Replying to @hjluks
I love this, as a rheumatologist who is always thinking about inflammation this is a lovely framework to explain to expert patients why they are in pain. Top stuff
My friend Stacey Steventon is fundraising for Bowel Cancer UK. Check out their @JustGiving page and please donate if you can. Thank you! #JustGiving justgiving.com/page/stanmore…
James Bateman retweeted
Young #musle disease enthusiasts- please register for this clinical conference to discuss nuances of challenging cases with Dr V Werth @werthlab :)
#myositis @DutchMyositis @APLAR_org @EULAR_JC
#MIHRA Global Case Conference this Thursday w @werthlab Dr. Victoria Werth examining common natural supplements in autoimmunity!
MIHRA membership is cost-free & grants access to MIHRA Work, Learn & Play Ground for myositis focused community engagement!
mihrafoundation.org/mihra-gl…
Whats the diagnosis in this 60+ year old man coming up with a slightly high CK and features of polymyalgia rheumatica? Amazing clinical presentation for a condition I've been looking out for for 20 years... onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Just testing how well I can use Adobe Express to share this helpful video of a sweep test- in a pateint with inflammatory arthrits and vasculitis #rheum #vasculitis
James Bateman retweeted
✨Opening Ceremony of the LSR Annual Congress Jointly with the 3rd Levant Rheumatology Summit
🌲The LSR proudly planted one #Cedar tree on behalf of the 5 Levant Societies
✨ A symbol of resilience, steadiness and strength
James Bateman retweeted
Have you tried Tai Chi, or thought about trying Tai Chi to help with your #arthritis symptoms? Heather who lives with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) shares about her journey towards being a volunteer and Tai Chi instructor for Versus Arthritis: versusarthritis.org/news/202…
Amazing job signed up to look at the nice pictures 🧐😃lovely resource though and I guess I’m not sitting the FRCR exam! Love the interface
Replying to @AstonPress @AstonUniversity
Great to see. Can we read the essay online? Thanks 🙏
James Bateman retweeted
Congratulations to @AstonMedicine student Neil Mukoro! 👏
✍️|Neil Mukoro wins @AstonUniversity 2024 Rosalind Franklin Essay Prize for medical students
🩺This year’s topic was innovative approaches to healthcare in resource-scarce environments
🧬The prize was set up in memory of chemist Rosalind Franklin
👉tinyurl.com/yc3uwbwz
James Bateman retweeted
That's correct. Publishers removed '1984' from our library. 🕳️
James Bateman retweeted
❗️In the absence of neurological deficit or uncontrollable pain most disc herniations do NOT need surgery❗️
1 year ago this crossfitter was advised to have surgery for her L5/S1 disc extrusion. She declined and opted for rehab instead.
12 months later she is pain free, deadlifting her own body weight, performing cleans & squats and is now returning to CrossFit.
Advice, patience and structured rehabilitation will work well for most patients.
💡Remember that approx 70% of the herniated nucleus purposes will undergo resorption over 12-18months post herniation.
Our job is to guide patients over this time - reassure them and minimise reinjury while simultaneously building physical robustness so they can go on to do what they want to do.
💪💪💪 – at Cork, Ireland
Replying to @RheumNow
Interesting data …Would be interesting to see the breakdown between patients on /previously treated and biologic naive therapies….
James Bateman retweeted
I propose a new name for CKD stage 3...CKD Stage Enough. You have enough kidney function for the rest of your life.
James Bateman retweeted
Pleased to share our review in the @TheLancetRheum discussing current insights and future frontiers for inflammatory #myopathies. Full text and pictures accessible here! tinyurl.com/y25mhnnm
James Bateman retweeted
Meet our fantastic Surgical On-Call Team. They have been working through the night taking care of our patients. Due to the large number of referrals they had three major operations last night and have been working flat out.
An amazing team with a great spirit #onshiftwithrwt
Replying to @DrJN_SportsMed
Teriparatide would be interesting option:- we have used in non healing /difficult recurrent stress fractures but limited NHS funding. I had to review the SEM literature (most US athletes)for NHS IFR funding (which was ultimately successful)…
James Bateman retweeted
Grateful for the support of my colleagues at the Lebanese Society of Rheumatology!
We start a new mandate with motivated board members, aiming to serve the interests of our Society, launch scientific activities and promote a collaborative atmosphere!
@LSRheumatology
Replying to @Nellziade @LSRheumatology
Good luck, last in Bsouss / Beirut in 2005, best of luck with your society🙏
James Bateman retweeted
A big shout out to our Catering Team, working from 6am-5pm on Christmas Day. ☃️❄️
Michelle Grice, Head Chef, said: “We have so many dedicated and committed staff members who have given up their holiday time to ensure the service is operational."#RWTChristmasStars 🎅



















