Fracture of the knee cap is an injury to the patella bone in front of the knee joint, and it is one of the fractures that must be dealt with quickly and carefully because of its effects on the human lifestyle. The knee joint is one of the largest joints in the body, connecting the two bones: the femur from the top with the leg consisting of the tibia and fibula from the bottom, and the femur…
Clavicle fracture is one of the common fractures that occur at all ages, especially in children. It is often treated conservatively, and a severe fracture may require surgical fixation. A clavicle bone fracture causes pain and swelling at the site of the injury, and the affected person can often see bone deformity, especially shortly after…
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A hand joint fracture is a fracture in one of the wrist bones located within the joint, or fractures may be in the ulna or radial bone, which are common fractures and cause pain in the joints or bones. The wrist fracture is a common fracture in childhood due to a fall on the hand while it is outstretched to the back, and it causes the hand to be broken when…
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A leg fracture is a break in one of the bones in the lower leg. Broken bones in the leg during traumatic accidents are common fractures and need to be treated until the broken bone fuses. A leg fracture affects either the tibia, causing a fracture of the tibia, or the fibula, causing a fracture of the fibula, which is often associated with a fracture of the tibia and is called a tibia fracture.
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Knee arthritis is inflammation and deterioration of the joint cartilage. Pain, swelling, and stiffness are the main symptoms, but there are many treatment options available to relieve these symptoms. Knee arthritis is a painful disease that worsens over time and negatively affects the quality of life of patients, as it causes roughness of the joint surface, which leads to direct friction between the bones. Follow us …
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Benign tumors of the spine are tumors that are located around or within the spinal cord and spine. A benign tumor has a better prognosis than malignant (cancerous) tumors. Benign spinal tumors are noncancerous, that is, they do not cause metastases to other organs of the body, unlike malignant tumors that cause multiple metastases to the organs of the body, but…
A metatarsal fracture is a fracture in one of the five metatarsal bones. The most common cause of fractures is direct or indirect traumatic injuries such as stress fractures that cause pain in the bones of the foot. The fracture of the metatarsal is one of the most common types of fractures in the foot, specifically the fracture of the fifth metatarsal is the most common in adults, men and women alike, while …
Charcot's foot disease is a rare, disabling disorder that affects the bones, joints, and soft tissues of the feet and ankles. Over time, it can cause painful sores or change the shape of the foot. Charcot's foot disease is an inflammatory process that affects the tissues in the joints and bones in the foot and ankle, and is likely to limit the movement of the injured person as it causes bone deformities that may …
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Lumbar fixation is a surgery in which two or more vertebrae are combined together in order to reduce the movement of the spine and protect the spinal cord. It is one of the back straightening operations. The common belief that vertebral fixation leads to a lifetime of reduced back movement is no longer true. Patients can return to their lives…
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Sliding of the back vertebrae is the movement of one of the vertebrae of the spine forward or backward and is common at the bottom of the spine in the lumbar vertebrae, knowing that it differs from a herniated disc. Slipping can occur in any vertebrae of the spine; Sliding of the cervical vertebrae may occur, but it is considered rare. On the other hand, lumbar vertebrae, especially with its degenerative type, is considered to be slipping.
