Hip Capsular Repair: Understanding the Procedure, Indications, and Recovery
Hip capsular repair is a surgical procedure to tighten or reconstruct the connective tissue capsule around the hip joint, primarily to restore stabili...
By Jordan
Category: Orthopedics
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Knee Replacement: Understanding Types, Implants, and Personalized Choices
There is no single "best" knee replacement; the optimal choice is highly individualized, depending on a patient's specific health profile, t...
By Jordan
Triscaphe: Anatomy, Biomechanics, Clinical Significance, and Management
Triscaphe is a critical functional articulation in the wrist involving the scaphoid, lunate, and capitate bones, vital for wrist stability, efficient ...
By Jordan
SLAP Test: Understanding Diagnosis, Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
A SLAP test is an orthopedic examination used by healthcare professionals to help diagnose a SLAP lesion, which is a tear in the superior labrum of th...
By Hart
AC Joint Surgery: Post-Operative Problems, Rehabilitation, and Long-Term Considerations
After AC joint surgery, patients can experience common issues like pain, stiffness, and infection, along with more severe complications such as hardwa...
By Jordan
Patella Repair: Conditions, Conservative Treatments, Surgical Options, and Rehabilitation
Patella repair involves a multi-faceted medical approach, including conservative strategies like physical therapy and activity modification, or surgic...
By Jordan
SLAP Tear: Factors That Worsen the Injury, Management, and Prevention
A SLAP tear is primarily worsened by overhead activities, repetitive arm movements, and any action placing significant tension on the biceps tendon an...
By Jordan
Hip Replacement: Understanding the Bones Involved, Components, and Procedure
A total hip replacement (THA) involves the surgical replacement of damaged articulating surfaces of both the femur and pelvis with prosthetic componen...
By Alex
PIN Radial Tunnel Syndrome: Causes, Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
Pin radial tunnel syndrome is a condition characterized by the compression of the posterior interosseous nerve (PIN) within the radial tunnel in the f...
By Hart
