Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) can get torn when you put excess pressure on your knee or practice sudden twisting, stretching, and other movements of the knee. The level of tear determines whether or not you will need reconstruction surgery. A slight tear in the ACL can heal itself over time. A complete tear, however, requires…
Total hip replacement is one of the most frequent surgical operations for treating pain and mobility issues in patients with arthrosis. The anterior approach hip replacement technique is commonplace nowadays as it has several advantages, including faster rehabilitation. The advantage of this procedure is that a wider joint area can be mobilised, but the disadvantage…
Robotic knee replacement is a relatively new technology that some surgeons practise in the surgical field, in the execution of knee replacement surgeries. The above benefits demonstrate that it holds great potential as a tool during surgeries since it adds accuracy to the process. Although it is quite effective, its effectiveness is not absolute and…
The knee replacement surgery is an operation that has continuously been used to ease the knee pain brought by arthritis or the injury on the knee. Combined with the surgery, those mistakes during the recovery will be very dangerous, then make it possible for the new knee joint to work in a normal way. This…
ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament) is an essential ligament in the knees that creates stabilization in the knee. An ACL tear is caused by a sudden and sharp or twisting movement episodes, affecting the knee. The morbidity of the disorder is minimized when surgery is administered in a timely manner and stays of complications are guaranteed.…