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Ankle syndesmosis injuries are common in change of direction and contact sports. The syndesmosis is a strong ligamentous structure that connects the bottom portion of the fibula and the tibia. The syndesmosis also has attachments to the AITFL, IOL and the PITFLT,...
The scaphoid is one of the eight carpal bones of the hand, which make up the portion of the hand between the wrist and the fingers. The anatomy of this area is complex, with each of the irregularly shaped carpal bones articulating closely with one another, held...
A concussion is technically a type of traumatic brain injury, with the terms concussion and mild traumatic brain injury used interchangeably within the medical community. A concussion can therefore be defined as, “a traumatic brain injury induced by biomechanical...
COVID-19 Testing for travel With international travel ramping up WiSE is happy to help you get on your way. WiSE has been accredited by the International Airline Transport Association (IATA) to issue travel PCR tests. A PCR test looks for fragments of...
After a year of strict quarantine policies and closed borders, the world is slowly attempting to return to normal. Australia recently announced its plans to reopen international borders starting November, according to reports from ABC News. Other countries in the...
Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs caused by either a viral or bacterial disease. The lungs become inflamed as your alveoli (tiny air sacs) become filled with fluid, causing an infection to arise. During winter Pneumonia...
Over the past 5 years, there has been a topical debate over whether we should ice after an injury or not. In 1978 we used the acronym RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation,) to treat any soft tissue injury. This acronym has evolved over the years to PRICE...
The first time your cat rested itself upon your keyboard was cute. The second..third - fourth time, a little less cute, a little more diabolical. We are seeing laws relax and people and businesses itching to return to work. Businesses across every sector are...
Hallmarking the signs of war - fear and terror preparing for the onslaught. Battle shields (face) ready. Through the wall and doors - burst like a ruthless force. Reasonable preparation as we watched our Italian colleagues decide who lives or dies. The Trolley...
It was a gorgeous sunny day, and while you were talking to your friend you unexpectedly missed the bottom step and 'rolled' your ankle. This is the common story we hear all the time. What is a fractured ankle? The two bones in your lower leg are called...
From a patient who has suffered two ACL reconstruction’s consecutively over a 2-year period, I understand how traumatic they truly can be. In Sydney we have one of the highest re-injury rates of ACL reconstructions. Up to 40% of patients have been reported to...
Cervical or lumbar radiculopathy or also referred to as a ‘pinched nerve’ refers to when a nerve is irritated or compressed as it passes through the tunnel of the spine in either the neck or back. This tunnel is very small in nature and gets smaller as we age and...
Ankle syndesmosis injuries are common in change of direction and contact sports. The syndesmosis is a strong ligamentous structure that connects the bottom portion of the fibula and the tibia. The syndesmosis also has attachments to the AITFL, IOL and the PITFLT,...
The scaphoid is one of the eight carpal bones of the hand, which make up the portion of the hand between the wrist and the fingers. The anatomy of this area is complex, with each of the irregularly shaped carpal bones articulating closely with one another, held...
A concussion is technically a type of traumatic brain injury, with the terms concussion and mild traumatic brain injury used interchangeably within the medical community. A concussion can therefore be defined as, “a traumatic brain injury induced by biomechanical...
COVID-19 Testing for travel With international travel ramping up WiSE is happy to help you get on your way. WiSE has been accredited by the International Airline Transport Association (IATA) to issue travel PCR tests. A PCR test looks for fragments of...
After a year of strict quarantine policies and closed borders, the world is slowly attempting to return to normal. Australia recently announced its plans to reopen international borders starting November, according to reports from ABC News. Other countries in the...
Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs caused by either a viral or bacterial disease. The lungs become inflamed as your alveoli (tiny air sacs) become filled with fluid, causing an infection to arise. During winter Pneumonia...