...disease that occurs when the cartilage that protects the bones at the ends of the joints wears down. This can happen over time due to use and wear and tear,...
...fractures of the jaw. These usually occur due to trauma to the jawbone or the chin or tumours in the bone that causes osteonecrosis. In around 60% of all mandibular...
...be caused by certain medical conditions or traumatic injuries, include: Arthritis of the hip, which can result in bone spurs and other bone irregularities Bone degeneration Fracture When left untreated,...
...bone and joint pain. Although arthrodesis can occur naturally, it can also be achieved by going through a surgical procedure. The needed bone can be taken from the patient’s body...
...bone that protrudes into the nose’s breathing passage. This long, narrow, and curved shape of the turbinate bone resembles an elongated seashell. There are various conditions of the nose—including allergies—that...
...the back portion of the vertebral bone of the neck The laminectomy procedure can be used to remove bone spurs in the spine, especially in cases of spinal arthritis or...
...test**: Checks for protein levels in the urine (proteinuria). * **Blood test**: Measures albumin levels and checks for other abnormalities. * **Kidney biopsie**: In some cases, a small sample of...
...tartar and plaque from the teeth and roots. * **Gum flap surgery:** The gums are carefully lifted away from the teeth to expose the underlying bone. * **Bone grafting (optional):**...
...be strictly met before it can be explored. Who Should Undergo and Expected Results Rotationplasty is usually done on patients who are diagnosed with bone cancer (osteosarcoma), particularly on the...
**What is Crohn’s Disease?** **What is Crohn’s Disease?** Crohn’s disease is a chronic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that can affect any part of the digestive tract, from the mouth to...