Ankle Sprains: Understanding, Prevention, and Management
Ankle sprains, commonly referred to as 'rolling your ankle,' are injuries to the ankle ligaments caused by forced movement beyond their normal range, ...
By Jordan
Category: Orthopedics
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Knee Surgery After Steroid Injections: Timing, Risks, and Essential Considerations
It is generally possible to have knee surgery after a steroid injection, but a waiting period is often recommended to ensure optimal tissue healing an...
By Jordan
LCL Injury: Understanding, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Rehabilitation
Fixing an LCL injury involves immediate RICE protocol, medical diagnosis, and a structured rehabilitation program focusing on rest, progressive streng...
By Alex
Knee Locking: Understanding Normal vs. Abnormal, Causes, and Management
Knee locking can be a normal physiological "screw-home" mechanism for stability or an abnormal, often painful, inability to move the joint d...
By Alex
AC Joint Injury: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, and When to Seek Medical Attention
An AC joint injury typically manifests as localized pain and tenderness at the top of the shoulder, often accompanied by swelling, limited arm movemen...
By Alex
Acromial Undersurface: Types, Clinical Significance, and Implications for Shoulder Health
The acromial undersurface is primarily classified into flat, curved, and hooked types, with a less common convex type, each influencing shoulder biome...
By Jordan
PRP Injections for the Knee: Number of Treatments, Factors, and Protocols
The optimal number of Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections for knee conditions is highly individualized, varying based on the specific condition, its...
By Alex
Femoral Head Offset: Definition, Biomechanics, and Clinical Significance
The femoral head offset is the horizontal distance between the center of the femoral head and the long axis of the femoral shaft, a critical anatomica...
By Jordan
Positive Meniscus Test: What It Indicates, Common Tests, and Next Steps
A positive meniscus test indicates a likely tear or injury to one of the knee's menisci, identified when specific physical examination maneuvers elici...
By Hart
