Hip Dislocations: Why They Internally Rotate and Clinical Implications
Posterior hip dislocations typically present with internal rotation due to posterior femoral head displacement, tension in ligaments (e.g., ischiofemo...
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Posterior hip dislocations typically present with internal rotation due to posterior femoral head displacement, tension in ligaments (e.g., ischiofemo...
By Jordan
Identifying a shoulder injury involves recognizing specific pain patterns, changes in range of motion, weakness, and other tell-tale signs that deviat...
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