Browsing all articles filed under the "Bone & Joint Health" category.
DDH is the abbreviation for Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip, a condition where the hip joint in infants and young children does not form properly, ...
By Alex
Correcting cubitus valgus involves a comprehensive approach, primarily through physical therapy for mild cases or surgical osteotomy for severe deform...
By Hart
While a Hill-Sachs lesion itself typically does not directly cause pain, the shoulder instability and associated soft tissue injuries it contributes t...
By Jordan
Osteophytosis of the knee is the formation of bone spurs (osteophytes) on knee joint bones, typically due to joint degeneration like osteoarthritis, l...
By Alex
Bow knee syndrome, or genu varum, is an outward curvature of the lower legs causing knees to remain apart, impacting knee joint mechanics and potentia...
By Hart
Placing a clavicle, meaning the reduction of a dislocation or fracture, is a complex medical procedure performed exclusively by qualified healthcare p...
By Jordan
Forestier's disease (DISH) primarily presents with progressive stiffness and pain, mainly in the spine, due to ligament ossification, with distinctive...
By Alex
While no single vitamin cures lumbar spondylosis, essential vitamins like D, Calcium, K2, C, B vitamins, Magnesium, and Omega-3s support spinal health...
By Alex
Fixing acetabular retroversion primarily involves surgical intervention like periacetabular osteotomy to reorient the hip socket, while exercise and p...
By Hart
