Shoulder-Hand Syndrome
Shoulder-Hand syndrome is a relatively common occurrence after stroke. Usually, the person has a stroke that leaves them paralyzed on one side. Recovery of the paralysis is subjective,…
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Preventing and Treating Common Sports Injuries
The seven most common sports injuries are: • Ankle Sprain • Groin pull • Hamstring strain • Shin splints • Knee injury: Anterior cruciate ligament tear • Knee…
Arthroscopic Surgery for Rotator Cuff Repair
Rotator cuff muscles cover the shoulder joint. Their duty is to provide the power to lift and rotate the arm. With age, these muscles become thinner and weak,…
Pediatric Sports Injuries
Children love sports and it is a part of their life. Sports are very much needed for children and it helps to instill a lot of qualities in…
SELF-REDUCTION (BOSS-HOLZACH MATTER TECHNIQUE) FOR SHOULDER DISLOCATION
Overview of Shoulder Dislocation Shoulder dislocation more accurately termed a glenohumeral joint dislocation involves separation of the humerus from the glenoid of the scapula at the glenohumeral joint.…
LITTLE LEAGUE SHOULDER IN SCHOOL CRICKETERS
A budding bowler playing cricket can come and tell his mom that his shoulder hurts when he throws the ball. Questions race through mom’s head. What is it? …
Common Sports Injuries – their treatment and prevention
Common Sports Injuries – their treatment and prevention We all know the benefits of sports to our body in the form of exercise but not many know the…
Major Cause of Shoulder Pain
Major Cause of Shoulder Pain Most probability of you reading this article is because you have shoulder pain or someone close to you is suffering from shoulder pain.…
Understanding Shoulder Pain
Understanding Shoulder Pain Shoulder Pain is the most common symptom for almost all the shoulder problems. In this article, we will discuss briefly on the types of shoulder…
Ankle Paper International Publication
Background Visual analogue scale foot and ankle (VAS-FA score) is a new score, validated in previous studies, but never compared to AOFAS score. Objective Analysis of the two…
Partial rupture through the short head of the biceps muscle belly
Rupture of the biceps brachii is a well-documented injury. Most reports relate to rupture of the tendon of the long head of the biceps or the biceps insertion…
Clinico-Radiological Correlation of Subcoracoid Impingement with Reduced Coracohumeral Interval and its Relation to Subscapularis Tears in Indian Patients
Introduction Clinically, subcoracoid impingement is characteri zed by pain at the anterior aspect of the shoulder that is induced by adduction, internal rotation and forward flexion. This position…