Radial Head Injuries: Subluxation, Dislocation, and Key Differences
While both radial head subluxation and dislocation involve the displacement of the radial head from its normal articulation, a subluxation is a partia...
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While both radial head subluxation and dislocation involve the displacement of the radial head from its normal articulation, a subluxation is a partia...
By Jordan
The unhappy triad of the knee is a severe injury involving simultaneous rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), medial collateral ligament (M...
By Alex
The Piano Key Test is an orthopedic maneuver used to assess the acromioclavicular (AC) joint for superior clavicle displacement, indicative of a sprai...
By Hart
Knee dislocations are severe injuries primarily classified by the direction of tibial displacement relative to the femur—anterior, posterior, latera...
By Jordan
A differential diagnosis of syndesmosis involves systematically distinguishing this distal tibiofibular joint injury from other ankle and lower leg co...
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A positive squeeze test is an orthopedic assessment used to identify injuries like high ankle sprains or stress fractures in the lower leg by elicitin...
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A dislocated shoulder can lead to a range of immediate and long-term complications including neurovascular injury, fractures, recurrent instability, c...
By Hart
A hyperextended elbow injury occurs when the joint is forced beyond its normal extension, primarily damaging stabilizing soft tissues due to axial com...
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A "frank dislocation" refers to a complete and obvious separation of joint surfaces where bones entirely lose contact, often due to signific...
By Alex