By Danielle L. Scher, MD; Jennifer Moriatis Wolf, MD; Brett D. Owens, MD, MAJ, MC, USA ORTHOPEDICS 2009; 32:276 Educational Objectives As a result of reading this article, physicians should be able to: Identify the typical presentation of lateral epicondylitis based on history and physical examination. Review the pathophysiology underlying the development of lateral …
by Craig J. Della Valle, MD; Ryan M. Nunley, MD; Robert L. Barrack, MD Abstract With the recent approval of 2 metal-on-metal hip resurfacing devices in the United States, hip resurfacing is being performed more commonly. As with most orthopedic procedures, appropriate indications are the key to successful outcomes and …
By Andrew Cappuccino, MD, FACS, FAAOS ORTHOPEDICS 2008; 31:243 In this issue of Orthopedics, Dr Andrew Cappuccino, assistant team orthopedic surgeon for the NFL Buffalo Bills and the supervising and operating surgeon of Bills player Kevin Everett, discusses the use of moderate systemic hypothermia to treat spinal cord injuries. Please explain moderate hypothermia …
The intersection between Sildenafil (widely recognized under the brand name Viagra, and also available as Cenforce) and arthritis may initially seem unlikely. Still, emerging research suggests there could be more to this connection than first meets the eye. Historically, Sildenafil has been commonly used as a treatment for erectile dysfunction …
In 15–20% of cases of rheumatoid arthritis (RA), the disease is accompanied by the development of inflammation of the choroid, which can result in complete loss of vision. In addition to uveitis, ophthalmopathy in such patients often occurs in the form of scleritis, keratitis, cataracts, glaucoma and conjunctivitis. Scleritis occurs …
Arthritis is a disease that is more common among people over 40. However, according to doctors, now this pathology is “getting younger” The modern pharmacological market offers a wide range of different drugs for the treatment of arthritis. It is recommended to select medications in accordance with the recommendations of …
There are the following causes of joint disease in athletes: impaired electrolyte balance due to accelerated excretion of moisture from the body during physical exercise; as a result of a violation of the electrolyte balance – salt deposits in the joints in the form of growths on the bone and …
Considering all “for” and “against” before buying contact lenses is very important. However, it is almost impossible to find drawbacks in modern models. They provide a broad view, freedom of movement, higher sharpness and contrast of vision, and also have other advantages. Why contact lenses? Enjoying an excellent vision When …
Migraine is a neurological disease. It is manifested by attacks that can occur with different frequency – from 1-2 times a year up to several times a month. But most often seizures appear 2-8 times a month. More than 10% of the world’s population suffer from this disease. Women are …
Health insurance is a kind of insurance that covers the cost of an insured individual’s medical expenses. Why do we need health insurance? Medical insurance helps to avoid excessively high medical expenses (to reduce expenses) for medical care in the event of serious problems. No one plans to get sick …