Femoral Head Attachment: Anatomy, Biomechanics, and Clinical Relevance of the Hip Joint
The femoral head, the most proximal part of the femur, attaches to the acetabulum of the pelvis, forming the highly stable yet mobile hip joint, a bal...
By Alex
Category: Musculoskeletal Health
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Joint Stiffness: Mechanisms, Causes, and Mitigation Strategies
Joint stiffness arises from a complex interplay of changes within the joint's anatomical structures, including altered synovial fluid dynamics, stiffe...
By Jordan
Flexible Joints: Anatomy, Benefits, and Maintenance
Flexible joints enable a wide and unhindered range of motion, facilitating efficient movement, enhancing physical performance, preventing injuries, an...
By Hart
Joint Dislocation: Immediate & Long-Term Skeletal System Impacts, Management, and Prevention
A joint dislocation profoundly impacts the skeletal system by forcing bones out of normal alignment, leading to immediate damage to cartilage, ligamen...
By Hart
Subtalar Joint: Critical Role in Walking, Shock Absorption, and Propulsion
The subtalar joint is critical during walking as it mediates foot flexibility and rigidity, enabling essential shock absorption, adaptation to varied ...
By Jordan
Joint Vibration Analysis (JVA): Understanding the Technique, Applications, and Future
Joint Vibration Analysis (JVA) is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that measures sounds and vibrations produced by joints during movement to assess...
By Alex
Pelvis and Neck Connection: Understanding the Kinetic Chain, Postural Implications, and Solutions
The pelvis and neck are intimately connected through anatomical, neurological, and myofascial systems, meaning dysfunction in the pelvis can directly ...
By Alex
Internally Rotated Hips: Causes, Symptoms, Assessment, and Corrective Strategies
Fixing an internally rotated hip involves a comprehensive approach focused on identifying and correcting muscle imbalances, improving mobility, streng...
By Jordan
Dorsal Ligaments: Function, Examples, and Injuries
Dorsal ligaments are connective tissues located on the back or top aspect of a joint or body part, primarily functioning to provide stability, limit e...
By Jordan
