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2. Rousselet MC, Saint-Andre JP and L’Hoste P. Stenotic intimal thicken- ing of the external iliac artery in competition cyclists. Human Pathology 1990;21:524-529 3. Schep G, Bender M, Kaandorp, D, Hammacher, E and De Vries WR. Flow limitations in the iliac arteries in endurance athletes: current knowledge and directions. International Journal of Sports Medicine 1999;20:421-8 4. Abraham P, Chevalier JM and Saumet JL. External iliac artery endofi- brosis: a 40 year course. Journal of Sports Medicine and Physical Fitness 1997;37:297-300 5. Levien LJ and Veller MG. Popliteal artery entrapment syndrome; more common than previously recognised. Journal of Vascular Surgery 1999;30(4):587-598 6. Taylor AJ and George KP. Exercise induced leg pain in young athletes misdiagnosed as pain of musculoskeletal origin. Manual Therapy 2001;6(1):48-52 7. Abraham P, Saumet JL and Chevalier JM. External iliac artery endofi- brosis in athletes. Sports Medicine 1997;24(4):221-226 8. Annett P, Hardman D and Fricker P. Coarctation of the aorta as a pre- sentation of the fatigued athlete. Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine 2000;10:201-203 9. Abraham P, Bickert S, Vielle B, Chevalier JM and Saumet JL. Pressure measurements at rest and after heavy exercise to detect moderate arterial lesion in athletes. Journal of Vascular Surgery 2001;33:721-7

Alan Taylor, MCSP, is a clinical specialist in sports medicine at the Nottingham Nuffield Hospital and a former professional cyclist. He is currently involved in research into vascular flow problems in athletes in conjunction with Roger Kerry, MCSP, an extended scope practitioner at the York District Hospital. Both authors lecture widely on the diagnosis and management of vascular conditions. Address for correspondance: alan.tay- lor@nuffieldhospitals.org.uk

Courses for 2002

www.soc-ortho-med.org

The Society of Orthopaedic Medicine offers a three-module course in clinical diagnosis and treatment of non-surgical musculoskeletal lesions. The course is open to both doctors and chartered phys- iotherapists encouraging an exchange of information in a shared learning environment.

PGDip/MSc Orthopaedic Medicine

This exciting programme is a collaborative venture between Middlesex University and the Society of Orthopaedic Medicine and is targeted at post-graduate doctors and physiotherapists who wish to extend their qualifications.

Society of Orthopaedic Medicine Conference - The Soft Touch II - 11 May 2002 LEEDS

● Programme topics to include: A review on the effect of manipulation on the soft tissues, Spinal injections in gener- al practice, Pathophysiology of disc degeneration, Vascular assessment in musculoskeletal examination, Guidance for manipulation of the cervical spine, National injection audit and Biomechanics of LBP

● Problem Solving Clinics ● Poster Presentations

Further details available from: Amanda Sherwood, 6 Court View Close, Lower Almondsbury, Bristol BS32 4DW. Tel/Fax: 01454 610255; Email:AmandaSherwood@Compuserve.com Or visit our web site: www.soc-ortho-med.org

Pilates-Evolved Rehabilitation Programme

An 8-day comprehensive modular training programme specifically designed for physiotherapists and other rehabilitation professionals. Led by Polestar Certified physiotherapists, this series of four courses leading to certification provides participants with in-depth instruction in Pilates-evolved rehabilitation techniques. Applicable to general orthopaedics, sports and dance medicine, spine, neurological, paediatric and geriatric rehabilitation and treatment for chronic pain.

The Polestar approach involves comprehensive problem-solving skills and encourages adaptations and creativity to better serve patients. The course comprises both theory and practical exercise, using the full range of equipment including the Reformer, Trapeze Table, Combo Chair, Ladder Barrel, mat work and small props. The series consists of four modules of two days: P-R, R-1, R-2, R-3.

London

P-R: April 25/26 R-2:June 8/9 R-1: April 27/28 R-3:July 6/7

The Blackberry Clinic, Milton Keynes P-R: June 27/28 R-2:July 27/28 R-1: June 29/30 R-3:Sept 21/22

Fee inc.VAT: £1600; or £1500 (payment 45 days in advance)

For a booking form please contact Polestar Pilates UK Ltd: 98 Elmshurst Crescent, London N2 OLP

tel/fax 020 8883 8723 e-mail info@polestareducation.co.uk web www.polestareducation.co.uk

This is a small group training and places are limited.

“The gold standard for Pilates training for physiotherapists” – Anthony Kosoko MCSP SRP, REAB Physiotherapy Clinic, Putney, London

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