MSc Pain Management Dissertation (SURG0156)

The aim of the research module is to produce research aware students capable of independent engagement with research post MSc completion in the form of critical review, implementation of research findings and, potentially, ongoing original research activity.

Biomaterials|Health Sciences|Medicine|Physiotherapy|Sport and Exercise Science|Subjects Allied to Medicine|Surgery

This module will give students an in depth understanding of anatomy and functional biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, focusing on the upper, lower...

Biomechanics and Sports Injuries (SURG0053)

This module will give students an in depth understanding of anatomy and functional biomechanics of the musculoskeletal system, focusing on the upper, lower limbs and the spine.

 

The subject matter contains relevant anatomy and gives detailed principles of functional biomechanics, these principles are linked to common biomechanical anomalies and pathologies. These pathologies are grouped into body areas and common orthopedic examination techniques are taught.

 

After taking this module you should be able to describe, know and understand the following key concepts;

- How intrinsic biomechanical factors may affect common musculoskeletal injuries and pathology.

- How to conduct a biomechanical and functional movement assessment as part of an injury assessment.

- An introduction to the principles and basic practice of musculoskeletal joint and soft tissue clinical examination.

- Principles of sports injury assessment and management.

- Aetiology of common musculoskeletal tissue injuries to bone, cartilage, ligaments, tendons, nerves, muscles.

 

As well as lectures you will have practical examination workshops focusing on the practical examination techniques used within clinical orthopaedic medicine.

 

 

The project simulation aims to give students practical exposure to topics covered in Delivering Complex Projects. The Project Simulation is a group based...