ACJ Arthritis: Understanding, Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
ACJ arthritis is a degenerative condition affecting the acromioclavicular joint in the shoulder, causing pain, stiffness, and reduced motion due to ca...
By Hart
Category: Joint Health
Browsing all articles filed under the "Joint Health" category.
Knee Joint: Understanding the Screw-Home Mechanism, Stability, and Movement
The locking and unlocking of the knee joint, primarily driven by the "screw-home" mechanism and the popliteus muscle, ensures stability in f...
By Jordan
Knee Clunk: Causes, Associated Symptoms, and Treatment Options
A "clunk" in the knee is an audible sound with a distinct sensation of movement that can be a benign physiological event or indicate an unde...
By Jordan
Cartilage Repair: Strategies, Treatments, and Future Directions
While complete regeneration of damaged hyaline cartilage is challenging, a combination of lifestyle strategies, nutritional support, and medical inter...
By Jordan
Articular vs. Bursal Tears: Understanding Differences, Symptoms, and Treatments
Articular tears damage structures within the joint like cartilage, menisci, or labra, affecting joint movement and stability, while bursal tears invol...
By Jordan
Gout: The Role of Rest During Flares and Long-Term Management
Targeted rest of an acutely inflamed joint can alleviate pain during a gout flare, but prolonged bed rest is not recommended as it does not accelerate...
By Alex
Synovial Fluid: Role, Treatments, and Support Strategies
While no medicine directly increases synovial fluid volume, medical interventions like HA injections, supplements, and lifestyle changes can improve i...
By Hart
Cartilage Thickness: Measurement Techniques, Clinical Significance, and Limitations
Cartilage thickness is primarily measured through advanced medical imaging techniques like MRI, ultrasound, and CT arthrography, or indirectly via X-r...
By Hart
Knee Locking: Understanding Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments
Knee locking, where the joint suddenly cannot bend or straighten, is caused by mechanical obstructions like meniscus tears or loose bodies, or by pseu...
By Hart
