Publications by authors named "Eimear Conroy"

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"You'd be better off to do the keyhole and make a good job of it" a qualitative study of the beliefs and treatment expectations of patients attending secondary care with degenerative meniscal tears.
Helen O'Leary, Liam G Ryan, Katie Robinson, Eimear J Conroy, Karen McCreesh

Musculoskelet Sci Pract· February 2021

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Earlier Physical Therapy Input Is Associated With a Reduced Length of Hospital Stay and Reduced Care Needs on Discharge in Frail Older Inpatients: An Observational Study.
Peter J Hartley, Victoria L Keevil, Ledia Alushi, Rebecca L Charles, Eimear B Conroy

J Geriatr Phys Ther· March 2020

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The association between cognitive impairment and functional outcome in hospitalised older patients: a systematic review and meta-analysis.
Peter Hartley, Nathalie Gibbins, Amanda Saunders, Kerry Alexander, Eimear Conroy

Age Ageing· July 2017

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Sternoplasty and rib distraction in neonatal Jeune syndrome.
Eimear Conroy, Nicholas Eustace, Damian McCormack

J Pediatr Orthop· September 2010

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Triple pelvic osteotomy in Legg-Calve-Perthes disease using a single anterolateral incision: a 4-year review.
Eimear Conroy, Eoin Sheehan, Phillip O' Connor, Paul Connolly, Damian McCormack

J Pediatr Orthop B· July 2010

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C1 lateral mass screw-induced occipital neuralgia: a report of two cases.
Eimear Conroy, Alan Laing, Rory Kenneally, A R Poynton

Eur Spine J· March 2010

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Axial STIR MRI: a faster method for confirming femoral head reduction in DDH.
Eimear Conroy, J Sproule, M Timlin, F McManus

J Child Orthop· June 2009

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