Shoulder Dislocation: Dangers of Self-Reduction, Proper Care, and Recovery
Attempting to self-reduce a dislocated shoulder is extremely dangerous and can lead to severe, permanent complications, necessitating professional med...
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Attempting to self-reduce a dislocated shoulder is extremely dangerous and can lead to severe, permanent complications, necessitating professional med...
By Jordan
The Scarf Test, or Cross-Body Adduction Test, is an orthopedic assessment used to evaluate the acromioclavicular (AC) joint and identify pathology thr...
By Jordan
Ankle immobility, often perceived as an inability to "rotate," is typically due to the ankle's hinge-like design and can be restricted by ac...
By Hart
Particle disease, also known as osteolysis, is a long-term complication of joint replacement surgery where the body's inflammatory response to wear pa...
By Alex
A press fit knee, or cementless knee replacement, uses prosthetic components tightly wedged into bone for initial stability, relying on natural bone r...
By Hart
Stabilizing the Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL) primarily involves strengthening the surrounding musculature, enhancing proprioception, and progress...
By Alex
Chondromalacia is primarily worsened by activities and conditions that increase compressive or shearing forces on joint cartilage, often due to biomec...
By Hart
The varus stress test is a clinical orthopedic examination used to assess the integrity of the lateral collateral ligament (LCL) and other lateral str...
By Alex
A Total Ankle Replacement (TAR) is a surgical procedure that replaces damaged ankle joint surfaces with artificial components to relieve pain and rest...
By Alex