Medical articles of Tendonitis

01/05/2025
Mr Daniel Neen
Orthopaedic Surgeon
What’s involved in shoulder calcific tendonitis surgery?
Shoulder calcific tendonitis is a painful condition caused by calcium deposits building up in the tendons of the rotator cuff. While many patients respond well to non-surgical treatments, some require surgery if symptoms persist. Surgical treatment aims to remove the calcium deposits, relieve pain and restore shoulder movement.
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17/03/2025
Professor Lyndon Mason
Orthopaedic Surgeon
How orthopaedic surgery can assist in heel pain
Heel pain is a prevalent condition that can greatly impact mobility and daily activities. Common causes include plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, heel spurs, stress fractures, and nerve compression. While most cases respond well to conservative treatments such as physiotherapy, orthotics and pain management, some may require orthopaedic surgery for lasting relief.
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11/03/2025
Mr Turab Syed
Orthopaedic Surgeon
All about GTN patches for Achilles tendinosis
On hand to provide us with an all-you-need-to-know guide about Achilles tendinosis is esteemed consultant orthopaedic and trauma surgeon, Mr Turab Syed.
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01/10/2024
Mr Amit Vats
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Essential information about sports injuries
Participating in sports is a fantastic way to stay fit, develop teamwork skills, and enjoy recreational time. However, it also carries the risk of injuries, ranging from minor sprains to severe fractures. In his latest article, leading consultant trauma and orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Amit Vats, aims to provide you with essential information about common sports injuries, their causes, and how they can be managed.
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26/09/2024
Written by Top Doctors
Smartphone syndrome: How modern tech is damaging our upper limbs
Smartphone syndrome is an increasingly common issue in today’s digital age that affects the upper limbs – particularly the arms, wrists, and hands. This article provides an expert insight, exploring the impact of smartphone syndrome and what can be done to prevent or treat it.
19/06/2024
Mr Eyiyemi (Yemi) Pearse
Consultant orthopaedic shoulder and elbow surgeon
Common tennis injuries: Prevention and management
Tennis is a sport loved by many for its physical and competitive nature. However, like any sport involving repetitive movements and intense physical exertion, tennis can lead to various injuries. In his latest online article, Mr Eyiyemi Pearse sheds light on some of the common injuries that players may encounter on the court.
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13/05/2024
Mr Dave Cloke
Orthopaedic Surgeon
How are tennis and golfer's elbow treated?
In this article here, highly experienced consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Mr Dave Cloke, details how both tennis elbow and golfer's elbow are typically treated.
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14/11/2023
Lucy Macdonald
Chartered Physiotherapist
Common tendonitis recovery questions
Tendonitis, or as it is now more accurately known, ‘tendinopathy,’ is a condition that occurs when a tendon (which is a band of fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscles to bones) becomes painful due to a process that changes the structure, blood supply and innervation of the tendon. Here, Lucy Macdonald, renowned chartered physiotherapist at Octopus Clinic, provides an expert insight into tendonitis recovery.
23/08/2023
Mr Simon Moyes
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Rock climbing injuries: Accurate diagnosis and effective treatment at an arm’s reach
In this detailed guide on preventing, diagnosing, and treating rock climbing injuries, renowned consultant orthopaedic and sports medicine surgeon Mr Simon Moyes provides expert insights. The leading specialist covers common rock climbing injuries and the movements that can strain climbers' bodies.
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01/04/2022
Dr Richard Shaffer
Specialist in radiotherapy for non-cancer conditions
Psoriasis, keloid scarring, arthritis and many more: Could radiotherapy be the answer?
Radiotherapy, traditionally used to treat cancer, can also be beneficial to patients with benign conditions such as psoriasis, arthritis and keloid scarring. In this illuminating article, highly respected radiotherapy specialist and consultant clinical oncologist Dr Richard Shaffer gives an expert guide to radiotherapy for benign conditions.
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