Dr. Michael Callaghan

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  Michael Callaghan Research Physiotherapist / Post-doctoral Research Fellow michael.callaghan@manchester.ac.uk

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  Dr Michael Callaghan Tel: + 44 (0) 161 306 0542 Email: michael.callaghan@manchester.ac.uk

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  Dr Michael Callaghan University of Manchester

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  Dr. Michael Callaghan qualified in 1983 at Salford School of Physiotherapy and is a Research Associate at Manchester University's ARC epidemiology research group and a Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in Emergency Medicine at Manchester Royal Infirmary. In the sports medicine context he has attended 4 Commonwealth Games and 4 Olympic Games as a physiotherapist and was physiotherapist to Everton Football club, Wigan Rugby League Club and the Great Britain Cycling Team.

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  Michael Callaghan, University of Manchester, UK
  
  Proprioception has become an increasingly common measure of joint function.
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  Michael CallaghanMusculoskeletal Division Dr Callaghan, a physiotherapist, joined the Centre for Rehabilitation Science in 1997.Since then he has been awarded his PhD and has assumed responsibility for this division of activity.Dr Callaghan has extensive experience in the assessment of lower limb function and is the Manager of the Human Performance Laboratories within the Manchester Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Facility.Dr Callaghan brings extensive clinical and research experience to the Centre both in the health science and sports arena.He was physiotherapist to the British Olympic Cycling Team and is responsible for the physiotherapy clinic at the Manchester Velodrome.e-mail: michael.callaghan@manchester.ac.uk

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  Dr. Michael Callaghan qualified in 1983 at Salford School of Physiotherapy and is a Research Associate at Manchester University's ARC epidemiology research group and a Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist at Manchester Royal Infirmary. In the sports medicine context he has attended 4 Commonwealth Games and 4 Olympic Games. His general area of research has been the assessment and rehabilitation of the lower limb and his M.Phil and Ph.D. research degrees focussed the patellofemoral joint in particular. His recent work on patellofemoral pain syndrome has been the further development of functional joint and muscle evaluation and the use of both brain and knee MR imaging to monitor the effects of non-operative treatment. His post at the ARC epidemiology unit at Manchester now includes the treatment of patellofemoral pain caused by osteoarthritis and he is involved in a 5 year study of patellofemoral bracing on synovitis and bone marrow oedema in patellofemoral OA.

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  Dr Michael Callaghan

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  Dr Michael Callaghan Research Physiotherapist / Postdoctoral Research Fellow michael.callaghan@manchester.ac.uk

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  Dr. Callaghan has been involved in musculoskeletal physiotherapy and sports medicine physiotherapy both clinically and academically for about 20 years. He has been a physiotherapist at 3 Olympic Games and 4 Commonwealth Games as well as Physiotherapist to Everton Football club, Wigan Rugby League Club and the Great Britain Cycling Team. His general area of research has been the assessment and rehabilitation of the lower limb and his M.Phil and Ph.D. research degrees have focussed the patellofemoral joint in particular.This involves the use of MMG, EMG, kinetic gait analysis, proprioceptive testing, isokinetic and isometric muscle testing and electrical stimulation to assess muscle inhibition.He has instigated the first study to assess the use of therapeutic bracing on the patellofemoral joint using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).

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