What is an incomplete rib cartilage fracture? Is the patella a sesamoid bone? What type of joint is the knee? What is the joint at the distal tibia and fibula? What can be done for a fractured sacrum? What is t
Haller JM, Kubiak EN (2013) Weight bearing after a periarticular fracture: what is the evidence? Orthop Clin N Am 44(4):509-519Haller JM, Potter MQ, Kubiak EN (2013) Weight bearing after a periarticular fracture: what is the evidence? Orthop Clin North Am 44(4) : 509–519...
What is a Colles' fracture of the radius? What does the fibula do? What is a buckle fracture of the radius? What is ankle syndesmosis? What is osteonecrosis of the ankle? What are collapsed arches? What is pronation? What is a tibial plateau?
Among some of the injuries and surgeries people have reported using them are:hamstring surgery, knee replacement, tibial plateau injury, knee arthritis, hairline fracture between the ankle and knee., meniscal surgery, bad hips, fibula fracture, tibia fracture, etc. ...
It is good that the human frame has such a strong retinaculum surrounding the ankles. I have often found it strange that something as small and sometimes delicate as a foot has to support the entire weight of the body. It seems that because a foot is small in comparison to other body pa...
an Achilles rupture that ended his 2012-13 season. Certainly, Kobe's previous play had merited a ranking in the top 10, but he didn't return from the injury until December. What nobody could have predicted was that Bryant would suffer a season-ending tibial plateau fracture six g...
What is the function of hamstring muscles? What plane of movement does the quadriceps occur? What does the patellar tendon attach to on the tibia? What is the patella? What does the patella do? What is a flexor? What is the tibialis anterior muscle? What is tibial osteotomy by osteonecrosi...
Progressive overload is a type of workout principle that emphasizes a progressive intensification of stress on the muscles...
What is a Tibiotalar joint? The tibiotalar joint (Talocrural joint) The tibiotalar jointforms the junction between the distal tibia and fibula of the lower leg and the talus. The load-bearing aspect of this joint is the tibial-talar interface. The talus bone includes the head, neck and...
How common is cubitus valgus? The most common deformity following supracondylar fracture is cubitus varus, the incidence of which according to the literature variesbetween 9 and 57 per cent(H0yer 1952). Cubitus valgus is less common but more harmful because it carries the risk of progressive ...