...abnormal forward curvature of the lower back due to degenerative changes in the spine’s bones and muscles. The condition often leads to lower back and leg pain, as well as...
...to sores, infections, and issues with mobility bone and joint problems, such as osteoporosis and osteoarthritis gum and tooth disease a weakened immune system, which increases the risk of infections...
...laying down. This part of the procedure also includes examining the bones of the foot, patterns of calluses, functions of the big toe, and integrity of joints. The second part,...
...used to treat carpal tunnel syndrome, wrist pain, chronic wrist injuries or structural problems. This type of surgery can also be used to repair tendons, remove bone spurs, and to...
...good portion of the affected body part, including the surrounding muscles or nearby bone structures to halt tumour spread. This is termed radical excision and is typically performed in a...
...surgeon makes a large incision in the chest area and separates the breastbone to access the heart. A thin tube, called a cannula, is inserted into the aorta and is...
...nail bed, it is often necessary to first repair and align any bone fragments. If there are larger fractures, the bone may need to be splinted. The same is true...
...and feel by transplanting tissue from the patient’s own body or a deceased donor. A tissue transfer is performed by removing tissue, such as skin, fat, muscle, nerve, and bone...
...will have a flatter and tighter abdomen after the procedure. Its effects on the abdominal area are the same as a tummy tuck. However, it leaves a long hipbone-to-hipbone scar....
...of the body. Penetrating cardiac wounds typically affects the skin, breastbone, and the heart itself. The superficial skin should heal before the surgeon discharges the patient. However, the breastbone beneath...