Knee Replacement: Increasing Range of Motion, Exercises, and Recovery
Increasing knee range of motion after total knee replacement primarily involves consistent, progressive physical therapy exercises under professional ...
By Hart
Category: Orthopedic Health
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Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL): Protection Against Valgus Stress, Injuries, and Management
The ulnar collateral ligament (UCL), also known as the medial collateral ligament, is the primary structure protecting the elbow from valgus stress, c...
By Hart
Shoe Braces: Understanding Orthotic Devices for Foot & Ankle Support
Shoe braces, formally known as orthotic devices, are external medical appliances designed to support, align, prevent, or correct deformities, and impr...
By Alex
Elbow Dysplasia: Understanding Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Elbow dysplasia is an inherited developmental abnormality causing improper formation and degenerative changes within the elbow joint, leading to pain,...
By Jordan
Knee Surgery: Understanding Fluid, Sounds, and When to Be Concerned
Hearing fluid in your knee after surgery is often a normal part of the healing process, particularly in the initial weeks to months, as the body respo...
By Hart
Ankle Bones: Understanding Malleoli, Their Function, and Common Injuries
The prominent bony protrusions on either side of your ankle are called the malleoli, which are the distal ends of your tibia (medial) and fibula (late...
By Jordan
ACL Reconstruction: Understanding Success Rates, Factors, and Rehabilitation
ACL reconstruction surgery generally has a high success rate of 80-95% in restoring knee stability and function, though success is multifaceted and de...
By Jordan
Ligament Repair: Understanding Injuries, Treatments, and Recovery
Ligament repair involves a spectrum of approaches, ranging from the body's natural, albeit limited, healing capacity for minor injuries to advanced su...
By Alex
Ligament Surgery: Repair, Reconstruction, Recovery, and Risks
Yes, ligaments can be surgically repaired or reconstructed to restore joint stability and correct laxity from injury or degeneration, a process more c...
By Hart
