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06 Jun Rob – A superstar of Strong & Stable

Posted at 05:47h in Exercise Physiology, Oncology by AWS 0 Comments

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Written by Bec Godwin, Accredited Exercise Physiologist Everybody meet Rob. Rob was diagnosed with Prostate Cancer in early 2018, at 69 years old. I first met Rob in February 2018 when he attended for an Exercise Physiology assessment to commence an exercise program to accompany his treatment,...

21 May Axillary Web Syndrome (Cording) – What is it and how to manage it

Posted at 06:06h in Exercise Physiology, Oncology by AWS 0 Comments

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Written by Nicole Marlow (Accredited Exercise Physiologist) Axillary web syndrome (also known as cording) can occur in the days, weeks or in some cases months following a mastectomy, axillary surgery or clearance. It is believed to be caused by the trauma to the connective tissue...

Oncology

06 Jun Rob – A superstar of Strong & Stable

21 May Axillary Web Syndrome (Cording) – What is it and how to manage it

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