What are the clinical manifestations of osteochondromatosis of the tibial tuberosity? The disease is common in active boys aged 12-14 years, and is mostly unilateral. There is often a history…
1. Fixation phase: Bone traction phase (varies from about 8-10 weeks depending on fracture end healing) Purpose: To reduce pain, swelling; early isometric muscle exercises. (1) Move the toes and…
This disease is a rare congenital disease of the tibia in infants and children, the lesions are mostly located in the lower and middle tibia, the tibia alone is commonly…
Tibial tuberosity epiphysitis is an overuse injury to the knee that occurs primarily in the adolescent athletic population. It is particularly prevalent in boys aged 10-15 years and in adolescent…
Oriental General Hospital Orthopedics Department successfully carried out the new technique of reconstructing shoulder lock joint The General Hospital Orthopedics Department has successfully carried out 5 cases of reconstructing shoulder…
What is tibial tuberosity osteochondrosis? The tibial tuberosity is the attachment point of the patellar ligament, which is a distraction epiphysis. The epiphysis fuses with the upper tibial epiphysis at approximately…
Traditional single-bundle ACL reconstruction can better control anterior-posterior stability of the knee, but poorly control rotational stability; double-bundle anatomical reconstruction of the ACL can better restore the normal ACL anatomical…