Orthopedics
<ѻý class='mpt-top_cat_title_description'>News, opinions and meeting coverage in orthopedics.ѻý>
<ѻý>After Meniscectomy, Thigh Muscle Weakness Impairs Knee Functionѻý>
MALMÖ, Sweden -- Four years after surgery to repair a non-traumatic meniscus tear, loss of muscle strength in the quadriceps left patients with a painful, unstable knee prone to future osteoarthritis, researchers here reported.
Dec 04, 2006
<ѻý>So You've Got Tennis Elbow?ѻý>
NEW YORK-Few conditions have more ostensible cures than tennis elbow. When ѻý published a Special Report during the U.S. Open here on evidence-based cures for tennis elbow, many of our readers shared their own approaches. Here is a sampling (edited for space). Caveat emptor.
Sep 23, 2005
<ѻý>Certain Exercise Proposed to Reduce Hip Fracture Risk in Elderlyѻý>
CAMBRIDGE, England-If hip fractures in the elderly are caused by thinning of the femur that leads to bone buckling in a fall, as a team here contends, cycling, rowing or gymnastics might strengthen the femoral neck and reduce the fracture risk.
Jul 07, 2005