Fracture Healing - An Educational Guide

This way of healing is not so common. Primary fracture healing occurs when there is a correct anatomical reduction of a fracture which is stable with no gaps in between. This type of bone fracture healing only requires bone remodeling as no callus formation occurs. Also known as direct healing, primary healing takes a few months to several years, and this depends on the severity of the break.

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What Do You Need to Know About Patellofemoral Joint?

The joint formed by the back of the patella and femur is known as the patellofemoral joint. The joint plays an important role in various activities that may include climbing, walking on an inclined plane, bending the knee, running, and many other movements involving the knees. Therefore, the common injury of this joint is known as “runner's knee.

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An Educational Guide to Shoulder Fractures

Shoulder fractures are a condition in which there is a break in the humerus, especially the topmost part, or the glenoid in the shoulder joint. The shoulder joint is one of the largest in our body and it helps perform various upper-body movements, especially the ones involving the arms.

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A QUICK GUIDE TO PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT

The junction where the back of the kneecap and femur meet is called the patellofemoral joint. It plays a vital role in climbing, walking on an inclined plane, and many other knee movements. Just like all other joints in our body, the patellofemoral joint is also prone to injuries and one of the commonest that people experience is “Runner’s Knee.”

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Patellar Subluxation - An Expert's Guide

Patellar subluxation is a term given to a condition in which the patella gets partially dislocated. A subluxation means partial dislocation and patellar subluxation means the partial dislocation of the patella. It is a painful condition and sometimes, it becomes difficult for the healthcare service provider to decide whether it’s a subluxation or dislocation. Certain imaging tests are required in such cases to confirm the condition.

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