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Bio-mechanical Assessment

Biomechanical Assessment is an examination of how your joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons adapt to your movement. A biomechanical assessment specifically examines your posture and lower limbs

Biomechanical Assessment is an examination of how your joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons adapt to your movement. A biomechanical assessment specifically examines your posture and lower limbs

Conditions treated with Bio-mechanical Assessment

  • Foot, knee or hip pain during walking or running.
  • Past injuries affecting your weightbearing/ specific pathologies
  • Flat or high arch feet
  • Hypermobile joints
  • Back or pelvic pain
  • Muscle weakness / lack of flexibility
  • Leg length discrepancy
  • Difficulty walking.

 

If further referral to a specialist is needed, we can refer to one of our MSK specialists on the field or to other healthcare professionals if required.

Please call the Blackberry Clinic in Guildford to book your Biomechanical Assessment. Ask for an appointment with Chartered Physiotherapist and Phits Expert Lorena Solarte on (01483) 455 327, alternatively send us an email to: RecGuildford@blackberryclinic.co.uk

Patellar Tendinopathy

The patellar tendon is located just below the kneecap. It connects the kneecap or patella to the tibia (shin bone). The quadriceps tendon inserts into...

Quadriceps Tendinopathy

The quadriceps tendon attaches your quadriceps muscles to your kneecap (patella). It works to straighten your knee and helps you walk, jump, and climb...

Ankle Sprain

Most ankle sprains involve injuries to the three ligaments on the outside of your ankle. Ligaments are tough bands of tissue that stabilize joints and...

Snapping Hip

Snapping hip is a condition resulting in a snapping feeling when the hip is flexed or extended. There may be a snapping or popping feeling along with ...

Stress Fracture

Stress fractures are tiny cracks in the bone. They are usually caused by repetitive force such as running long distances or jumping up and down.  Howe...

Sacroiliac Joint Pain / SI Joint Pain

The sacroiliac joints connect the sacrum (the wedge-shaped bone at the bottom of the spine) to the iliac bones (the two bones that make up the pelvis)...

Muscle Tear

This refers to injury to a muscle.  Minor injuries will mildly over-stretch a muscle or a tendon, whereas severe injuries may cause partial or complet...

Low Back Pain

The lower back is a complex structure of bones, ligaments, muscles and tendons which all work together to provide the low back with support, strength ...

Ligament Injury

The ligaments hold the joints in a stable position and they can get stretched, torn or ruptured in an injury. The knee and ankle are particularly pron...

Hamstring Strain

There are four hamstring muscles attaching the pelvis to the knee. A strain of these muscles can range from mild to very severe involving complete rup...

Groin Strain

A groin strain is an injury to the muscles on the inner side of the thigh, known as the adductor muscles. This type of injury can be very painful and ...

Bursitis

Bursitis refers to the inflammation of a bursa. A bursa is a fluid filled sac which is designed to reduce friction between bone and soft tissue struct...

Achilles Tendonitis

The Achilles tendon is located at the back of your ankle and connects your two calf muscles to the bone in the heel of your foot. The tendon is made u...
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Treatment for acute and chronic sports injuries, arthritis, soft tissue injuries and exercise medicine consultations

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Frequently asked questions about Bio-mechanical Assessment

The physiotherapist will look at the alignment of structures, your muscle strength and weakness than can lead to poor adaptation of forces when you are weight bearing in sitting, standing or walking. These adaptations with time can create pain and muscle/ joint compensations that can lead to injuries, weakness and poor alignment and balance.

The initial assessment is a 1-hour consultation with a physiotherapist which will consist of:

    • Brief history of your general health and goals
    • Postural Assessment
    • Dynamic tests for core, balance, joint mobility flexibility and strength.
    • Gait assessment on the footscan plate.
    • Design of Custom-made 3D printed orthotics, if required.
  • Physiotherapy plan and recommendations.

After having the assessment, you will receive a copy of the tests and plan discussed. We also offer to continue with MSK and physiotherapy services if you would like to continue with the treatment to correct these issues.

If further referral to a specialist is needed, we can refer to one of our MSK specialists on the field or to other healthcare professionals if required.

Please call the Blackberry Clinic in Guildford to book your Biomechanical Assessment. Ask for an appointment with Chartered Physiotherapist and Phits Expert Lorena Solarte on (01483) 455 327, alternatively send us an email to: RecGuildford@blackberryclinic.co.uk

Here at the Blackberry Clinic our physiotherapist can help train your body to learn to move again in a way it is more efficient. The Biomechanical Assessment is focused towards the client’s needs and adapts towards the client’s own goals. You may be aiming to improve your posture / ergonomics at work, injury prevention, rehabilitation, foot orthotics prescription or improvement of performance in a specific activity. Our physio can guide you with education, manual therapy, dry needling, gait retraining, footwear advise and exercise.

As part of the rehabilitation program, our Chartered Physiotherapist is a Phits Certified Expert that can analyse the footscan data and design your insoles, which are custom 3D printed foot orthotics that help with the rehabilitation process (see Blackberry clinic / Phits website).

After having the assessment, you will receive a copy of the physio assessment which involves: posture and physical tests. You will also receive a footscan report looking at the data and gait analysis. The physiotherapist will discuss the findings and advise of further rehabilitation plan, design of Phits – Custom 3D printed insoles. If further referral to a specialist is needed, we can refer to one of our Blackberry clinic MSK specialists on the field or to other healthcare professional needed.

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