Last year whilst promoting a new residency at a new Cambridge clinic I sent out thousands of flyers to help drum up new business. One thing I never could have…
Hyperkyphosis is described as being an increase in the normal thoracic curve at the back of chest along with protracted scapulae and a head forward posture. Like Hyperlordosis described in…
One of my good friends said to me when i was unsure of whether to go onto Twitter that “you can use it intelligently to make yourself more informed” as…
Hyperlordosis is commonly described as an increase in the normal lordotic lumbar curve leading to an increased anterior tilt and hip flexion. First of all to I will explain a…