1/5 Partycja P. 1 year ago on Google • 10 reviews
Soo
disappointed
and
ashamed
😢
myself
being
senior
physiotherapist
in
private
clinic
(unfortunately
to
get
MRI
referral
need
to
go
NHS
pathway
😒
which
is
such
a
waste
of
public
money
and
doesn’t
have
any
logic
sense
but..-
never
mind)
Long
term
ongoing
issue
with
obvious
symptoms
of
TOS
(Thoracic
Outlet
Syndrome)
also
been
checked
and
diagnosed
by
ex
top
physio
for
British
Sky
Team.
Seen
MSK
specialist
who
assumed
it’s
carpel
tunnel
-
did
only
2
tests
(phalen’s
and
tinnels
test)
which
would
be
positive
anyway
with
TOS
-
no
basic
assessment
checking
and
feeling
movement
of
thoracic
spine,
neck
movement
had
something
to
investigate
but
ignored,
no
check
of
strength
for
upper
limb,
no
functional
dynamic
test,
no
upper
neuro
dynamic
tests
(kind
of
slump
test,
straight
leg
raise
tests
for
sciatic
nerve
but
for
upper
limb),
hasn’t
done
PAIVM
for
neck
neither
thoracic,
didn’t
check
scalene
muscles
(trying
to
release
tension
on
this
muscles
-
getting
my
symptoms
but
this
was
missed
too).
Explaining
TOS
is
very
rare
condition
-
yes,
but
very
often
misdiagnosed
or
diagnosed
too
late.
I’ve
been
told
-
they
first
want
to
clear
symptoms
in
hands
before
open
up
around
chest
-
seriously?
So
patients
with
sciatic
pain
(prolapsed
disc
or/and
deep
gluteal
pain
-previously
called
piriformis
syndrome-
with
pain
going
down
through
leg
and
tingling,
numb
foot
-
first
you
will
let
slice
the
foot
coz
is
numb??
-
seriously??
sooo
poor
knowledge
of
NHS
physio
-
shame
..
what
about
standard
rule
checking
joint
below
and
above
too
???
“My
colleague
profession
wise
-
didn’t
respect
what
I
came
with,
after
self
diagnosed
and
double
diagnosed
by
very
experienced
physio
who
was
choosen
between
many
to
treat
and
look
after
British
Cyclists
Sky
Team”
-
not
doing
basic
assessment
and
tests
-
just
making
her
own
diagnose
-
scary
😧
And
sorry
for
all
patients
who
don’t
have
medical
background..
and
apparently
they
are
underpaid
😂
and
going
for
strikes
-
in
my
opinion
they
are
overpaid
for
service
they
provide
..
Also-
heard
“
I
can
be
wrong
with
my
diagnose
and
I’m
happy
to
be
wrong”
-
omg
I
can’t
imagine
telling
this
to
my
patient
coming
with
knee
pain
and
having
all
obvious
symptoms
for
meniscal
tear
but
not
doing
basics
tests
-
just
asking
to
do
single
leg
squat
and
coz
it’s
positive
to
pain
-
diagnose
with
tendinopathy
-
and
I’m
happy
to
be
wrong”
soooo
wrong!!!!
Probably
because
I’m
foreign
so
wasn’t
taken
serious
or
actually
I
have
better
knowledge
…
who
knows
..
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