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, ...
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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
A "pivoting knee" describes a feeling of uncontrolled rotational instability, typically due to an injured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), ...
By Alex
The knee retinaculum is a complex fibrous network around the kneecap, essential for its stability, proper tracking within the femoral groove, and over...
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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
The primary ligaments connecting the femur (thigh bone) at the knee to the tibia (shin bone) are the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), posterior cruci...
By Hart
Elbow dislocations are primarily classified by the direction of forearm bone displacement relative to the humerus, with further categorization based o...
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There is no single "best" surgery for big toe arthritis; the optimal choice is highly individualized based on severity, activity, age, and g...
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A knee replacement is an internal surgical procedure to replace damaged joint surfaces, whereas a prosthetic knee is an external device replacing a mi...
By Jordan
A PLC injury, or Posterolateral Corner Injury, refers to damage to the complex group of ligaments and tissues on the outer, rear aspect of the knee jo...
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