Browsing all articles filed under the "Orthopedics" category.
While both hip dysplasia and hip dislocation involve issues with the hip joint's stability and alignment, hip dysplasia refers to a structural abnorma...
By Jordan
Properly wearing an ulnar wrist brace involves correctly orienting it to the pinky-finger side of the wrist, securing it snugly, and ensuring it limit...
By Jordan
The typical range of motion after reverse shoulder surgery prioritizes functional movement for daily activities, often achieving significant improveme...
By Hart
Properly applying a reaction knee brace requires precise anatomical alignment, systematic strap fastening, and careful adjustment, always following ma...
By Hart
Patella alta, or high-riding kneecap, is quantified by radiological indices like Insall-Salvati (0.8-1.2), Blackburne-Peel (0.54-1.06), and Caton-Desc...
By Jordan
UCL injuries range from mild sprains (Grade I) to complete ruptures (Grade III), with severity dictating pain, instability, functional impact, and rec...
By Hart
While isolated ulna dislocations are exceedingly rare, the ulna commonly dislocates as part of elbow or distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ) dislocations, o...
By Jordan
The Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) is a crucial knee ligament on the inner side that stabilizes against inward stress, with injuries ranging from mi...
By Alex
The four primary types of labral tears are SLAP, Bankart, Posterior, and Hip labral tears, each distinguished by their location and mechanism of injur...
By Jordan
