Andreea Elena Physio

Andreea Elena Physio Hi I’m a Female Senior physiotherapist with over 10 years experience in the UK . For questions and appointments please feel free to ask 😃

Registered MCSP HCPC and Specialised in MSK I treat conditions such as low back pain ,neck pain , shoulder pain etc.

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31/05/2026

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27/05/2026

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For advice please get in contact 🥳 otherwise follow my page for tips 😁





24/05/2026

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For more info and support of MSK pain management contact me 😉
18/05/2026

For more info and support of MSK pain management contact me 😉

Great to see in Aldi a collection of tools for adapted activities - these are so handy in case of illness or injury 💡 ...
12/05/2026

Great to see in Aldi a collection of tools for adapted activities - these are so handy in case of illness or injury 💡

11/05/2026

X-rays, CT scans, and MRI scans are all medical imaging tools used by doctors to see inside the human body without surgery. Even though they may look similar as “medical pictures,” they work in very different ways and are used for different purposes depending on what needs to be examined.

An X-ray is the simplest and most commonly used imaging method. It uses a small amount of radiation to create images of the inside of the body. X-rays are especially good at showing hard structures like bones. For example, if someone has a broken bone or a tooth problem, an X-ray can quickly show the damage. However, X-rays are not very detailed when it comes to soft tissues like muscles, organs, or the brain. That is why they are mostly used for checking fractures, infections in bones, or chest conditions like pneumonia.

A CT scan, also called a computed tomography scan, is more advanced than a regular X-ray. It also uses X-rays, but instead of taking just one image, it takes many images from different angles around the body. A computer then combines these images to create detailed cross-sectional views, almost like slices of the body. This makes CT scans very useful for looking at internal organs, complex injuries, internal bleeding, or difficult fractures. CT scans provide more detail than X-rays and can show both bones and soft tissues more clearly, although not as sharply as MRI.

An MRI, or magnetic resonance imaging scan, is the most detailed of the three when it comes to soft tissues. Instead of using radiation, MRI uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to create images. This makes it very safe for repeated use and especially useful for examining delicate structures in the body. MRI scans are commonly used to study the brain, spinal cord, nerves, muscles, and joints. They provide highly detailed images, allowing doctors to detect issues like tumors, ligament injuries, or brain disorders with great accuracy.

To understand the difference in a simple way, imagine a banana. An X-ray would mainly show its outline and structure. A CT scan would show slices of the banana from different angles, revealing more internal detail. An MRI would show the most detailed view, including the inner texture and soft parts of the banana in high clarity.

In summary, each imaging technique has its own strength. X-rays are fast and best for bones. CT scans give a more detailed look at internal organs and complex injuries. MRI scans provide the most detailed images of soft tissues like the brain and muscles. Doctors choose between them depending on what part of the body needs to be examined and how much detail is required.


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Today 🚨 K tape for acute shoulder pain We shall soon see recovery signs 🕕
13/02/2026

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K tape for acute shoulder pain

We shall soon see recovery signs 🕕

Here’s the kinetic body chain explained . We do all need mobility and stability to function optimally ! If in need of ad...
30/01/2026

Here’s the kinetic body chain explained .

We do all need mobility and stability to function optimally !

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