Ankylosis of the Knee: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Ankylosis of the knee is the pathological stiffness or complete fusion of the knee joint, resulting in a significant or total loss of its normal range...
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Ankylosis of the knee is the pathological stiffness or complete fusion of the knee joint, resulting in a significant or total loss of its normal range...
By Alex
Posterior impingement syndrome is characterized by pain and restricted ankle motion due to compression of posterior bony or soft tissue structures, of...
By Jordan
Graft impingement occurs when surgically implanted graft tissue or surrounding scar tissue becomes compressed within a joint, causing pain, restricted...
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Distinguishing between an ACL and meniscus tear involves evaluating the mechanism of injury, swelling patterns, pain characteristics, and mechanical s...
By Jordan
Dislocation management is a medical emergency requiring professional assessment and a combination of medications for pain relief, inflammation, and mu...
By Hart
While often benign, persistent or newly developed pigeon-toeing in adults can sometimes indicate underlying biomechanical issues, lead to gait ineffic...
By Jordan
A "frozen ankle" is a non-medical term for severe, painful restriction in ankle joint movement, often due to injury, surgery, or immobilizat...
By Hart
Coracoid impingement is a less common form of shoulder impingement caused by the compression of soft tissues, primarily the subscapularis tendon, betw...
By Alex
Coxartroza, also known as hip osteoarthritis, is a progressive degenerative joint disease characterized by the breakdown of cartilage in the hip, lead...
By Alex