This article attempts to highlight methods of assessment and treatment of knee injuries with particular attention to the hamstring muscles and reduction of joint swelling. Methods of treatment are left as brief as possible to give room for individual choice. This article attempts to highlight methods of assessment and treatment of knee injuries with particular attention to the hamstring muscles and reduction of joint swelling. Methods of treatment are left as brief as possible to give room for individual choice. Biography: Mrs Berry trained at the Middlesex Hospital, London, from 1971 to 74, and then returned to her native Sweden for 2 1/2 years. She gained the Swedish physiotherapy qualification and worked in general hospitals and in the community in Kalmar, Uppsala and Lapland in Sweden. She returned to England in 1977 and worked at Haslemere District Hospital, then spent a year in Borneo as an accompanying wife, and worked as a volunteer in a disabled children's home. After maternity leave she worked as a part-time physiotherapist at the Lord Mayor Treloar Hospital, Alton. Mrs Berry started in private practice in 1984 doing domiciliary work, and in 1987 started at the Sports Injury Clinic in Alton. She qualified as certified reflexologist at the Bayly School of Reflexology in February 1989.