Maskne (Mask Acne) Is A Real Thing: A Dermatologist Tells Us How To Combat It

Posted on Fri Jul 10, 2020

Maskne: when the area of the face regularly in contact with a face mask develops acne. With the massive increase in mask-wearing across all sectors of society, maskne is becoming more and more well-known, despite having been around since the inception of clinical face masks.

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MRI or Ultrasound? Key uses and differences

Posted on Thu Dec 13, 2018

When it comes to musculoskeletal imaging, is MRI or ultrasound more effective?

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6 common ankle injuries in football

Posted on Mon Aug 5, 2019

Mr Bal Dhinsa, Foot & Ankle Surgeon, examines 6 of the most common ankle injuries incurred whilst playing football.

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Cold weather and pain: are the two linked?

Posted on Thu Jan 31, 2019

For many people pain can flare up in the cold of winter. (more…)

What’s the difference between a 1.5T and a 3T MRI scanner?

Posted on Wed Mar 20, 2019

‘Tesla’ is the unit that measures magnetic strength; one Tesla is equal to 10,000 gauss, which is approximately 30,000 times more than average gravity on the surface of the Earth. (more…)

Coronavirus Updates and Safety Measures

Posted on Fri Mar 27, 2020

What are we, across all three Oryon brands, doing about coronavirus and our safety measures?

A growing use for MRI in mental health

Posted on Tue Mar 26, 2019

Performing an MRI scan of the brain is a useful diagnosis method for many clinical specialties. But what about mental health?

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Hip pain: diagnosing and managing your patient’s running injury

Posted on Wed May 1, 2019

Mr Arjuna Imbuldeniya explores some of the most common problems leading to hip pain in runners, and explains the best ways in which we can work together to manage them.

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Back Pain During Early Pregnancy

Posted on Wed Dec 9, 2020

Back pain during early pregnancy is, unfortunately, extremely common. The joy of carrying a baby can often be marred by it, even during the first trimester before the baby bump starts to show. Why is this, and what can be done to alleviate the pain?

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