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mrs Ellie Lindsay OBEin Lindsay Leg Club CommunityPodcast Episode 24: Topical AntibioticsListen to Professor Barbara Conway, Head of Pharmacy at the University of Huddersfield discussing topical antibiotics. The best practice in respect of topical antibiotics, what is the evidence and what are the alternatives.
mrs Ellie Lindsay OBEin Varicose Veins CommunityWhat Should I Expect Following Venous Surgery?Written by the International Patient & Carer Advoc
mrs Ellie Lindsay OBEin Lindsay Leg Club CommunityPodcast Episode 40: Tai ChiListen to our new speaker Charles Townsend, Charles graduated from Cardiff University with a degree in geology. He studied Tai Chi in 1989 with a Chinese Master and then began teaching Tai Chi, from this he became involved with the ‘falls team’ in his local hospital. In this podcast Charles talks about his experience of Tai Chi, what it is, what it can do for you and who can enjoy it.
mrs Ellie Lindsay OBEin Lindsay Leg Club CommunityPodcast Episode 10: Venous TrendsIn our tenth episode, we welcome back our guest speaker Mark Whiteley - a Professor and Consultant Venous Surgeon and Consultant Phlebologist of The Whiteley Clinic, London. Visit https://thewhiteleyclinic.co.uk/team/... for more information. Mark continues the series relating to Venous Diseases and talks through the current treatment trends in Venous Disease. This is the second of a series of three podcasts. Stay tuned for Part 3! In this episode, Mark reflects on treatment trends for Venous Disease since the mid 1980s and outlines modern techniques including some that he and his team have pioneered which are more effective and minimally invasive with high quality results. For some residual varicose veins in the legs or feet, Mark explains the use of foam sclerotherapy. This involves using ultrasound to precisely guide the injection of foam to close the unhealthy vein. The foam causes the varicose vein to collapse, before it is naturally absorbed back into the body.
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