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What is the Carpal Tunnel? The carpal tunnel is a narrow passageway on the palm-side of your hand. It’s made up of the transverse carpal ligament (TCL) on the top, carpal bones that connect the hand Read more

What is Hip Arthroscopy? Hip Arthroscopy is a minimally-invasive procedure to correct or repair various conditions of the hip. It offers hope to thousands of patients worldwide with hip problems in a cost-effective and efficient manner. Its preferred over open surgery and has a bright future with vast possibilities. Anatomy of the Hip The hip-joint [...] Read more

Swelling in the legs, ankles and feet, (the lower extremities) is a common occurrence with most people and not one that should be a cause for concern. Most people suffer from this if they have been Read more

We have all seen movies where the hero dislocates his shoulder, snaps it back into place and continues to fight the villains. That is fantasy and far removed from reality. Shoulder dislocations are Read more

Arthroscopy, also called as keyhole surgery, is a procedure that is used to examine and treat joint conditions. Arthroscopic procedures are usually carried out for knee, shoulder and hip joint issues Read more

An uplifting real-life event that relates a 27-year-old man’s return to life. A sudden cardiac arrest is a condition in which the heart abruptly stops beating. As the pumping action stops, blood is Read more

A hip replacement surgery is one in which the hip joint is replaced with a prosthesis and is one of the procedures with excellent surgical outcome. Damage to the hip joint due to various conditions Read more

Overview The meeting point of two bones is a joint. To reduce friction and enable smooth movement of the joint, the bones are covered in a tissue called cartilage. In a patient suffering from osteoarthritis, Read more

The knee joint is a complex structure with various bones, muscles, ligaments, tendons and cartilage working in sync for seamless movement of the knees and legs. The concerned bones are thigh-bone (femur), Read more