Core Decompression and Its Use In Joint Restoration
Hip core decompression is performed to treat osteonecrosis of the hip. Releasing pressure in the bone entails drilling one more giant hole or multiple smaller
What are the Benefits of Cartilage Restoration?
Cartilage is connective tissue covering the sides of bones that make up your joints and other body parts, like the tip of your nostril and
Exercises for Knee Pain Relief, Before and After Knee Surgery
Your complete rehabilitation after a total knee replacement depends on regular exercise to help your knee regain its power and mobility and gradually return to
You May Not Need Drugs For Arthritis Relief
Do you currently have arthritis? Do you suspect that you may be going through early-onset arthritic symptoms? Do your limbs feel sore, weak, or painful?
Recognizing Gout Symptoms And How To Prevent Them
When amounts of uric acid, a normal byproduct of metabolic reactions in your body, rise too high, it can cause gout, a form of inflammatory
Spinal Decompression For Neck and Back Pain
The spine is a complex mechanism. Identifying the root of back pain can be difficult because the nerves in your spinal cord travel through different
Chronic musculoskeletal conditions and their role in joint pain
Everything, including our muscles, bones, and joints, ages over time due to use and exposure to the elements. The aging process includes coins, tires, furnishings,
These Physical Therapy Treatments Can Reduce Joint Pain
There are treatment options if you’re one of the millions diagnosed with chronic joint pain, causing your joints to become rigid and painful. Chronic joint
Arthrosis, Arthritis, And How They Impact Joint Pain Differently
Arthrosis and arthritis are similar. The two ailments have many common factors. Their symptoms are similar, as well, and affect the joints, bones, and ligaments.
The Benefits of Simultaneous Bilateral Knee Surgery
Painful, stiff knees due to arthritis, injuries, or complex fractures can make moving hard. You have the decision to make if both knees are out
The Value of Surgeon Experience: What To Look For From Your Surgeon
When faced with surgery, there are two things that you should take into consideration before agreeing to the procedure. The first step is to seek
Why joint replacement works so well
Many patients suffer years before finally seeking help with common concerns. Once they’ve begun the process, it often starts with visits to their primary care
The Contribution of Medial Congruent Bearings
The earliest concepts for knee replacement appeared in the early 1860s when Themistocles Gluck, a German surgeon, first surgically implanted a hinge joint made of
Exploring The Future Of Postoperative Pain Management
Managing postoperative pain is a significant struggle for practitioners. 8 out of 10 patients report experiencing pain after surgery, with 75% reporting that pain being
Why robotic joint surgery is not a ‘penicillin moment’ in orthopaedics
Published Oct 2, 2022 in theguardian.comAuthor: Ranjana Srivastava Australian Orthopaedic Association guidelines specifically advise surgeons not to claim the clinical outcomes of robotic surgery are
How Same-Day Discharge Changes Total Joint Replacement
Hip and knee replacements are considered the most common and successful surgeries worldwide. Due to advancements in technology and healthcare, hospital lengths of stay involving
Exploring The New Demographic Getting Joint Replacements
The number of joint-replacement surgeries performed each year continues to rise. It may come as a surprise to learn that many of these new surgeries
How AR And VR Are Influencing Medical Education
Augmented and Virtual Reality (AR & VR, Respectively) have become increasingly prevalent in our day-to-day lives. While virtual Reality used to be solely the province
How Orthopedic Concerns Increased During The Pandemic
The pandemic has led to the appearance of some unexpected consequences unrelated to the disease itself. Spending most of the day inside is a change
What is MI-Eye, and How Does It Work?
Treating complex joint problems can only be successful once an accurate diagnosis has been reached. Normally, performing a diagnosis involves using an MRI scan. However,