Browsing all articles filed under the "Orthopedic Injuries" category.
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
A hip subluxation involves a partial, temporary displacement of the femoral head from the acetabulum, often self-realigning, while a hip dislocation i...
By Jordan
Carpal dislocations are severe wrist injuries involving displacement of one or more of the eight carpal bones, primarily presenting as perilunate, lun...
By Jordan
Treating a subtalar dislocation involves immediate professional intervention, typically prompt closed reduction, followed by immobilization and a comp...
By Hart
Dislocations of large, weight-bearing joints like the hip and knee are typically considered the most painful due to immense force required, extensive ...
By Jordan
An ACL injury is generally not considered a permanent disability, especially with appropriate medical intervention and dedicated physical therapy, tho...
By Hart
Most shoulder dislocations are anterior because of the glenohumeral joint's inherent anatomical vulnerabilities, including a shallow glenoid and weak ...
By Alex
A Grade 3 AC joint sprain is a severe shoulder injury involving the complete rupture of both AC and CC ligaments, leading to significant upward clavic...
By Hart
A dislocated carpal bone occurs when one or more of the eight small wrist bones are forced out of normal alignment, typically due to significant traum...
By Jordan
