Browsing all articles filed under the "Orthopedics" category.
Pain following total knee replacement is a multifaceted experience stemming from significant surgical trauma to bone, soft tissues, and nerves, couple...
By Alex
Kneecap pain after knee replacement is a common issue caused by various mechanical, anatomical, and surgical factors, requiring careful evaluation and...
By Alex
A positive Neer's test indicates subacromial impingement syndrome in the shoulder, identified by the reproduction of pain during a specific passive ma...
By Jordan
Ligaments like the ACL should not be stretched; perceived knee tightness typically stems from muscular imbalances, joint stiffness, or other issues re...
By Alex
Modern knee replacement refers to continuous advancements in surgical techniques, implant materials, and planning strategies that collectively enhance...
By Jordan
Measuring the Q angle involves precisely identifying three anatomical landmarks—the anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS), the center of the patella,...
By Hart
Your ankle "bending in" typically refers to excessive pronation or inversion, a common biomechanical deviation caused by factors such as foo...
By Jordan
While discomfort and pain are an expected part of the immediate recovery process following total hip replacement surgery, the primary goal is to allev...
By Jordan
Caring for a total knee replacement involves diligent rehabilitation, effective pain management, strategic activity modification, and lifelong joint p...
By Alex
