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Computer-aided diagnosis for chronic lower back pain using machine learning
We are pleased to invite UK, EU and international applications for a fully-funded PhD studentship in. Computer-aided diagnosis for chronic lower back pain using machine learning. Read more
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Low back pain (LBP) during pregnancy: an exploration of biomechanical precipitating factors using non-invasive telemetric sensing of gait and everyday physical activities
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Nursing and Health
Over two-thirds of women experience LBP during pregnancy, with symptoms typically increasing as pregnancy advances1. Women often have a history of simple LBP, and continue to experience symptoms after birth2, which directly adds to the substantial cost associated with LBP in the general population3,4. Read more
IAHS STUDENTSHIP: Chronic pain: from public health impact to impact on public health policy
Chronic pain represents a frequent and disabling condition and it is generally acknowledged that it represents an important public health problem and economic burden. Read more
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Minimally invasive delivery of hydrogels for spinal disc therapies
Research Group:
School of Mechanical Engineering
This PhD project will use both experimental and computational engineering methods to investigate a new treatment for back pain. . Read more
Development of a care pathway for dislocation after total hip replacement
Background. Hip replacement is a common operation (>100,000 annually in the NHS) performed to relieve pain and improve function, predominantly for osteoarthritis. Read more
Understanding the aetiology of diabetic neuropathy
Diabetic neuropathy is a common secondary complication of diabetes mellitus which affects around 50% of all patients with diabetes - impacting on health, wellbeing and quality of life. Read more
AI-based Mobility Monitoring of Axial Spondyloarthritis Patients Using Wearable Sensors
Smartphones are an essential part of everyday life for many people and commodity wearables, including smart watches, are now widely available. Read more
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