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A partial ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) tear occurs when the ligament in the knee is partially damaged, often leading to instability, pain, and limited range of motion. This injury typically results from sudden stops, pivots, or direct impacts, commonly seen in athletes. Early diagnosis and appropriate management are crucial to…

The C1 and C2 vertebrae, also known as the atlas and axis, are the uppermost bones in the spinal column. They play a crucial role in supporting the skull and enabling head movements.  Damage or injury to these vertebrae often leads to pain, limitations to daily activities, and reduced quality…

Neck pain is a common issue that affects people of all ages, often resulting from poor posture, muscle strain, or more serious underlying conditions. Whether it’s due to long hours at a desk, intense physical activity, or an injury, finding effective relief is crucial for maintaining daily function and well-being. …

Spinal fusion surgery, often performed to alleviate chronic back pain or spinal instability, can lead to complications years later. These may include adjacent segment disease, where nearby vertebrae deteriorate, chronic pain, or hardware failure.  Patients might also experience limited mobility and nerve damage over time. Understanding these potential risks is…

Degenerating meniscus is a common issue, particularly in aging populations, that can lead to significant knee pain and impaired mobility. This condition often arises from wear and tear over time, resulting in the breakdown of the meniscal cartilage, which is crucial in cushioning and stabilizing the knee joint.  Early detection…