More good news for ESO Ultrasound Research
ESO graduate Katie Johnston has been invited to enter the British Medical Ultrasound Society (BMUS) competition for the award of best paper in the Ultrasound journal by a postgraduate student. This follows an article published in Ultrasound relating to her undergraduate research work: Temporomandibular joint effusion and its relationship with perceived disability assessed using musculoskeletal ultrasound and a […]
Research Department: Success for ESO graduates
We are delighted that the ESO Research Department has enjoyed more success this summer, with osteopathic research accepted for publication: Osteopathic educators’ attitudes towards osteopathic principles and their application in clinical practice: A qualitative enquiry Manual Therapy (doi: 10.1016/j.math.2015.09.003) Hannah Kasiri-Martino, Phil Bright Reporting patterns and predictors of common minor adverse events following osteopathic treatment: […]
ESO Research presented at British Medical Ultrasound Society
Another first for ESO! On the 11th of December, Katie Johnston presented to the British Medical Ultra Sound Society (BMUS), her research on the possible linkage of patient-perceived pain in the temperomandibular joint (TMJ) with the width of the TMJ assessed via ultra sound. This work was initially undertaken as her undergraduate research dissertation from 2013. She […]