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  The shoulder is a complex joint that allows for a wide range of motion in our upper arms. But this very mobility also makes it susceptible to injuries. One such injury is a shoulder fracture, a break in one of the three bones that make up the shoulder joint: the clavicle (collarbone), scapula (shoulder blade), or humerus (upper arm bone). These fractures can range from minor inconveniences to debilitating injuries, depending on the severity and location of the break. In this blog, we will have a quick look at what shoulder fractures are.

  The world of orthopedics is constantly evolving. Newer technologies are entering the market and there is continuous research going on. This promises to revolutionize the way we diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate musculoskeletal conditions. These advancements hold the potential to improve patient outcomes, reduce recovery times, and personalize care to an unprecedented degree. This blog will highlight some of the key trends and advancements in the orthopedics sector .

  Orthopedic implants have revolutionized bone repair and joint replacement, offering patients a path to restored mobility and pain relief. However, implant failure can sometimes occur, leading to frustration and the need for revision surgery. This blog post dives into the reasons why orthopedic implants might fail after surgery, exploring factors related to the implants, the surgical procedure, and the patient’s biology. Knowing these will help you know the reasons for implant failure better and you can guide if someone in your known has undergone any orthopedic surgery.

An open fracture is a serious injury where a broken bone protrudes through the skin. It is also known as a compound fracture. This creates a direct pathway for bacteria to enter the wound, significantly increasing the risk of infection. Compared to closed fractures (breaks without skin penetration), open fractures require urgent medical attention to prevent complications and promote healing. In extremely severe cases, an external fixation system is applied for initial stabilization of the fracture.

Spinal compression fractures are tiny cracks or breaks in the vertebrae. Vertebrae are the bones that stack to form your spine. These fractures can cause significant pain and limit mobility, impacting daily life. While they can occur anywhere in the spine, they most commonly affect the middle (thoracic) and lower back (lumbar) regions. Orthopedic instruments and implants like titanium spinal implants may be required to fix these issues. This blog will discuss the basics of spinal compression fractures along with their diagnosis and treatment.

  Get ready for the most innovative healthcare event APHM International Exhibition 2024 which will go live from 4-6 June’24 at the KL Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur. This prestigious healthcare conference will focus on the future of the healthcare industry. The conference will feature seminars, scientific sessions, product showcases, and presentations on various industry topics.

The knee joint, a complex hinge connecting your thigh and shin bone, endures tremendous stress during everyday activities. This can lead to various injuries and conditions that cause significant pain and hinder mobility. Knee arthroscopy offers a minimally invasive surgical solution for diagnosing and treating these problems. This surgical technique involves specialized instruments and knee arthroscopy implants. In this blog, we will discuss some of the proven benefits of knee arthroscopy along with the conditions it can treat. Let us start with a brief introduction of the procedure.

Spine surgery offers a ray of hope for those suffering from chronic back pain. The promise of a pain-free life can be incredibly motivating. The advancements in spinal implants seen during the last decade are incredible. This has also helped improve the success rate of surgeries. However, the reality is that not everyone experiences a complete recovery after spine surgery . While most patients see improvement, a significant portion encounter setbacks or persistent issues. Understanding the factors that can hinder a smooth recovery path can empower patients to take an active role in their healing journey. This post will focus on the factors that may contribute to non-healing after spine surgery.

  Mending a broken bone , or fracture, is a fascinating process. It's a testament to the incredible regenerative power of our bodies. However, surgical application of trauma implants may be required but, that cannot ignore the self-healing power of our bodies. So, how exactly does a broken bone heal itself? Let's delve into the remarkable journey of fracture repair.