Why do Shoulder Joints dislocate? Dislocation of a joint is a condition in which the joint surfaces of a particular joint are no longer in contact with each other. Shoulder dislocations happen when the head of the upper arm bone (humerus) moves out from the socket (glenoid cavity). The socket formed by the glenoid is
Read MoreWhat are tendons, and what exactly is a tendon injury? Tendons are connective tissues in the body that connect muscles to bones, aiding the body to move when the muscles contract. Tendon injuries typically arise due to overuse of the muscle involved. Tendon injuries can range from acute tears to chronic injuries characterised by microtears
Read MoreWhat are proximal femur fractures? Proximal femur fractures are fractures that occur within the hip region. They mainly occur in older patients, especially those with osteoporosis, but can also occur in younger patients due to high-impact trauma. The femur is the hip bone that links the knee joint to the hip joint. The proximal femur
Read MoreWhat is a distal radius fracture? A distal radius fracture is a break of the radius (one of the bones in your forearm) at the wrist. There are 2 bones in your forearm – The radius and the ulna. When the radius is broken near the wrist, it is called a distal radius fracture. Why
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