Doctor’s thoughts on David Beckham’s injury

March 15, 2010 By jellypotter Leave a Comment

As word of David Beckham’s injury spreads, we talk to local expert Dr. Harry Burnett about what treatment is in store for the footballer.

Dr Burnett, is one of Scotland’s leading sports medicine physicians, is based at Care4Sports on Brunstfield Place, Edinburgh.

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