Physiotherapist
Pordenone, FVG, Italy
Joined July 2012
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Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Amazing work here by @AnninaBSchmid and her team.
is it neuropathic pain? Here is the amazing video co-produced by @La_Vavva, Brigitte Tampin and myself, and based on a lot of work from @NeuPsig @IASPpain . i hope this will be helpful for you clinically! youtube.com/watch?v=mVxA_8U4…
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Wonderful to see the direction of IFOMT. Person centred care is the pathway forward. Empowering people in pain. Thanks for inviting me to share our teams work. @IFOMPT
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
I use MRI in lower back pain 🤭
I also get asked frequently how I manage the scan follow up consults & handle patient Qs
So here is a mini-thread which gives a little comms synopsis - some may nod sagely, others may roll their eyes - that’s cool - no right or wrong.
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Time to move forward and improve the exercise prescription for people with cancer.
Cracking job from the @EMRI_ECU, supervised by @ProfRobNewton, @DrChrisBishop and @lucamae1987
Have a look at our review 👇👇👇
We can be so much more effective in our #exercisemedicine prescription for people with cancer.
Paper just published from our team at @EMRI_ECU led by @FBettariga
Open access and available for download from:
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
We appreciate the collaboration with @DrChrisBishop and @lucamae1987 for their outstanding insight and input.
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Super podcast on radiculopathy, radicular and neuropathic pain with @AnninaBSchmid & @adamdobson123.
Great to hear Physios at the top of their game 👌 podcasts.apple.com/ie/podcas…
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Oggi avete l’occasione di eliminare tra le fonti di informazione che seguite chiunque titoli che l’aspartame
1) è cancerogeno
2) è probabilmente cancerogeno
L’avverbio giusto è “possibilmente” e no, non è una sega linguistica ma una faccenda di sostanza. Seguirà video a breve
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
📢Out today in @Lancet: major @msk_health led trial finds #opioids NOT effective for people with acute back and/or neck pain.
This is the largest placebo controlled trial of its kind.
doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(2…
#OPALtrial #backpain #neckpain
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
The extraordinary thing is - the guidelines advocate person-centred care that considers the multi-dimensional complexity of a persons presentation.... yet there almost NO research exploring the clinical reasoning processes that underpin this process. No wonder clinicians get lost
Physiotherapists’ perceptions on using a multidimensional clinical rea... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Is the poor effect on pain surprising when we consider that most exercise interventions are grounded in a biomechanical understanding of OA and exercise "prescribed" based on strength & conditioning principles rather than reflect current models of pain?
thelancet.com/journals/lanrh…
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Fascinating data presented by @MHgglund. Almost 2/3 of calf injuries in professional ⚽️ players are soleus, not gastroc. Ultrasound know to be poor at evaluating soleus injuries. Should we be getting more MRIs on these athletes? @carlespedret will have the answers 🤯
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
1/4 We found no evidence that applying SMT at a "clinically-relevant" site improved outcomes. This finding contrasts with some educational programs and clinical practice emphasizing the importance of specific SMT nature.com/articles/s41598-0… @GNK1 @smperle @srenONeill1 @aron2web
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
@BritishPainSoc #BPSASM2023
Prof Kirsty Bannister @bannister_lab presenting the prestigious Patrick Wall Lecture. Topic: Top-down control of pain in health and disease: from bedside to bench. Superb demonstration of clinical and lab work going hand in hand!
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
A 3-day workshop about LBP. We will guide you through a BPS approach to individuals with back pain, providing comprehensive training on: neurological and neurodynamic testing, management of a radicular syndrome and non-specific back pain..and much more.
movefisioterapia.it/back-to-…
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
A new systematic review on yet another super consistent risk factor for chronic pain - poor sleep. The risk factors that keep repeating for chronic pain are: poor sleep, overweight, and smoking and alcohol.
academic.oup.com/rheumatolog…
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Mental illness is a brain disorder? Right?
We thought so.
Hang on though, our new study @JAMAPsych shows that poor body health is a more pronounced manifestation of mental illness than poor brain health.
jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
🧵1/9
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Massive 5-year RCT of vitamin D supplementation for the prevention of fractures in older people: "There was no effect on fracture risk overall (HR 0·94 [95% CI 0·84–1·06])"
The effect of monthly #vitamin D supplementation on #fractures: a tertiary outcome from the population-based, double-blind, randomised, placebo-controlled D-Health trial thelancet.com/journals/landi…
#vitaminD #osteoporosis #BMD
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Herniated discs can RESORB - "Prediction of Lumbar Disc Herniation Resorption in Symptomatic Patients: a Prospective, Multi-Imaging and Clinical Phenotype Study" thespinejournalonline.com/ar…
@NASSspine @AOSpine @SpinalNewsInt @ISSLS_Society @OrsSpineSection @EUROSPINESoc
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Current evidence shows no influence of women's menstrual cycle phase on acute strength performance or adaptations to resistance exercise training pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3703…
Great work from @laurencs25 @AlyshaDSouza1 & @ElliottSale
Francesco Pacenza retweeted
Physical therapy is an integral part of the rehabilitation process after surgery or injury. As the name implies, therapy should be physical in nature, and grounded in active, progressive exercise. Passive modalities are not your friend. Passable downies are even worse. 🤣 #OSSA – at Ottawa, Ontario