pain, we have all searched the internet for the magical treatment that is meant to miraculously help

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