Inability to Bend Your Knee: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Inability to fully bend your knee, or restricted knee flexion, signifies various underlying issues including acute injuries, chronic conditions, infla...
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Inability to fully bend your knee, or restricted knee flexion, signifies various underlying issues including acute injuries, chronic conditions, infla...
By Alex
Yes, wrist surgery is a common and often necessary intervention for conditions from fractures to arthritis, aiming to restore mobility, reduce pain, a...
By Jordan
Genu valgus (knock-knees) involves inward knee angulation with touching knees and separated ankles, while genu varum (bow-legs) features outward knee ...
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Coxa varum is characterized by a femoral neck-shaft angle under 120 degrees, making the limb functionally shorter, while coxa valgum features an angle...
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Not all hammer toes require surgery; conservative non-surgical treatments are often the initial approach, with surgery considered only when these meth...
By Hart
Elbow instability results from damage to the joint's static (bones, ligaments) and dynamic (muscles) stabilizers, commonly due to traumatic injuries, ...
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A differential diagnosis of the patellar tendon involves systematically identifying and distinguishing between various conditions causing pain or dysf...
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Yes, Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI) is a common and often debilitating cause of hip pain due to abnormal bone contact, leading to damage of the la...
By Jordan
The most common nickname for bursitis affecting the knee, particularly the prepatellar bursa, is "Housemaid's Knee," referring to a conditio...
By Hart