Ankle Binders: Definition, Purposes, Types, and Applications
An ankle binder is an orthopedic device designed to provide external support, compression, and stabilization to the ankle joint, primarily used for in...
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An ankle binder is an orthopedic device designed to provide external support, compression, and stabilization to the ankle joint, primarily used for in...
By Alex
While no single "new" hip replacement surgery was introduced in 2024, the field has rapidly evolved with significant advancements in surgica...
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Yes, bone cement can cause pain both acutely from its properties and surgical trauma, and chronically due to complications like infection, aseptic loo...
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A deviated patella, or patellar maltracking, describes a condition where the kneecap moves abnormally within the trochlear groove of the thigh bone du...
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Ankle impingement typically feels like a sharp, pinching pain, often localized to the front or back of the ankle, particularly during end-range moveme...
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The hip labrum is a crucial ring of fibrocartilage that deepens the hip socket, enhancing stability, shock absorption, and smooth function, but is sus...
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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...
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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...
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Hemi hamate refers to a surgical technique utilizing a partial hamate bone graft, primarily in reconstructive hand surgery to repair damaged finger jo...
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