Rhizarthrosis: Causes, Contributing Factors, and Joint Degeneration
Rhizarthrosis, or thumb basal joint arthritis, is primarily caused by degenerative cartilage breakdown at the base of the thumb, influenced by age, se...
By Alex
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Rhizarthrosis, or thumb basal joint arthritis, is primarily caused by degenerative cartilage breakdown at the base of the thumb, influenced by age, se...
By Alex
Fluid in the shoulder joint, known as synovial fluid, is essential for lubrication and nourishment; however, excessive accumulation, or joint effusion...
By Hart
Hip and elbow dysplasia are developmental abnormalities where joint components fail to form correctly, leading to instability, pain, and premature deg...
By Jordan
Eosinophilic arthritis is a rare inflammatory joint condition characterized by the abnormal accumulation and activation of eosinophils within the syno...
By Hart
Sclerosis of joints, or subchondral bone sclerosis, is a reactive thickening and hardening of bone beneath articular cartilage, primarily caused by ch...
By Hart
Joint cysts are benign, fluid-filled sacs near joints, commonly referred to as ganglion cysts (hands/wrists), Baker's cysts (behind the knee), or broa...
By Jordan
Hip effusion, an accumulation of fluid in the hip joint, is caused by underlying issues such as traumatic injuries, inflammatory conditions (e.g., art...
By Hart
Ganglion cysts are benign, non-cancerous lumps that, though not dangerous, can cause pain, weakness, or restricted movement, sometimes requiring treat...
By Alex
Leaving elbow bursitis untreated can lead to a cascade of worsening symptoms, including chronic pain, limited range of motion, severe stiffness, and s...
By Jordan