Phd candidate at SRES of UoE
England, United Kingdom
Joined August 2019
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Fawei Deng retweeted
Yasser Alanezi is a PhD researcher in the school and is currently conducting research on hip and knee muscle strength and bone mineral density in individuals following ACL knee surgery using the school’s state-of-the-art DEXA scanner.
If you can help, contact Yasser directly!
Fawei Deng retweeted
We’re excited to be hosting Innovation in Sport: Shaping the Future of Elite Performance in the UK at Lord’s Cricket Ground on the 24th April 2026.
An event bringing together people across sport to explore the future of elite performance!
Register here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/innovatio…
Fawei Deng retweeted
Not one but two #Patellofemoral reviews for you today ... where are the gaps in our #EvidenceBased knowledge 🤔
Review 1 on #RiskFactors & #Prevention ➡️ ow.ly/ISEk50Yj98B
Review 2 on #Treatment ➡️ ow.ly/9k2h50Yj98G
#yourJOSPT
Great experience at the iPFRR25 @iPFRN in Boston
Thanks for the support：@SRES_UoE , @HPU_Essex and @DrBradNeal 🙌🏻
Fawei Deng retweeted
Final discussion panel for the day - six great presentations about biomechanics and post surgical impacts #iPFRR
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Want the cutting edge news on #PatellofemoralPain
Join us on #JOSPTInsights with Drs Macri and Hart who discuss the latest research ahead of the upcoming International Patellofemoral Research Network meeting
🎧👉ow.ly/EPel50WXHYW
#yourJOSPT #Podcast #KneePain
Fawei Deng retweeted
What are the key factors that influence treatment effectiveness for PFP
Our latest #JOSPTBlog uncovers both prognostic and mechanistic variables
Check it out 👉 ow.ly/lAtr50WVxN4
#yourJOSPT #PFP #KneePain
Fawei Deng retweeted
Don’t miss out! Early bird registration for the #PatellofemoralPain clinical symposium ends Sept 1! 🌟
Learn from world-renowned speakers. Perfect for PTs, ATs, sports med pros & trainees. #SportsMedicine #Rehab
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Fawei Deng retweeted
Now on #JOSPTInsights
Dr. Brad Neal walks us through best practice for helping people with patellofemoral pain
Listen in ➡️ ow.ly/QvHg50Wm4rk
#Podcast #KneePain #PFP #yourJOSPT
Fawei Deng retweeted
🚨Call for LATE BREAKING Abstracts - #iPFRR25 in Boston, USA 📷
We look forward to your submission!
Abstract Due Date: 11:59pm GMT on 15 June 2025
Abstract Submission Site: ipfrn.org/abstractsubmission…
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Fawei Deng retweeted
Delighted to be starting recruitment for our @sportCIES FIFA Research Scholarship project!
🗣️ Womens footballers - we need you to help us understand whether wearing women's football boots might change the way we move!
More info on the research project ⬇️ – at Layer-de-la-Haye, England
Fawei Deng retweeted
If you're a UK physiotherapist working in a musculoskeletal setting, or if you've received physiotherapy care for a musculoskeletal condition in the UK, we’d be grateful for your insights.
The survey takes <8 minutes to complete.
@DrBradNeal @ajmallows1
Fawei Deng retweeted
Practical Patellofemoral Pain Management:
- There is No Single Best Treatment for Patellofemoral Pain.
- Those with higher body mass, longer symptom duration, and older age predict poorer treatment outcomes.
- A key mechanism for pain reduction and functional improvements is increased hip and knee muscle strength.
- Those with lower baseline knee extensor strength may see greater short-term improvements with knee-focused rehab.
- Shorter individuals may respond better to hip-targeted exercise due to biomechanical factors.
- A tailored rehab and training approach is best to maximize prognosis and clinical outcomes.
Per: jospt.org/doi/10.2519/jospto…
Welcome to have a look !
What Prognostic Indicators and Treatment Mechanisms Exist for Efficacious Treatments in People With Patellofemoral Pain? A Secondary Meta-Regression With an Updated Search
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Thanks, Brad. lets looking forward the online version!
Congratulations to @Physio_Fawei for having his first PhD chapter accepted for publication in @JOSPT Open (and thanks to @clare_ardern et al for a positive peer review experience as always).
If you're interested in prognostic & mechanistic variables in PFP, watch this space 🙌
Fawei Deng retweeted
🚨Call for Abstracts - #iPFRR25 in Boston, USA 🚨
We look forward to your submission!
Abstract Due Date: 11:59pm GMT on 28 February 2025
Submission Site: ipfrn.org/abstractsubmission…
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More info: mailchi.mp/c5281ff58064/ipfr…
Congratulations, Brad!
After >4 years, Covid delays, 3 linked manuscripts, & several rounds of revisions, our Best Practice Guide is finally online first in @BJSM_BMJ.
Thanks to @simonthephysio, @iamclarebart, & @DrDylanM for their perseverance!
Check it out ⬇️⬇️
bjsm.bmj.com/content/early/2…
Thanks Brad.
Hope have a lovely day😎
Looking forward to heading up to @thecsp conference tomorrow to represent our excellent PhD student @Physio_Fawei, hoping I can do his work justice.
Poster board #8, come & say hi!
Fawei Deng retweeted
Are you a clinician who treats people with patellofemoral pain (kneecap pain)?
We would love your help to identify core domains for people with PFP.
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