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For women who underwent spinal surgery during adolescence, approaching pregnancy often brings unique questions about labor and delivery. A common concern is whether a spinal fusion affects the ability to have a vaginal birth.

Golfer’s elbow, or medial epicondylitis, is a condition caused by overuse of the elbow’s tendon flexor, leading to pain on the inside of the elbow. Often, you can effectively treat and manage this condition at home, but you may need to see a provider to regain comfort and mobility.

Lateral malleolus fractures are the most common type of ankle breaks. They usually don’t require surgery, but you should recognize the symptoms of the injury to be sure you get proper treatment.

Webbed toes, medically known as syndactyly, occur when toe separation during fetal development is incomplete. It doesn’t usually affect daily life, but surgery can address functional or cosmetic concerns.

Bruised and broken ribs can both cause significant pain, especially when breathing. Bruises and fractures require careful diagnosis to ensure proper treatment.

Children frequently experience leg pain due to growing pains, which typically occur at night and resolve the next day. If pain persists or occurs during the day, it may signal issues like muscle strain, bone injury, or arthritis.

Common signs that a broken bone is healing, including changes in pain, swelling, and mobility during the recovery process.

Prior literature suggests that patients suffering from fear of reinjury (FORI) following Achilles rupture may fail to return to sport and report worse Achilles Tendon Total Rupture Scores (ATRS); however, this prior study included patients who underwent both surgical and non-surgical management. Thi...

Results showed patients with osteochondral lesions of the talus had higher satisfaction when lateral ligament stabilization was included with arthroscopic microfracture with bone marrow aspirate concentrate augmentation.

Elbow dislocations in children are uncommon and often occur alongside fractures, most frequently of the medial epicondyle. Concurrent dislocation with fractures of both the medial epicondyle and the trochlea is exceptionally rare. We present an unusual case of an 11-year-old boy with elbow dislocati...