Orthopedics

Discover the cutting-edge innovations and controversial debates shaping the future of orthopedics.

The Curious Case of the Winged Scapula

The Curious Case of the Winged Scapula

KC Fairlight

KC Fairlight

The winged scapula is a condition where the shoulder blade protrudes abnormally due to nerve damage, affecting physical and emotional well-being, with treatment options including physical therapy and surgery.

Winged Scapula: The Hidden Villain in Your Shoulder Blades

Winged Scapula: The Hidden Villain in Your Shoulder Blades

Vince Vanguard

Vince Vanguard

Winged scapula, a peculiar condition causing shoulder blades to jut outward, affects athletes and others due to nerve damage or injury. We explore recognizing and treating this in a no-nonsense way.

The Upper Extremity of the Femur: A Bone with a Story

The Upper Extremity of the Femur: A Bone with a Story

KC Fairlight

KC Fairlight

Learn about the anatomy, function, and importance of the upper extremity of the femur in movement and weight-bearing, as well as common injuries and conditions affecting this vital bone.

When Angles Go Rogue: Understanding Coxa Valga

When Angles Go Rogue: Understanding Coxa Valga

KC Fairlight

KC Fairlight

The quirky world of coxa valga takes an angular twist on hip health, impacting individuals often from childhood. Understanding this condition offers insights into the broader theme of healthcare equity and body diversity.

The Curious Case of Coxa Valga: A Hip Angle Adventure

The Curious Case of Coxa Valga: A Hip Angle Adventure

Martin Sparks

Martin Sparks

Coxa valga is a hip joint condition characterized by an increased femoral neck-shaft angle, affecting movement and stability, often requiring tailored treatment strategies.

Coxa Valga: The Skeletal Anomaly Liberals Don't Want to Talk About

Coxa Valga: The Skeletal Anomaly Liberals Don't Want to Talk About

Vince Vanguard

Vince Vanguard

Coxa valga, a skeletal condition impacting the hip joint, involves an exaggerated angle in the femur and hip socket alignment, often affecting young adults and children during rapid growth phases.

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