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This handout provides an overview of total knee replacement surgery, explaining how it helps patients suffering from severe knee arthritis or injury regain mobility and relieve pain.
This handout provides an overview of knee arthritis, explaining the different types, causes, symptoms, and the role of the knee anatomy in the progression of the condition.
This brochure explains the COOLIEF Cooled Radiofrequency treatment, a minimally invasive procedure designed to provide long-term relief for chronic hip pain by targeting specific nerves.
This handout explains the causes, symptoms, and types of rotator cuff tears, which are common injuries affecting the muscles and tendons in the shoulder.
This document explains the anatomy of the hip, common causes of chronic hip pain such as arthritis, and what patients can expect before and after total hip replacement surgery.
This handout explains the anatomy of the meniscus, how tears occur, common symptoms, and how doctors diagnose and treat these injuries.
This brochure explains the COOLIEF Cooled Radiofrequency procedure, a minimally invasive, non-opioid option for managing chronic osteoarthritis knee pain.
This handout explains carpal tunnel syndrome, including its causes, symptoms, and potential treatment options for patients experiencing numbness or pain in their hands and wrists.
This document explains the function of the knee meniscus, the difference between acute and degenerative tears, and outlines the recovery expectations following meniscal repair surgery.
This handout explains osteoarthritis of the hip, including its causes, symptoms, and how it is diagnosed by an orthopaedic specialist. It serves as a helpful guide for understanding joint degeneration and managing daily discomfort.
This document explains Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI), a condition where abnormal bone growth in the hip joint causes friction, pain, and potential cartilage damage. It details the types of FAI, common symptoms, and when to seek medical evaluation.
This document explains the Lemaire lateral extra-articular tenodesis (LET), a surgical procedure performed alongside ACL reconstruction to improve knee stability and reduce the risk of graft failure in active individuals. It outlines the surgical technique, the purpose of the procedure, and how it helps restore proper knee rotation.
This handout explains what a glenoid labrum tear is, detailing the causes, common symptoms, diagnostic methods, and treatment options for injuries to the shoulder socket rim.
This handout explains radiofrequency neurotomy, a minimally invasive procedure that uses heat to temporarily block pain signals from specific nerves in the back, neck, and joints.
This handout explains the causes, symptoms, and treatment options for meniscal tears, which are common knee injuries affecting the shock-absorbing cartilage in the joint.
This handout provides a comprehensive overview of knee arthroscopy, a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to diagnose and treat various knee joint conditions. It covers pre-operative preparation, the surgical process, anesthesia options, and general recovery expectations.
This handout explains the procedure of hip resurfacing, comparing it to traditional total hip replacement by detailing the potential advantages, risks, and criteria for candidacy.
This document provides an overview of anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries, explaining how they occur, the anatomy of the knee, and factors to consider when discussing treatment options.
This handout explains the anatomy, causes, and symptoms of an anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury. It also outlines diagnostic procedures and explores the considerations for deciding between surgical and non-surgical treatment paths.
This handout explains trigger finger, a condition where the finger or thumb gets stuck or catches due to inflammation in the tendon sheath. It covers the causes, symptoms, and the diagnosis process for this common hand condition.
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