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Although “get some rest” is often the go-to advice following surgery, getting back to motion quickly is extremely important to the body’s recovery process. It is the body’s natural response to try to protect the area surrounding where a surgery or “trauma” has occurred.
More than 3.5 million youth are treated medically for sports injuries every year.1 Football and soccer have proven to be two sports most often associated with injuries, but all sports activity comes with at least some risk. And while not all injury hazards can be avoided, there are a few risk factors that athletes and sports enthusiasts should be mindful of on and off the field.
Kyphoplasty surgery is used to treat compression fractures of the spine. A compression fracture of the spine is when all or part of the spine bone collapses, causing bone fragments to rub against each other.
Bunions can be an excruciating and frustrating condition, causing pain, discomfort, and difficulty in wearing shoes or engaging in daily activities. For many years, traditional bunion surgeries offered relief but often resulted in a lengthy recovery period and a risk of recurrence. However, recent advancements in medical technology have introduced an innovative procedure called Lapiplasty, which has revolutionized the treatment of bunions.
What exactly is direct anterior hip replacement? Unlike the traditional posterior or lateral approaches, direct anterior hip replacement allows surgeons to access the hip joint from the front of the body. This advancement in technique has revolutionized hip replacement and adds advantages to the patient's recovery.
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