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Osteocondritis Dissecans

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Introduction: Osteochondritis Dissecans is a joint disorder where a segment of bone and its overlying cartilage particularly or completely separates from the surrounding bone due to a lack of blood supply. Definition: Cause: Clinical Feature: Conservative Treatment: Physiotherapy Management: Surgical Treatment: Surgical options include: Conclusion: Osteochondritis Dissecans requires a tailored approach to treatment, considering the …

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Recurrent Patellar Dislocation

Recurrent Patellar Dislocation

Introduction: Definition: Cause: Clinical Features: Sign & Symptoms: Physiotherapy Management: Surgical Management: Diet and Nutrition Support At Aaziban, we emphasize that nutrition is an integral part of rehabilitation.A balanced diet supports faster recovery from ligament injuries and muscle strain. This nutrition-focused approach at Aaziban complements physiotherapy, ensuring optimal recovery and long-term joint stability. Conclusion:

Trigger Finger

trigger finger

“Trigger finger” is a condition that causes one of your fingers (often the thumb or middle finger) to become stuck in a bent position and then snap straight, like pulling a trigger and releasing it. Medically, it’s known as stenosing tenosynovitis. The condition occurs when the tendon in the affected finger or thumb becomes irritated …

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