By Mr Eyiyemi (Yemi) Pearse
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Orthopaedic surgeon
Tennis elbow: causes, diagnosis and treatment options
With the approach of summer, many people will be picking up their tennis racquets for the first time for over nine months. In the UK, tennis elbow affects about 1-3 per cent of adults each year, especially those aged 30-50. Leading consultant orthopaedic surgeon Mr Eyiyemi Pearse discusses the causes, diagnosis and treatment options.
By Mr Eyiyemi (Yemi) Pearse
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Orthopaedic 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.
By Mr Eyiyemi (Yemi) Pearse
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Making decisions on fractures: Expert insights
In his latest online article, Mr Eyiyemi Pearse gives us his insights into fractures. He talks about if you should have your operation abroad, if you should let your fracture heal by itself or opt for an operation and what could happen if you don’t have an operation and the fracture doesn’t heal.
By Mr Eyiyemi (Yemi) Pearse
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Frozen shoulder, also referred to as adhesive capsulitis, is a condition that can cause pain and restricted movement in the shoulder joint. Leading orthopaedic and trauma surgeon in London, Mr Yemi Pearse explores the key aspects of frozen shoulder, including its causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and management options, in this informative article.
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