Paediatric ACL injuries
ACL tears in children are uncommon. However, the annual growth in incidence of ACL tears is highest in the 5-14 year-old age group. The incidence
ACL tears in children are uncommon. However, the annual growth in incidence of ACL tears is highest in the 5-14 year-old age group. The incidence
Anterior shoulder dislocations are a common injury. My website describes the typical labral tear that involves the front lower quadrant of the shoulder socket (the
In last year’s June blog, we discussed who needs to have an ACL reconstruction. The main reason to undergo an ACL reconstruction is to have
ACL tears are a prevalent sporting injury in Australia. For someone wanting to return to sport, ACL reconstructions have been shown to provide good knee
This time of year makes me think of autumn swells, especially with Easter around the corner. Our region is blessed with beautiful beaches and great
First-time shoulder dislocations are common, with an incidence of about 25 per 100,000 people. As my website mentions, recurrent dislocation is the most common complication.
Osteotomies around the knee are commonly performed procedures. “Osteotomy“ literally means “cutting of a bone”. Osteotomies are usually performed to correct deformities secondary to arthritis.
Rotator cuff tears are prevalent. Over 30% of people older than 70 will have a rotator cuff tear. The word “tear” denotes a traumatic nature
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