Prof Courtney Kipps. Sports medicine and sports injury clinics in southwest and central London. co-Lead, MSc Sports Medicine, Exercise & Health, UCL
London
Joined February 2012
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Get Primed on #Traumatic #muscle injury with our NEW PrimeView! FREE to download this week! go.nature.com/3PYXn0x
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#HamstringInjuries
What is your criteria for progression during rehab? Here’s a summary of what we think is useful
👌Aspetar hamstring rehab protocol, brilliant resource used across the world
📚Booklet 👉 bit.ly/3zVnZGs
📹 Video 👉 bit.ly/2qvd8mi
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1/3 ISEH’s Prof Courtney Kipps, co-lead of UCL’s MSc programme in Sports Medicine, Exercise & Health is photographed with international MSc students Kha To & Abdullah, who have recently graduated from the course… 🎓
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⚠️ Marathon Medicine 🚑
NEW #BJSMBlog summarises the talks from the 2022 London Marathon's Conference. Topics included:
🏃♀️Why is Kipchoge so good?
🏃♀️Causes of bone stress fractures
🏃♀️Postpartum running 🤰
Blog 👉 bit.ly/3X98O78
Website 👉 bit.ly/3YsImXc
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New hamstring 'trilogy' published:
London International Consensus and Delphi study on hamstring injuries.
➡️Part 1 (Classification): bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2…
➡️Part 2 (Operative treatment): bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2…
➡️Part 3 (Rehab & RTS): bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2…
ProActive SportsMed retweeted
Congratulations to @bpatphys @NicolvanDyk @DrNoelPollock @MickGiakoumis @PHphysio @skelly_2 @JMoorephysio @SimonMurphy23 @Prof_MatWilson @KerkhoffsG @bjjeditor et al.
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Cramping and electrolytes:
"runners who suffered [cramping] did not exhibit a greater degree of dehydration and electrolyte depletion after the marathon but displayed significantly higher concentrations of muscle damage biomarkers"
journals.lww.com/nsca-jscr/A…
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🌟 Brand NEW 41st EDITION of the @FMPA_Official EDITORIAL is out now…
⬇️ Thread for more details
fmpa.co.uk/magazines/issue-4…
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We now have our own website page! tcslondonmarathon.com/the-ev… Information about our 39th edition on the 22nd April 2023 coming soon #MM2023
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We now have our own website page! tcslondonmarathon.com/the-ev… Information about our 39th edition on the 22nd April 2023 coming soon #MM2023
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Severity of pain in OA more closely related to CRP levels rather than extent of structural damage. It's important that patients understand that pain is not a measure of further damage especially activity-related pain.
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The role of spinal surgery in the treatment of low back pain in @theMJA mja.com.au/journal/2022/218/…
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🥳 Look at that, our article is out @JOSPT!
Take away: While our neuromuscular training warm-up programs are great to address the injury risk in youth in general, we need to develop better strategies to target girls and those with a recent injury. @SIPRC_ @uofcknes @CarolynAEmery
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Love this….for obvious reasons! “I feel comfortable at this point saying running should not harm most people’s knees and can, in fact, be beneficial” Alister Hart, orthopaedic surgeon at UCL washingtonpost.com/wellness/…
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High-intensity exercise (75% max heart rate) more robustly altered multiple aspects of metabolism, including glucose uptake and carbohydrate utilization - compared to lower-intensity aerobic exercise.
It was basically shunting glucose away from tumors.
aacrjournals.org/cancerres/a…
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1/2 We’re pleased to share that due to a partnership between @UCLDivofSurgery and @MrMotivator Club, #GPs and healthcare professionals in the UK can now refer patients with chronic condition(s) who are not meeting #WHO guidelines on to a new exercise referral scheme.
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1975 New Zealand vs Scotland
“Water Polo Test”
Eden Park became “Lake Eden”
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Now in its 38th year, The Marathon Medicine Conference (@marathonmed) is held annually, the day before the London Marathon. Here @marathonmedic_ provide a summary of the conference talks and hopefully tempt you to attend the next event in April 2023.
basem.co.uk/marathon-medicin…
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People don’t necessarily think running is bad for knees. But they tend to perceive Running “frequently” & “long distances” as bad. Important data to inform education initiatives
Thanks to our stellar team for this survey study in 7 languages! #openaccess
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
