Causes and treatment of swelling after lower extremity injury
Normal people stand or sit, the lower limbs of the venous blood vessels are full, which is often referred to as “veins exposed”, this is because the blood vessels in…
Category: Lower extremity nerve injury
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What if the weakness in the extremities is persistently worsening?
Patient: Hello Dr. Shi! I am very touched by your reply. Thank you for your attention in your busy schedule. I am a patient of Tiffa. The weakness of the…
What’s wrong with both legs?
There are many reasons why it is difficult for two legs, and the common reasons can be divided into physiological reasons, such as standing for a long time, sitting for…
What are the classifications and dangers of lower extremity ulcers?
In recent years, as the prevalence of various chronic diseases increases year by year, it has led to a high incidence of lower extremity chronic ulcers such as diabetic foot,…
Lower extremity nerve injury
The lumbar plexus is located on the deep surface of the psoas major muscle in the posterior abdominal wall and consists of a portion of the anterior branch of the…
Proper recovery and protective exercise for nerve injury
Median nerve injury No. 1: After repair, the wrist is immobilized in the flexed position for 3 weeks, followed by gradual extension of the wrist to a normal position (approximately…
What is the most commonly used quadriceps exercise method
After knee arthroscopy, many patients will experience quadriceps atrophy, resulting in long-term knee pain, a sense of instability, playing soft legs, and seriously affecting the efficacy of the surgery. Commonly used…
Severe lower limb deformity correction with Ilizarov technique in one stage
Severe deformity shortening of the lower extremity caused by trauma and developmental abnormalities often requires staged multiple surgeries in order to avoid neurovascular distraction damage if conventional surgical orthopedics is…
Combined thoracic surgery department cured a patient with bilateral lower extremity numbness
Link to original article: http://www.nysy.com.cn/Cn/NewsView.aspx?id=1238 Recently, a multidisciplinary team from our hospital found the cause of a patient with numbness in both lower limbs for more than 3 months…
What are the sequelae of pediatric anesthesia?
Question 1: Can I have surgery for pediatric anesthesia? Will I be able to walk normally after surgery? The earlier the correction of pediatric hemp deformity is done, the better the…