...help to consume softer, soothing foods. These can include: mashed potatoes (or other veggies) tofu or scrambled eggs oatmeal hummus or baked beans cream soups salmon or other boneless fish...
...the patient’s scalp or in some cases, just above the eyebrow, to remove a small flap of bone so the neurosurgeon can easily locate the aneurysm. It is then clipped...
...the use of osteobond. Who Should Undergo and Expected Results Forehead augmentation can be taken advantage of: Those who have overly prominent brows or bone protrusion near the eyebrows People...
...for missing teeth. With this option, artificial teeth are surgically screwed into the jawbone to replace the natural teeth. Instead of the natural root, a metal framework is used to...
...can enjoy a full, healthy life.[5][6] However, untreated or poorly treated Graves’ disease can lead to serious complications, including an increased risk of bone fractures, cardiovascular disease, and stroke, as...
...and bones have to be reconnected. This process usually requires multiple microsurgeries and may take several hours. Different Types of Replantation Replantation of the extremities can be categorized into two...
...an underlying health problem, may spread to the bone and become a threat to the patient’s life. Severe trauma to the lower leg due to a traumatic injury Cancerous tumour...
...part of treatment for broken bones or fractures. Casts help promote proper bone healing during the recovery period. They work by keeping the injured part of the body straight and...
...oropharynx is located right behind the oral cavity or the mouth. It starts from the uvula and ends in the hyoid bone. The lateral wall of the oropharynx is where...
...fully developed immune system. These complications include:[7] Mastoiditis: When the infection spreads into the bones of the ear. Symptoms include fever, pain, tenderness, headache and a creamy discharge from the...