ACL Tears: Healing Capacity, Reconstruction, and Rehabilitation
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) does not naturally grow back or fully heal after a complete tear due to its limited healing capacity and intra-ar...
By Hart
Category: Orthopedics
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Swimming and Hip Pain: Benefits, Best Strokes, and Precautions
Yes, swimming is generally an excellent form of exercise for individuals with hip pain or conditions, offering a low-impact environment that can allev...
By Alex
Talus Dislocation: Understanding, Reduction, and Recovery
Reducing a dislocated talus is a complex medical procedure requiring immediate professional intervention by trained healthcare professionals in a medi...
By Hart
Ankle Braces: Purpose, Risks of Prolonged Use, and Alternatives for Stability
Wearing an ankle brace all day is generally not recommended as it can lead to muscle weakness, decreased proprioception, and over-reliance, hindering ...
By Alex
Loose Body Knee Surgery: Recovery Time, Rehabilitation, and What to Expect
Recovery from arthroscopic loose body knee surgery typically allows light activity within weeks, but full recovery, including strength and return to s...
By Alex
TMT Fusion: What It Is, Procedure, Recovery, and Risks
A TMT fusion is a surgical procedure that permanently joins midfoot bones to alleviate pain, correct deformity, or stabilize the foot, significantly i...
By Jordan
TTO and MPFL: Understanding Tibial Tubercle Osteotomy and Medial Patellofemoral Ligament
Tibial Tubercle Osteotomy (TTO) is a surgical procedure to reposition a knee bone attachment, whereas the Medial Patellofemoral Ligament (MPFL) is a c...
By Jordan
Stener-like Lesion: Understanding, Diagnosis, and Surgical Treatment
A Stener-like lesion is a complete ligament tear where the torn end is trapped by an overlying structure, preventing natural healing and typically req...
By Hart
Scarf Test: Understanding a Positive Result, Its Implications, and Next Steps
A positive Scarf Test indicates potential pathology or dysfunction of the acromioclavicular (AC) joint, such as a sprain, osteoarthritis, or distal cl...
By Jordan
