Knee Surgery: Longevity, Factors Influencing Success, and Extending Lifespan
The longevity of knee surgery varies by procedure type, patient factors, and post-operative care, ranging from a few years for some cartilage repairs ...
By Hart
Category: Orthopedic Health
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Torn Meniscus: Exercises to Avoid, Movement Modifications, and Safe Alternatives
Exercises involving deep knee flexion, twisting, pivoting, or high-impact loading are generally the most detrimental for a torn meniscus as they can w...
By Alex
Knee Pain After Hip Replacement: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery
Knee pain after hip replacement is often due to altered biomechanics, muscle imbalances, or pre-existing conditions, and is primarily managed through ...
By Alex
Hip Surgery Recovery: Safe Bed Mobility and Essential Precautions
After hip surgery, controlled, deliberate movements using techniques like the log roll and adhering to specific hip precautions are crucial for protec...
By Alex
Acromion Types: Anatomy, Clinical Significance, and Management
The acromion, a bony projection of the scapula, is classified into four main types: Flat (Type I), Curved (Type II), Hooked (Type III), and Upturned (...
By Alex
Ligaments: Understanding Their Stretch Capacity, Injuries, and Protection
Ligaments, strong fibrous tissues, have limited elasticity, stretching only about 6-8% of their original length before microscopic tearing occurs, mak...
By Hart
The Q Angle in Females: Understanding Its Definition, Clinical Significance, and Management
The Q angle in females measures the angle between the quadriceps femoris muscle and the patellar tendon, indicating lateral patellar pull and its sign...
By Alex
Shoulder Replacement: Understanding Pain During Recovery
Recovery from shoulder replacement surgery involves significant but manageable pain that gradually lessens over several months with consistent rehabil...
By Hart
Hip Replacement: Understanding and Applying the 90% Rule for Recovery
The 90% rule in hip replacement rehabilitation is a guideline encompassing two interpretations: aiming for approximately 90% of pre-surgical functiona...
By Hart
