Bone Cement: Understanding Failure, Symptoms, and Treatment
Bone cement, primarily polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), can fail due to factors like fatigue, infection, and poor surgical technique, leading to implant...
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Bone cement, primarily polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), can fail due to factors like fatigue, infection, and poor surgical technique, leading to implant...
By Alex
Knee pain 10 years after ACL surgery commonly results from original injury consequences, altered joint mechanics, or degenerative conditions like oste...
By Jordan
There is no definitive age to avoid rotator cuff surgery; rather, the decision is highly individualized, based on a patient's overall health, function...
By Alex
The patellar ligament primarily stabilizes the knee by transmitting quadriceps force for extension, maintaining patellar alignment within the femoral ...
By Alex
Testing for an AC joint injury involves subjective assessment, visual inspection, specific orthopedic tests, and diagnostic imaging to confirm diagnos...
By Hart
A SLAP lesion, a tear in the shoulder labrum where the biceps tendon attaches, rarely heals completely on its own, especially if symptomatic or involv...
By Hart
While physiological bow legs in infants often self-correct, structural genu varum in older individuals typically requires surgery for definitive corre...
By Jordan
ACL surgery and dedicated rehabilitation commonly restore excellent knee function, allowing a return to pre-injury activity levels, though subtle diff...
By Hart
Following a knee injection, a crucial phased exercise approach, guided by a healthcare provider, progresses from gentle range-of-motion to low-impact ...
By Jordan