Medical articles of Sports medicine

17/03/2026
Professor Lennard Funk
Consultant Shoulder Surgeon
The middle age athlete's shoulder
Understanding the underlying causes and appropriate management for shoulder pain in middle age athletes is important for maintaining function, preventing further injury and supporting ongoing athletic activity.
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05/02/2026
Dr Alastair Jones
Sports Medicine (SEM) and Musculoskeletal (MSK) Physician - Consultant in Emergency Medicine
Relative energy deficiency in sport (RED-S)
RED-S affects both men and women and can have wide-ranging consequences for physical health, performance, and overall wellbeing. Recognising it early is crucial to prevent long-term complications.
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15/10/2025
Dr Chris Ireland
Musculoskeletal and sports medicine doctor
Longevity in motion: Optimising your body for performance, recovery, and a healthier future
“Longevity in motion” refers to preserving and enhancing physical function across all stages of life. This article explores this sports medicing concept in detail.
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19/09/2025
Mr Farid Ud-Din
Consultant Trauma & Orthopaedic surgeon
Sports-related hip and knee injuries
Understanding how sports-related hip and knee injuries happen, how they are treated, and when to seek expert advice can help athletes and active individuals recover quickly and return safely to the activities they enjoy.
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05/09/2025
Mr Andreas Hinsche
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Soft tissue sports injuries: not just for the professionals
Soft tissue injuries are among the most common injuries seen in orthopaedic and sports medicine clinics. While they are frequently associated with athletes and competitive sport, soft tissue sports injuries are becoming increasingly prevalent in the wider population, particularly with the rise in recreational exercise and active lifestyles. Whether caused by a football match or a new gym routine, these injuries can cause significant discomfort and disruption if not recognised and managed appropriately. In this article, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon explains how soft tissue sports injuries occur, how they’re treated, and how patients can avoid them for future reference.
27/08/2025
Dr Chris Ireland
Musculoskeletal and sports medicine doctor
Train for life, not just for today: How sports medicine supports longevity and functional health
Sports medicine plays a transformative role in functional health, helping you stay active, capable and pain-free throughout life.
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11/07/2025
Dr Alastair Jones
Sports Medicine (SEM) and Musculoskeletal (MSK) Physician - Consultant in Emergency Medicine
Tendon and joint injection therapy using ultrasound guidance
In many cases, using ultrasound guidance improves the accuracy and effectiveness of joint injection treatment, helping to relieve pain and support recovery.
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31/03/2025
Dr Chris Jones
Consultant in Musculoskeletal, Sport, and Exercise Medicine
How elite sports medicine supports young athletes: Insights from professional football
Here to give us a fascinating insights into how elite sports medicine supports young athletes is revered consultant in musculoskeletal, sport, and exercise medicine, Dr Chris Jones.
18/03/2025
Mr Aadil Mumith
Consultant orthopaedic knee surgeon
Advanced ACL reconstruction and rehab: Optimising recovery for sports injuries
Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries are common in athletes and individuals who engage in high-impact sports. When the ACL is torn, it often requires surgical reconstruction to restore knee stability and function. Advanced surgical techniques and post-operative rehabilitation play a crucial role in optimising recovery and enabling a safe return to sport.
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30/10/2024
Dr Mohammed Khoshkhoo
General Practitioner (GP) with a background in both primary care and sports medicine
Primary care and sports medicine: An overview
Primary care and sports medicine intersect to provide comprehensive care for individuals at all levels of physical activity, from everyday fitness enthusiasts to elite athletes. Sports medicine within a primary care setting focuses on preventing, diagnosing, and managing musculoskeletal injuries and optimising physical health for improved performance and long-term wellness.