Browsing all articles filed under the "Orthopedic Injuries" category.
While definitive self-diagnosis of an ACL tear is not possible, understanding common symptoms and basic self-observation can help identify potential i...
By Alex
While both shoulder and elbow dislocations involve bone displacement, they differ significantly in anatomical structure, common injury mechanisms, ass...
By Alex
Relocating a dislocated kneecap must only be performed by a trained healthcare professional to avoid severe complications and further injury.
By Alex
A torn ligament in the foot can range from mildly uncomfortable to excruciatingly painful, depending significantly on the severity (grade) of the tear...
By Hart
A posterior dislocation occurs when a bone is forcibly displaced backward from a joint, typically due to high-energy trauma applying significant poste...
By Jordan
A complete rupture of all major knee ligaments constitutes a devastating multi-ligament knee injury, leading to profound instability, severe pain, and...
By Hart
Inferior shoulder dislocation, or luxatio erecta, is a rare but severe injury characterized by a fixed, overhead arm position, intense pain, visible d...
By Alex
A wrist dislocation requires immediate professional medical attention for proper reduction and rehabilitation, as self-treatment is dangerous and can ...
By Jordan
A partial dislocation of the fibula, or fibular subluxation, occurs when the fibula bone partially moves out of its normal position relative to the ti...
By Jordan
