Scaphoid Shift Test (Watson's Test): Purpose, Procedure, and Interpretation
The Scaphoid Shift Test, also known as Watson's Test, is a specialized clinical orthopedic maneuver used to assess the stability of the scapholunate l...
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The Scaphoid Shift Test, also known as Watson's Test, is a specialized clinical orthopedic maneuver used to assess the stability of the scapholunate l...
By Alex
TMJ arthrocentesis is a minimally invasive procedure that flushes the temporomandibular joint to remove inflammatory substances and improve jaw mobili...
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The midcarpal joint is a critical articulation between the proximal and distal carpal rows in the wrist, enabling intricate hand movements and contrib...
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An inflamed ligament typically presents as localized pain, tenderness, swelling, and restricted motion, often worsening with activity and improving wi...
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The deltoid muscle is primarily responsible for the multi-directional movement of the arm at the shoulder joint, enabling actions like lifting, pushin...
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The primary dynamic stabilizing structure of the shoulder joint is the rotator cuff, a group of four muscles and their tendons, while static stability...
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Wearing high heels significantly alters the body's natural biomechanics, placing undue stress on various musculoskeletal structures from feet to spine...
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Patella injuries result from either acute traumatic events like direct impact or sudden forceful movements, or chronic overuse involving repetitive st...
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Genu valgum, or knock knees, is a lower limb alignment where the knees angle inward and touch when standing, creating an "X" shape with the ...
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