Meniscus: Anatomy, Attachments, and Muscular Connections in the Knee
The meniscus is a fibrocartilaginous knee structure, not a muscle, that primarily attaches to the tibia and joint capsule via ligaments, with indirect...
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The meniscus is a fibrocartilaginous knee structure, not a muscle, that primarily attaches to the tibia and joint capsule via ligaments, with indirect...
By Jordan
While dual mobility hip implants significantly reduce dislocation risk, they carry unique disadvantages, including intraprosthetic dislocation, increa...
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An extruded meniscus is the displacement of the knee's C-shaped fibrocartilage outside its normal confines, typically resulting from significant tears...
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The "forgotten knee score" most commonly refers to the Forgotten Joint Score (FJS), a unique patient-reported outcome measure assessing how ...
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The Copenhagen Hip Score (CHS) is a patient-reported outcome measure (PROM) used to assess pain, symptoms, function, and quality of life, primarily in...
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Hip osteotomy is a surgical procedure that reshapes a hip bone (femur or pelvis) to correct alignment, improve joint mechanics, and redistribute weigh...
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The blood supply to knee ligaments varies, with cruciate ligaments having poorer vascularity than collateral ligaments, directly influencing their hea...
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Elbow surgery encompasses medical procedures performed to repair, reconstruct, or replace structures within the elbow joint, aiming to alleviate pain,...
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McMurray's Test and Apley's Compression and Distraction Tests are distinct orthopedic special tests used to assess knee injuries, primarily diagnosing...
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