Ankle Impingement: Sensations, Symptoms, and Management
Ankle impingement typically feels like a sharp, pinching pain, often localized to the front or back of the ankle, particularly during end-range moveme...
By Alex
Category: Orthopedics
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Hip Labrum: Anatomy, Function, Injuries, and Treatment
The hip labrum is a crucial ring of fibrocartilage that deepens the hip socket, enhancing stability, shock absorption, and smooth function, but is sus...
By Alex
Knee Osteotomy vs. Partial Knee Replacement: Differences, Benefits, and Candidacy
A knee osteotomy realigns the leg bones to shift weight from a damaged knee area, preserving the natural joint, while a partial knee replacement repla...
By Jordan
Knee Replacement: Longevity, Factors Affecting Lifespan, and Care
Modern total knee replacements typically last 15 to 20 years or more for the vast majority of patients, offering a durable solution for pain relief an...
By Jordan
Hemi Hamate: Understanding the Surgical Technique for Finger Joint Reconstruction
Hemi hamate refers to a surgical technique utilizing a partial hamate bone graft, primarily in reconstructive hand surgery to repair damaged finger jo...
By Hart
Knee Replacement: Eligibility, Considerations, and Recovery for Older Adults
Yes, an 85-year-old can be a candidate for knee replacement surgery, provided they meet specific health criteria and have a clear medical indication, ...
By Alex
Pivoting Knee: Understanding Instability, Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
A "pivoting knee" describes a feeling of uncontrolled rotational instability, typically due to an injured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), ...
By Alex
Knee Retinaculum: Anatomy, Components, Functions, and Clinical Significance
The knee retinaculum is a complex fibrous network around the kneecap, essential for its stability, proper tracking within the femoral groove, and over...
By Alex
Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL): Anatomy, Injuries, Diagnosis, and Treatment
The Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL) in orthopedics is a vital elbow ligament that stabilizes the joint against inward forces, crucial for overhead mov...
By Hart
