Joint Excision: Understanding the Procedure, Reasons, Recovery, and Risks
Joint excision is a surgical procedure that precisely removes damaged, diseased, or excess bone and/or soft tissue from a joint to alleviate pain, res...
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Joint excision is a surgical procedure that precisely removes damaged, diseased, or excess bone and/or soft tissue from a joint to alleviate pain, res...
By Alex
Ankle fusion (arthrodesis) is a surgical procedure that permanently joins the bones of the ankle joint to eliminate motion and relieve severe pain, pr...
By Jordan
The Modified Mayo Elbow Score (MMES) is a widely recognized 100-point clinical assessment tool that quantifies elbow function and patient satisfaction...
By Hart
A CMC injury refers to damage or degeneration affecting the carpometacarpal joint, most commonly of the thumb, impacting hand function through conditi...
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The 'Oxford Knee Rule' primarily refers to the Oxford Criteria for Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty (UKA) for patient selection, and less commonly t...
By Hart
There is no single "most successful" knee surgery; rather, success depends on the specific condition, patient circumstances, and individual ...
By Alex
The Sag Test is a diagnostic examination used to assess the integrity of the posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) in the knee joint by identifying poster...
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The lateral meniscus, situated on the outer side of the knee, is described as more circular or 'O-shaped' due to its greater mobility and distinct ana...
By Hart
Delaying a necessary shoulder replacement can lead to progressive joint deterioration, increased pain, significant functional decline, and ultimately,...
By Jordan